Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-03-15
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wald, Mrs. W. Reichwald, Bruno, Ra-
,beler, Mr.. Rata, Mrs. Rata, c. H.
Raven, Mrs. G. II. Raven and child,
Mrs. j. Rose, Master Rose, Geo. s.
Scovel, Mrs. Scovel, b. NJ. Stone, Mrs.
Stone, Miss Nj. r. Schaeffer, o. Setter,
J. G. Silva, Jules Simpson, Sydney;
Miss Nora Stevens, Miss Geraldine
Stevenson, Mr.. Sprout, Mrs. Sprout,
E. H. Stol, Mrs. Lorain Stetson, Miss
E. Thornagle, c. F. Unrath, Mrs. I'm
rath, G. J. Waller, Mr. Fl. F. Wehse-
lau, Mrs. Wehselau, w. K. Wehlan,
Mrs. Wehlan, Mrs. A. Wilson, S. E.
Wooley. Miss May Boland, Mr.. Coster,
Mrs. H. S. Croker, Chas. L. Earl, T..
Haag, Mrs. Haag, W. Harkins, Mons.
Herbert, C. Harrington, Miss E. Ham
ilton, Mr. and Mrs. S. Kelly, Mr.. and
Mrs. Krutschunski, ID. p. Kimball, r.
s. MeQuarrie, s. Mcnamara, Mrs, Nc
Namara, Mr.. Matthew'S Mr.. Mack,
Miss Gloria Mayne, r. F. Millane, w.
r. Miller, Mrs. Miller and child, J. w.
Newton, Mrs. Newton, Denis O'Brien,
L. S. Pitt, Mrs. Pitt and infant, G. NJ.
Reid. Mrs. Reid, Chas. S. shaw, c..
w. Selman, Mr.. Stone, Mr.. Thomas,
Mrs. A. Waters, VIM. Weiro.
WiIheImina Bringing Many Passen-
gers.
To arrive at Honolulu on Tuesday
morning, according to the prediction
wirelessed in by Captain Peter john
son, 1.-THE Matson Navigation steamer
Wilhelmina is steaming in the direc-
ton of the islands with 106 cabin and
~ steerage passengers.
The Wilhelmina sailed from San
Francisco for the islands with 1895
tons cargo for Honolulu and 1000 tons
freight for Hilo. Fourteen autos are
Intended for this port, while four will
be carried in transit to Hilo. A late
mail amounting to 112 sacks is expect
ed to arrive. The vessel is to berth a.
Hackfeld wharf
Rameses Will Probably Follow
karnak.
The Kosmos line fFeighter Ra-
Sc IA cd will fC1lntu a
Karnak on the long voyage from Eu-
ropean ports to the Hawaiian islands.
The Rameses was understood would
be placed on this run, at the time the
Karnak sailed from Hamburg. The
latter vessel is believed will be dis
patched the middle part of April. On
board the Karnak it is stated that the
Hathor has been completed and placed
in the nitrate trade. Six of the new
vessels will be completed by June.
Names have been selected for only
three of the nine steamships.
"a
Bark Weich Has Valuable Cargo
Freight for the islands, now in
transit from San Francisco in the
bark Andrew WEIGH is valued at $780,
789, according to copies of manifests
received at the agency of C. Brewer
& Company. The Anrdew WEIGH is
out fourteen days from the coast port
with the following: $50 cs, $50 kegs
and "a bbls. blasting powder, 55 cs.
blasting caps and fuses, s29 bxs. am
munition, S12 bbls. asphalt, $4,000
bricks, 200 drums distillate, $50 drums
gasoline, 25 drums naphtha, % bbls.
oils, $3.50 # lumber, 14,070 posts, 6.
059 railroad ties, 1856 bbls. shocks, So
tons salt.
Hawaii Sugar on the List.
Considerable sugar has left the ISL,
and of Hawaii for the mainland ac-
cording to the figures brought to this
Port with the arrival of Purser Phil
lips in the Mauna Kea. The sugar
awaiting shipment includes the fol-
lowing amounts:
Olaa 1900, Waiakea 5000, Hawaii
Mill 1000, Hilo Sugar Co. 14,300, Ono
mea 1884, Pepeekeo 1900, Honomu
$4,000. Hakalau 10000, Laupahoehoe
$50, Kaiwiki 1850, Hamakua Mill
1000. Paauhau 1000, Honokaa 400,
huhulHdel6 JUUD, f1OHudDO OOz SACKS.
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Ventura Wireless Report.
The following wireless message has
been received from the Oceanic
Steamship Conpany's S. S. Ventura.
bound for Honolulu from San Fran.
cisco:
IS. S. Ventura, at sea, March IA,
1913, p. NIL cabin passengers, 4
second cabin passengers, 2 steeragel
passengers, 6G9 tons general cargo for
Honolulu, 225 sacks mail for Homo
lulu, % tons icehouse goods, Expect
to arrive off port Monday about noon
have had bad weather"
China Will Be Late In Arrival
The Pacific Mail liner China will be
delayed in arrival from the Orient,
according to a message now at hand
in which it is stated that the vessel
should be off the port on or about