Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-10-29
ew Passengers In hongkono Maru.

Few Passengers IN HoHgkonn NJ aru.
The Togo Kisen Kaisha liner Hong
kong Maru from San Francisco is to
arrive at the port tomorrow after
noon with few passengers In the
several classes, according to a late
wireless received at the agency of
Castle & Cooke. The vessel will re.
ceive $50 tons of coal, and is expect
ed TO reach her wharf at / o'clock
and it is the present intention to dis
patch the vessel for Japan and China
at o'clock in the evening. A few
Asiatic steerage passengers win join
re vessel at Honolulu.
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Korea Held for Machinery.
To load several hundred tons of
sugar mill machinery and take on
1900 tons of coal as bunkers, the Pa.
|ciic Mail liner Korea il is stated to-
day win be held here until the morn
ing of November before being dis.
patched for Japan, China and the
Philippines.
The vessel is due to arrive from
San Francisco Monday morning, No
vember 3, with a fair-sized list of
cabin anc steerage passengers. The
vessel is reported through the agency
Of H. Hsckfeld and Company to have
200 tons of general cargo for dis
charge at Honolulu.
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Local Notice to Mariners.
Hawaiian Islands Oahu Island
Honolulu harbor Outside entrance
gas buoy No. 81 reported extinguished
October IS, will be relighted as soon
as practicable. A red hand lantern
will be exhibited from the buoy dur
ling the time 1t remains unlighted.
"A. E. ARLEDGE, Z
Inspector, 10th Lighthouse District
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Sparks from the Wireless
The following wireless message has
been received by the agents, from the
Oceanic S. s.. Co, S Sonoma, bound
from Sydney and way ports for Homo.
lIuiu, +. H: $40 miles from porti 1
cabin passenger for Honolulu; Sec
lpnd cabin passengers for Honolulu; ]
steerage passenger for Honolulu; Ia
sacks mail for Honolulu; 40 tons gen.
eral cargo for Honolulu; 80 tons
meat; arrives Friday, $50 a. M; de-
parts Friday at IN. II
China Can Accommodate Many. -
There is room for all applicants for
transportation TO the coast in the Pa
c.fic Mail liner China, due to reach
this port from the Orient on Novem.
Der Sd. This vessel has cargo to
the amount of $50 tons for discharge
at Honolulu The vessel will be sup.
piled with 600 tons of coal before pro
ceeding to San Francisco. A small
number of cabin passengers have sc
far booked at the office of H. Hack.
field & Company.
6ost VIII Remain Here. 4
Superintendent Bost, who spent
many months in this city during the
erection of the gigantic floating crane
built for the United States navy de.
partment for Pearl Harbor, has been
appointed TO the position Of superin.
tendent of appliance, and will make
Honolulu his home Bost recently re.
turned from the East coast of the
United States where he disposed OF
his household effects prior to taking
up his permanent residence in the
islands. ~
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Hall Back from Kauai.
Bringing a small cargo. which In,
Guided no sugar, the Inter:Island
Isteamer. w. G.. Hall returned from the
Garden Island today. A small mum,
her of passengers arrived in this yes.
sci. The officers report fine weather
The freight list included an auto, two
motorcycles, shipments of pigc, chick.
ems, and 81 packages Of sundries. The
Hail has been placed on the berth for
Kauai at o'clock tomorrow evening.