Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-12-30
DLAN IL
IIRALAKEA
NHARF

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Matson Navigation steamer
An. with Governor l. Il. Pink
id IS cabin passengers aboard.
4 brought 70 berth at the Wal
side Of Alakea wharf; when re-
"a following the granting of pra.
4 ~ the United States quarantine
Announcements 70 this effect were
completed this morning following q
series Of conferences between Castle
& Cooke, representing the Matson
NaYIeAtion Company; harbormaster
William Foster. and members Of the
t4InuIttee selected to welcome the
new chief executive.
The AIakca wharf Is considered the
most centrally located in the city and
Il Il provided with the best facilities
tor the care OF q large crowd Of peo-
PIE that Is believed will gather to ex-
tend greeting to Governor Pinkham.|
Captain Greene. master Of the Ho-'
IoIn'|1 has been notified bf wire
less that following the visit OF Dr. r..
n II1licI. United States quarantine
officer members 81 the federal Gus
toms and immigration staiIs. and the.
clearing Of the vessel. be Is to stand
81 81 the quarantine anchorage 8
1..'|.1II tine . permit special
committees o. IS members under the
direction % NJ E6rrII1I1I I1|
board the UonoI1|11 AZ tie M1.so1
liner Il provided with but one means
81 inEIe1t namely q dangling ja-.
ttI'1 ladder. Il Is presumed that the
1|||'1| oI the ship 1l the committee
.... ../II |r><1 .1....I s. 4 -. |,,,.I<.1 rI-I,o.
I'I&'&s6 Instructions to Captain
Greene 1I60 Include boarding permits
Tor members Of the press and federal
With the working stan Of the quarans
the. customs and manifestation ser.
Amer "a passengers and consign-
..|| o. AZ. SACKS Of mail have been
landed. the |oIoInign d 10 leave the
|'1I61 wharf Tor the HdckfeId wharf.
where the bulk Of the 1000 tons Of
cargo destined Tor Hopo'n'n VII bel
lite wireless fron tbe HonoIolan'
received THE morning stated weather
||.|.I'1I| had much improved md
|.|| there was 20 reason Why the
.'|||8r should not reach quarantine
b. Iro|tsr and his stan. il IS be.
.|E. VIII have passed the Daeeen-'
..I|. officers and members Of the
crew within Sc minutes after board
~. the vessel The HonoI0|a1
|...|1 rencI her berth at AIokba
wharf shortly before 10 O'Clock pro-
.'... that the steamer strives "a
..... ||... 1. --.....||<.4 -, che 90 ,IIS..
||01'1I the latter part oi the week.
where aItnt I've hundred tons o.
..'I'I11 cargo WIN be dischazsed.
Hanna K0 sailed summer Sen
Summer seas, with light and favor.
allie winds. we're the rule with the rel
|.<I Iol|.t Of the InitI-Island stee.n-
.| .|.I| H0| from H|'c and the way
..I.@ The steamer brought conEi1-
.|.I'1 delegation Of politicians from
. I|. I1I81d The vessel returned
.... small cargo Including the rett|-
. assortment 81 island products and
..I'|0 |0I1eI Philips states that.
|.. 1I11utr KairIani was at Hilo and
was preparing to SAIL ion Honolul1|
~ the way Of Kahulpi. The latter
vessel b 70 bring q shipment Of hard
wood ties. freWood and paving
['1cI<t The steamer Helene was
passed ot Leupahoehoe,
&...| ||sl small one.
The list of sugar reported as await
liz shipment on tie island Of Hawaii
includes but one consignment Of 6575l
..1Is a P1naltu according to the re-|
I.|I f<ctited this morning with the
arrival of P1rsef Phillips Of the
steamer Naoha Kea
K6n1k Preparing for dispatch.
AT the rate that cargo is leaving
the German steamer Karnak that
vessel, Il IS believed. VIII set away
tor VANCOUVER and the Pacific coast
81 Saturday Of sunday The vessel
Is d'scharsine Ut the railway wharf.
A small consignment Of preserved.
pines viii be supplied