Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-01-02
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Ii required some little time last
evening for officers in the Canadian
Australian liner Mariana, to round up
q DELEGATION OF the black squad who
had been granted brief liberty ashore,
with the distinct understanding that
they return to the vessel at an early
hour in the evening.
Trouble broke out in the. fire room
OF the British steamer shortly after
leaving Sydney for Auckland. The
visit of the vessel at the New Zealand
port was the signal for one or more
men below decks, to attempt to de-
sert. The Mariana continued the voy-
age to Suva, minus several men. At
Suva, a close watch was kept over
the fire room crew. The Mariana
brought Is passengers for Honolulu.
The through list Of travellers was a
small one, there being eighteen pas
sengers in the saloon.
Head winds and rough seas served
to delay the vessels arrival. The
Mariana reached the wharf shortly
before four O'Clock and was dispatch
ed through the agency of T. H. Davies
&c Co. for Vancouver and Victoria at
eight thirty last night. A score OF
passengers joined the vessel at this
port.
Eight tons of Australian and New,
Zealand products and supplies were
left here Fruits, and sundries made
up the shipment. The steamer is well
laden with through freight for Can
adam ports.
Andrew WEIGH From San Francisco
Bringing nearly two thousand tons
general cargo, including material for
construction work at Pearl Harbor,
the bark Andrew WEIGH, twenty days
from San Francisco, has arrived at the
port. Il. 4# g -
The vessel was sighted off the
harbor early this afternoon. It is ,ex.
pected that the ndjammer brought
number of passengers. -
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cIaudIne Returned From 7
Maui Ports ~
A small amount of freight was
brought to the port with the arrival
OF the InterIsland steamer Claudine
today. The vessel returned with a
score Of cabin passengers. Purser
Kibling reports fine weather with
moderate trades and seas. Freight
for discharge at Keanae was returned
to Honolulu, the small boats not
making landing there. -.
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Lights Blind Pilots. ..s. :
Columbia River pilots have filed a
complaint with Captain J. Speier,s the
harbormaster, that the city arc lights
at Martins dock and near the slip OF
the Lower Albina ferry, on the west
side of the river, partly blind them
v lille taking vessels through the har-
Eor at night. AS a result, II is ex-
planned that it is difficult to keep the
vessels in the channel. Captain Spefef
win make a report of Til matter to
the city authorities.
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More Long Distance Wireless. .....e
Los ANGELES, Dec. 24.-More
long distance wireless records were
shattered by the East San Pedro sta
tion Of the Marconi Wireless Company
last night and early this morning.
Key West. Fla, Charleston, s. c., and
West Arlington. Va, were heard
plainly by the local operators.
Who's Who In the Korea.
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Nowlan Serving 40 Korea Purser
A. e. Nowlan has been installed in
the dual capacity Of freight clerk and
acting purser in the Pacific Mail liner
Korea for the remainder of the voy-
tage to the Orient With the sudden
illness which overlook Purser William
Al Allen, Nowlan was Obliged to step
into the office and take up added
duties. - s-.'
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