Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-08-01
K.KIINERS
MEET AIRPORT

FOR one hour this morning two of
largest liners in the Togo -Kisen
Isha trans-Pacific service were
bred. at Alakea wharf, following
arrival OF the Tenyo Maru from
Francisco and the dispatch OF
Shinyo Maru for Japan ports,
hgkong and Manila.
fhree well known shippers In the
* X. namely Captains Bent,
ith md FfImer had brief oppor-
;ity OF meeting and an exchange OF
hSantries, treat that does not fire.
sitly fan to the lot of the yoyaging
.hhship officers.
Your cabin passengers left the Ten
Tat Honolulu. For the Far East
re are Is cabin, 95 second class
10i, Asiatic steerage passengers.
Tenyo steamed down from San
.ncisc6 In FIVE days and twenty-one
rs, the vessel meeting with favor
weather for the greater portion
the trip. A through cargo amount
TO $50 tons is carried, large per-
fage OF the freight to be left at
Mia.
he Tenyo Maru is to be dispatch
Tor the Far East at five o'clock
evening. A dozen cabin passen-
s will Join the vessel at Honolulu.
gorge Wiley, chief steward cf the
10 Maru, is back at his post, fol-
Ing q vacation spent at California
III resorts. He was ashore for
trip.
Il a. M. Massie is looking after
health OF the Tenyo passengers,
lace OF DR.. N. p. Crooks, WHO is
make an extended visit to Europe
bre again rejoining his ship. DR..
nks expects to be away for four
I've months.
Erser Thomas McCombe and
ielI Clerk G. H. Oulton repre-
the rold guard in the Tenyo.
be Territorial band played a series
stirring airs as the Tenyo was
: ped into berth at Alakea wharf,
musicians also remained TO rem.
en- improinptus concert in honor
he departure Of the Shinyo Maru,
!. li1t Tor the orient at nine o'clock.
SHo hundred and twenty-five Ssiat-
5teerage passengers left u, the
hyo at this port. These were for
= most part. Japanese, there being
M23 Filipinos included in the dele
ION. In addition TO q small num-
Of 1ay0ver passengers. the Shin.
Waru was supplied with large
destined for the mainland.
ira Has Room for Many.
be Pacific Mail liner Siberia, now
ming from Japan ports to Homo
and due to arrive here on Aug.
9. is reported by cables to have
b Tor one hundred and twenty-five
lIoDaI cabin passengers destined
San Francisco. The Siberia sail.
from Yokohama. her last port OF
with $50 tons oriental cargo for
Iolulu It is also understood that
Der William Allen, who was left
Ind FROM the Korea at Yokohama
burning to this city for treatment
Allen has a son residing in this
f6r island Ports.
1stralian coal TO the amount Of
III two thousand tons is destined
"A island port in the barkentine
ala that is reported to have sail
rom Newcastle, N. s. W., yester
<Ine@yessel may come here fol
and then proceed to ethel
81 or Maukto discharge, accord
10 q present program.
ny May cab for Coal. \
Is reported that. the British
oship Beachy. laden with seyera
lon feet Of lumber, may call here
1ite to Australia for coal
sc Mas Sugar Laden.
led to the hatch covers with Ho
sugar, the Inter-Island steamer
1Ie reached port this morning
product is to be Forwarded t
,oast in q trans-Pacific liner.
vkbian Sailed from Hilo.
AmericansHawaiian freightel
nbian is reported to have sailet
HiIo for Salina Cruz yesterda!
'6k. carrying nearly a full ship
81 sugar. Tho Columbian wa
supplied with preserved pines t,
mount of about $4,000 cases.
IA
Gail at Four Ports.
EIGHT for Port Allen, Kaanapali
iluf and HiIo. is reported aboart
Natsun Navigation steamer Hilo
due to arrive at Honolulu OF
Isl 6. Castle & Cooke, leca
e. expect to supply the Hilonial
a full shipment of sugar befor'
.esseT sails for San Francisco.
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