Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-04-28
RIFT HET BROKE
FROMMAHUKONA
: MOORlNG

With the parting. of mooring lines
that held the bark r. P. Rithet to an
anchorage at Mahukona, Hawaii, that
vessel was blown far to sea as re-
suit OF q heavy gale that prevailed on
the coast Of the big island on Sun.
day afternoon. The Rithet had been
lowed to Mahukona by the Matson
steamer Manoa. The vessel reached
destination the latter part of the
week with 800 tons of sugar taken on
at Honolulu to serve as ballast A
considerable portion Of the product al
1otted to the vessel at Mahukona had
been loaded into the 'windjanmer
when the strong. wind sent the Rithet
adfift.
! The bark is believed will be ready
for dispatch to San Francisco about
Thursday evening, according to the
prediction made by officers in the
lnter:fsland steamer Mauna Kea, that
returned to Honolulu this morning.
Much better weather Is said TO pre-
vail along the Hawaii coast and in
the channel during the homeward
voyage OF the Matina Kea. The liner
brought fair-sized delegation Of
cabin and deck passengers.
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Very Rough az WtndWard Ports.
Rough weather prevailed at wind
ward Hawaii ports according to the
report brought to this city with the
return OF the Kona and Kau liner Ma
una L0A this morning. Strong winds
with Heavy seas caused much difficult
~ In the loading of sugar and the dis
charge of general cargo. The Mauna
I1oa returned from the big island this
morninging bringing a, cargo including
cunsignments OF ducks, chickens,
mules, calves, cows, turkeys, 8 sacks
OF corn, 8 sacks of ava, IL bales Of
hides, 20 crates Of chickens, % pack
ages of meat, 80 bales of sisal, 80
cases OF honey, 80 ~sacks OF charcoal.
50 pigs, 1877 packages of lumber, 1877
lunches of bananas, 40 sacks of cot
fee, 515 sacks Of bones, 640O sacks of
sugar and 100. packages Of sundries.
The Mauna Loa will be dispatched to
Kona and Kah coast ports at noon
Friday.
Susar Piles UP on Hawaii.
An increase is noted in sugar await.
ing Shipment on the island of Ha.
waii to Honolulu or to the mainland
according TO a report received in this
city, with the return of Purser Phillips
in the Mauna Kea The list follows:
Oiaa 1880, Waiakea 1900, Hawaii
Mill Co, $500, Hilo Sugar Co. $500,
Onomea 2S,914, Pepeekeo $4,000, Ho-
nomu 1880, Hakalau 1851, Laupa-
hoehoe 1881, Kaiwiki 1920, Kukaiau
1E9n DooI1ha II
5000. HoIiokaa 1890, Punaluu SS43, Ho-
nuapo 1886 sacks.
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kona Sugar Report
Much sugar has accumulated at
ports along the Kona and Kau coast
of Hawaii according to a report
brought 10 this city this morning with
the return of the lnter-Island steamer
Mauna Loa. The list includes the fol-
lowing: Paauhau 5000, Honokaa 1900,
Paauilo 1880, Kukaiau 300, Kailua 700,
Honuapo 22S5, PuHaluu SS43 sacks.
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Salvador Is Ready for Sea.
The schooner Salvador. destined to
take between $4,000 and 10000 cases
of preserved pines to the mainland, is
ready for sea and the little windjam-
mer may set sail for San Francisco
this afternoon The Salvador brought
lumber and supplies for LIBBY, Nc
? Neill e. Libby's Oahu pineapple can
neries. 1t is possible that the Saliva
tor may be sent TO Sacramento to dis
charge upon arrival at the coast.
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Patterson Destined for North Pacific.
The United States coast and geo
detiC survey steamer Patterson. which
has been employed in a survey Of the
waters adjacent to the islands of Ha-
wall and Maui, will be dispatched for
Puget Sound ports within a few DAYS.
The vessel is now taking on coal ana
supplies preparatory to departing for