Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-01-23

burg.American line exclusion, steamer
Cleveland will pay their initial visit
to Honolulu with the arrival Of the
vessel with its large host of round the
world tourists this afternoon.
Captain Christian Dempwch, the
former well known master of the
Cleveland, has been promoted to a
larger liner in the Atlantic service, al
Local shipping men viii have occa-
sion to meet for the first time Captain
tn. Kier. The new skipper is q Young
man and rated high as competent
navigator in the Hamburg American
service. That the Cleveland has COW
cred her three months cruise, and
maintained Ahe schedule to the minute.
speaks well for the capabilities Of
Commander Kier. 4
C. Vogelsang, the travelling re-
presentative Of fhe Hamburg American
line. who has made his third yisit to
Honoluiu with Cleveland excursion lists,
will be given q hearty greeting by local
port officials.
The official family OF the steamship
Cleveland, which Is to remain here
until Saturday morning before resHm.
ing the voyage to San Francisco, In
cludes the following: al.
Capt Tn. Kier commander; FIR.
Kruse, LIST officer; CHI. Stehr, chief en-
gineer; c. H. Dill, I'd officer; R..
Schierlitz, I'd officer; NJ Maltick, I'd of.
ficer.: Til. Hermann, Sd officer; H.
Koch. 4th officer; o. Beckmaln, I'd
engineer; DR.. A. Luebbert, list physi-
clan; DIR. c. Fickert. I'd physician; ID.
Peinert, chief purser; p. FraHzep,
purser; r. Peplien, provision master.
A large and fully equipped tourist
office staff is carried with the Cleye-
land. Under the able direction tof
G. YOgelsang, who is the general man-
ager OF the excursion, the following az
sistants look well after the require
lnenfs OF five hundred or more traHs
ellers. They are: G. Vogelsangg repA
resentatiye; G. Scherer. G.. Kech,t J..
Lindes, w. f. Mitau. w. II Stanley, Z.
d. Stone. L. welckunn, G. Wedekinds
"a Hinsch, A. Pfatsch, F. Zeschke.
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Much Meat for the Islands
The greater part, of the 200 tons
refrigerated cargo in the Oceanic
liner Sonoma, now nearing the is
lands from sydney and Page Pago, Is
said to be Australian meat. consigned
to the local quarterfnaster department.
The Sonoma is bringing 3 passengers,
and Is SACKS mail for Honolulu. The
vessel Is carrying fair sized list OF
through passengers The vessel is
now expected VIII be Off the port be-
tween nine and ten O'Clock Saturday
night. Arrangements viii pfobabR be
perfected whereby the Sonoma will
be brought In the harbor and passed
BY the federal officials. In is the in
tention to dispatch the Sonoma for
day Thirty-fiye passengers have been
booked for the coast. 81
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Hyades Heard From r..
The Matson Navigation freighter
Hyades, from San Francisco by the
way OF Puget Sound ports has been
heard from through wireless. The
vessel Is due to arrive here on next
Tuesday morning bringing 100 tons
freight and 10000 feet lumber for
Honolulu Cargo for other ports In
eludes Port Allen 275 tons freight and
% 900 feet lumter, kahului $50 tons
freight, Hilo 100 toa3 freight and $780,
900 feet OF lumber, and Kaanapali IS
tons freight and $4,000 feet lumber.
The Hyades will he supplied with
sugar at several CT the island ports.
WiiheImina viii Take Part Cargo
Al part cargo of sugar, pineapples
and sundries viii be forwarded to the
coast In the Matson Navigation liner
Wilhelmina that Is scheduled to sail
for Hilo at five O'Clock this evening
and to return to Honolulu early, Sun
day morning. About seventy passen-
gers have been booked for the coast
thus far. \
Liner TO call at Maui ports.
Merchandise and supplies for Maui
importers is aboard the Matson Navi-
Ration liner Honolulan that is report
cd to have smiled from San Francisco
on Tuesday evening. The big steamer
should arrive here on Jan. 2Sth with
2s7I tons of cargo for this port; 29S
Tor Kahului, ~ for Port Allen, and
forty-two for Kaanapali.
Two Freiqhtere at kahuIui.
Two large Eceighters are reported at
Kahului at t3>e time the Inter1sland
steamer ClauIire called at that port.
The British steamer NJ. S. Dollar, with
coal, cement and other lines OF freight
from the orient. was being discharged.
) The AmericaR-Hawaiian freighter Mex
Jean was al, Kahului, where a consld-