Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-11-22
WITH
LUMBER ARE
NOWDUE

Two freighters, laden with large
shipments OF lumber from the Colum-
bia river and sound ports, destined
for Australia, are reported as due to
arrive at Honolulu tomorrow, accord
ing to report received here by cable.
The British steamer Hawkhead Is to
be supplied with between four and
FIVE hundred tons Of coal while here
Unless this vessel reaches the port at
an cary hour in the morning, ii will
be held here until Monday for coaling.
Local firms have been notified that
the British steamer Arrino, from the
sound and destined for Australia with
several million feet Of lumber, is due
to arrive at the port tomorrow. This
vessel Is reported to have met with
an accident in departing from HOO
uiam for Grays Harbor and Tacoma.
For the purpose Of inspection the yes.
sci was sent into Gfydock.
~
Sparks from the Wireless.
The following wireless message has
been received by the agents. from the
Oceanic 8. s. Sonoma, bound from
San Francisco for Honolulu, T. H.: ~
8p. m, Nov. 81, 1871 cabin pas
sengers, 8 steerage passengers, 534
sacks mail, Al tons general cargo, 50
packages Wells Fargo express mat
ter. " ~
Will arrive of port 1880 a. m. Mon.
day morning, Nov. "a, and depart for
Sydney and way ports at 2:30 p. m.
Monday afternoon, Nov. "a. Il
The following wireless message has
been received by the. agents of the
s. 8. Wilhelmina, bound for Honolulu:
For Honolu1u-S5 cabin passengers,
Ia steerage passengers, II w. F. *
matter, no mail, 6 automobiles, 2150
tons cargo. F. ...,. -.
For Hilo: automobiles, 54S tons
cargo. III
Ship arrives Tuesday morning and
will dock at the Queen street wharf.
Many Passengers But no Mail.
Mail from the mainland to the
Islands, destined to reach here on
Tuesday morning, win be brought by
the Japanese steamer Chiyo Maru.
wireless message received at the
agency Of Castle e Cooke today
states that the Matson Navigation
liner Wilhelmina. while bringing So
cabin and IA steerage passengers, has
no mail for Honolulu
The Wilhelmina is to berth at
Queen street wharf early Tuesday
with 1859 tons Of general
sargo. In transit for Hilo the vessel
eft the coast with 343 tons of mer-
shandise and supplies. There are IL
aboard for local inn
Dorterss
Donnelly Iuau Tomorrow.
Elaborate preparations have been
made for the big luau to be given to
morrow afternoon at the Inter-Island |
w. T. Donnelly, Of New
York, who designed the new floating
irydock, recently going into commits
sion at this port, being the guest of
honor. Donnelly returned from a brief
visit to the island Of Hawaii and the
volcano this morning. He Is soon TO
depart for the mainland. The luau
Is to be given by employees, who for
The past nine months have been en-
gagged on the construction of the
lock.
Enterprise Away for the Coast.
The Matson Navigation steamer En- |
terprise sailed from Hflo for San |
Francisco on Friday afternoon, the
vessel taking a part cargo Of sugar,
pines and other lines Of island pro.
iucts. The Enterprise brought q
general shipment Of mainland freight |
Ind was dispatched from the Hawaii |
port without any delay. The last |
sugar loaded into the Enterprise was
brought to Hilo from Hamakua ports |
n the steamer Kaiulani.
~ /
<ilauea Oh the Hilo Run. ~
In returning from Hilo and the way |
ports this morning with a small list |
of passengers, and a light cargo, the
Inter-Island steamer Kilauea will go |
off that run, and give place to the
flagship Mauna Kea that is to take up
he old route following a general over
hauling and repainting at the floating /
lrydock. The Kilauea's cargo includ.
ID some parts of machinery, barrels
If wine, 40 bales of hay, rs crates
If vegetables, 211 pieces native lum.
Der, 1l,S5e paving blocks, $50 pack.
ages Of sundries and q crates OF
turkeys. The vessel met with. fair
weather on the homeward voyage.