Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-03-05
troubles of tn. Hawaii Are Many,

| tTOuDiGS OF the Id"oH arc
With the members of its crew suf-
fering from loss of sleep and expos
ure to the elements, the barkentine
Hawaii, of Hind, Rolph & Co., and
bound from Eureka to Sydney, Aus.
tralia, with lumber, has put into San
Francisco in distress =. -..E
The Hawaii had already been spo-
ken in trouble off st. Georges reef
by the steamer Falcon, which assist.
ed in the transfer of LIST Mate Eric
Carlson and Seaman Adolph Peter
SEN Carlson had a finger cut off and
Petersen suffered an injury to his
leg. while the Hawaii lay helpless in
hurricane off Cape Blanco.
The Hawaii sailed from Eureka for
Newcastle. Australia. January II and
encountered southerIy gales immedi-
ately after clearing the Humboldt bar.
On January Is, when the barkentine
was 100 miles northwest Of Cape
Blanco, the storm increased to hur-
ricane and the deck cargo went over
board Two of the lifeboats were
stove in and many of the sails car
ried away in addition to deal Of
damage about the ferecastle and gal
ley Mate Carlson and one seaman
were badly injured by being thrown
across the deck when the vessel was
flooded by the big waves. Both men
were afterward transferred to the
steamer Falcon
Brought Cargo. frons,l< auai. DPS. L
The Inter-Island steamer Likelike
is an arrival from Kauai ports this
morning, the cargo including $500
sacks of sugar. Officers In this ves-
sci report 1894 sacks Of the product
as awaiting shipment at Makaweli.
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LurIine Nearing the islands y
Sailing from San Francisco with.
2S46 tons of freight for discharge at
Honolulu with 2sS tons for Kahului,
the Matson Navigation steamer Lnr-
line is nearing thet-isiands. il being
predicted that this vessel will reach
the port Tuesday morning. It is un-
derstood that the Elrline is bringing
fair sized list of cabin passengers.
New Engineers I'm the Mats0Hia @Es
During the stay of the Matson Nav
igation liner Matsonia at San Fran
cisco following the compilations of the
initial round trip to the islands, ru-
NOR of changes followed in the staff
Of engineers John Young. Is now
first assistant engineer, with N. Dick
ey, senior second. and r. G. Fife jul
nior second engineers. George G.!
Burleson has joined the Matsonia IN
the capacity of third assistant engi-
neer r." - - = SRI ..-
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claudine Back from Maui. ~,> H..
Kahului harbor was destitute of
deep sea shipping at the time the
Inter-Island steamer Claudine called
there for the landing and loading of
cargo and passengers. The Claudine
returned to Honolulu this morning, the
freight list including 1880 sacks of
sugar. Is head Of hogs, Ii crates of
chickens, 104 sacks Of spuds, 81 sacks
of corn, quantity of empties, two
autos, and 157 packages of sundries
Purser Kibling reports fine weather
on the outward and homeward voyage.
Logan Due Saturday. 81 ... $500
According to adVices received this
morning by the u S. quartermaster
department, the transport logan is ex-
pected to arrive in Honolulu from Ma
rila at 7 o'clock Saturday evening,
docking at Pier 7. The transport Is
scheduled to sail for San Francisco
AT noon Saturday. ::