Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-03-16
ANOTHERSTEAMER
FROM COAST TO
ISLANDS

The welfknown freighter Leelanaw
vii not be the sole vessel entered in
the PROPOSED new freight and passen.
Ger service that may be inaugurated
~ the Pacific Steamship Company be-
tween Portland. Ore, and Honolulu.
The steamer Tiyerton vessel ef
about the same size as the Inter-Isl-
and Mikahala, and one-half the ton
mage Of the eoastlnsg steamer Kila-
yea, Il is announced, Will be placed
% the berth at Portland. TO take
IIeigbt only. Such was the informa-
ton brought TO Honolulu today with
the arrival OF officers in the Oceanic
liner sonoma from San Francisco.
While the Tiyerton is rated as a
Nell-eguipped freight carrier, her ton.
mage Is believed win preclude the new
company from making serious inroads
~ the vast accumulation of supplies
Nnd merchandise that at this season
~ the year accumulate at Puget Sound
ports.
Captain Charles Greene has been
appointed master OF the little Tfv.
|'ton for the initial voyage. The yes.
PEI Is listed at 155 feet in length sc
|ret beam with mean depth OF IL
FEET 2 inches. Her dead weight ca
|0city IL placed at 700 tons.
AZ the time the Sonoma sailed from
pan Francisco the Leelanaw was re-
ported 20 have secured a cargo OF
|o1etuffs for destination in the Ha-
|IIian Islands, A rate of $3.50 ton
reported to have been made upon
certain classes Of merchandise. II is
pow predicted that the Tiverton viii
'o'|oN the Leelanaw from the coast
|Ine weeks hence
~
.|1dy for the WiIhelnaIna.
Pier IS has been prepared for the
.1Itning OF the Matson Navigation
|or Wilhelmina at an early hour to-
.cfrow morning, this vessel will be
discharged Of 1868 tons of freight be-
pre- proceeding to Hilo where $40 tons
n cargo win be left behind. Castle & |
.Ioke, local Representatives for the
mex we're today advised that the VIII |
.-'uina sailed from San Francisco |
With 70 cabin and FIVE steerage pas
|IEers. Included In the Honolulu
Height are a number OF automobiles |
|t vessel may be dispatched for Hflo
r.. Thursday evening.
-
.11.ters Away Today.
IIree lnter-Island coasters are |
|Ie1uled for departure today, the In
.II'on being 10 hasten the removal of /
Ne large accumulation Of sugar now
waiting shipment at many island |
||IIs The Claudine for Maui, the w. |
Hall for Ahukini and Nawiliwili. |
.|Iai and the Noeau for windward 1
||'s on the Garden Island are on the /
perth to sail at O'Clock this even
.| The Hall and Claudine will car
passengers as well as freight and
N
.I1r Passed 100000 Mark.
sugar stored on the island OF Kauai /
.| passed the 100000 mark, according i
late reports received today with |
ne return Of coasting steamers. The /
.I brought to this city indicates that /
$4,000 sacks Of the product are await /
n. shipment to the mainland direct /
IF 70 Honolulu. and includes the fol-
owing consignments X. s. M. 2501
.|1ke. V K 1927, G: & r. 1924. M. A. /
1I.Ilo. McB. 20,770, X. p. 7Il. G.
10000, L. P. 1890. Kealia 10000,
||'suea 10000
||1rks from the Wireless.
The following wireless message has
been received by the agents Of the
s. Wilhelmina. bound for Honolulu.
0r Hololulu: % cabin passengers.
i've steerage passengers. 100 bags
.|'I Is Wells-Fargo Express matter,
s automobiles. 25S6 tons cargo. For
me-. Nine automobiles. $50 tons
.|IEo Shin will arrive Tuesday morn
.@ and dock at Pier Is.