Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-05-24
THREE LINERS
HERE MONDAY

Honolulu waterfront gives promise
of much activity on Monday with the
arrival of three transpacifie steam
eFs, each bringing large quantity OF
freight, as well as passengers from
various points around the Pacific.
The Oceanic liner Sierra from San
Francisco with 80 passengers and
over three thousand tons general car,
go is predicted an early arrival This
vessel will berth at Oceanic wharf,
where u. s.. quartermas;er cargo IS
to be discharged.
The American-Hawaiian freighter
Mexican from Salina Cruz by the way
Of San Francisco and Puget Sound
ports should come inside the harbor
and to the railway wharf at an early
hour on Monday. morning. The Mexi-
can carries quantities of freight tram
shipped from the east coast of the
United States at the Istnmus of Te-
huanepec
Fl. Hackfeld & Company has been
informed through wireless that the
Pacific Mail liner Siberia from Hong
kong and the japanese ports will be
off the harbor about ten o'clock Mon
day morning. The Siberia will be dis
charged of 100 tons oriental freight
during the stay at the port. The
sailing hour for the Siberia for San
Francisco has been fixed at ten
o'clock Tuesday morning. Wireless
advices announce a hundred or more
Asiatic passengers to leave this yes
sci upon arrival at Honolulu. The
Pacific Mailer has room FOR but a
score of cabin passengers from this
port to San Francisco.
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FIaurence Ward Back from Midway.
Bringing two Commercial Pacific ca
bic operators who have been stationed
i'll the mid-Pacific for some months,
the schooner FlGurence Ward is an
arrival from Midway island acble sta
ton this morning. The vessel was
eleven days from the island, and Is
said to have met with fair weather
on the passage. A quantity of light
sand much desired by builders was
brought as ballast The FlaurenCe
Ward was discharged Of a coasidera-
BILE shipment of supplies.
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Sparks From the Wireless.
The following wireless message has
been received by the agents from the
Oceanic s. s. Cos S. S. Sierra, bound
from San Francisco for Honolulu, T.
H.: S95 miles from port at s p. m,
May %; IS cabin passengers for Ho-
noiulu; ~ steerage passengers for
Honolulu; 400 sacks of mail for Ho.
noluli; SO75 tons of general cargo fol-
Honolulu Wells Fargo express mat.
ter. will arrive off port early Mon
day morning.
Hawaii Sugar Report.
Purser Phillips of the steamer Ma,
una Kea brought the following report
CT sugar awaiting shipment on Ha-
wall: Olaa 11,000, Waiakea 21.000,
Hawaii Mill 1000, Hilo Sugar CO. 3444,
Onomea 1873, Pepeekeo 21,500, Ho-
nomu 500, Hakalau 600, Paauhau
5000, Honokaa 5000, Kakauihaele q
200, Punaluu 1868, Honuapo 1896, Ha-
wi IL, 25S, Union 4014, kohala J67l,
Halawa 1892, Multi 1902 sacks.
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Heavy Trafel Canalward
Passenger travel TO the canal zone
is assuming large proportions, judg-
ing from the size of the lists being
taken out by the Pacific Mail steam
ers on the lower coast run. The City
of Para sailed from San Francisco on
May 3, carrying fifty-five first and fiji
ty-six second-class travellers.
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Helene Ready for Sea.
The American schooner Helene has
been discharged of large shipment
of lumber from north Pacific ports.
and is expected to sail for Puget
Sound today. The Helene arrived on
May 4th with cargo consigned 20 Al
len & Robinson.
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