Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-07-22
MONGOLIA MAKES
EXTENDED STAY
IN PORT

Huge boilers aAd pieces of machin.
cry which will go comnlete a sugar
making plant nowNunder course Of
construction in the Snrtharn ph;Iin-
pines, are being placeS aboard the pa
cific Mail liner MongoNa dnring the
stay of the vessel at thenorf Much
Of this freight is not only Ibulky but
very difficult to handle. n order ia
give ample time for its DIGESTION l
the Mongolia was ordered hed here
until noon hour tomorrow,
The big steamship wassan earn an.
rival this morning. bearing a laree
ers. Many Honolulans are returning
from vacations spent on the mainland
and in Europe. 81
The presence of Ambassador George
w. Guthrie, now journeying to Japan
to assume his official duties, drew q
delegation of prominent business and
professional men to the ship TO greet
the distinguished diplomat.
The vessel was favored with the
best of weather on the voyage from
San Francisco. Nothing of serious ma
ture married the pleasure of the trip,
Seventy-six cabin and 8 second
class passengers LETT the vessel here.
The through list includes 1o7 cabin,
10 second class and 166 Asiatic steer
age passengers.
A small amount Of cargo is leaving
the vessel. Several privately owned
automobiles were included in the list
Mail to the amount of 100 sacks was
received. The through cargo includes
300 tons of general merchandise and
supplies destined for ports throughout
the orient. The sugar milling machin.
cry loaded here will be discharged at
Manila.
Second Steward Scott has been pro
NOTED to the position of chief stew
ard, taking the place vacated through
the disappearance and death of Chief
Steward Harry Donahue. Frank Var
ty, well known Pacific NAH man
has joined the vessel in the capacity
of second steward. DR.. Dukes, the
popular surgeon jim the Mongolia, is
taking vacation on shore, and DIR. J.
j. Smith, formerly in the Nile, is TAX
ing his place for one trip at least.
Chief Engineer r. S. Paul was
rroud Of the performance made by the
Mongolia as regards speed, the best
days run ranging in the neighborhood
Of 3S4 miles, while the engines were
not forced to any extent in completing
the passage.
A large amount of coal is today go
ing into the steamer. In sailing al
noon tomorrow, hundred or more
Asiatic steerage passengers are ex
pected to join the vessel for the coast
Of Asia.
Mauna kea Returned With Tourists.
A delegation of globe-trotters, who
had arrived here in trans Pacific
steamers, completed tour to Hawaii
and the volcano today, returning to
Honolulu in the steamer Mauna Kea.
The vessel also brought freight, in.
Guiding shipments of empties, ia
packages sundries, one auto, 1871
packages native lumber, 20 crates
cabbage and G barrels wine PurseT
Phillips reports clear weather with
smooth seas. The Matson Navigation
steamer Enterprise was expected to
sail from Hilo for the coast on Mon,
day. The 1nter-lsland steamers Kauai
Kaiulani and Helene were at Iilo TAX
ing on or discharging cargo.
Maui Back With Sugar.
Sugar to the amount of 10.075 sacks
was received from Hawaii ports with
the arrival of the lnter-Island steamer
Maui This vessel called at Kawaihae
and secured so head of cattle. Other
items of freight incladed As bales
sisal, l6 b9es wool, 50Aempty drxnfs
and sundries.. . The vessel with
moderate trades and cas-.
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