Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-01-12
co VAN HOPED
FOR BETTER
LUCK

.l,lieti with 750 tons or coal during the
~ hours stay at Honolulu. Bearing a
shipment OF 3.T65, 900 feet of lumber,
the vessel battled for days with ter.
rife seas. The skipper was obliged TO
use oil TO assist in quieting the noun
tains OF water that continually rolled
over his vessel. - ~ I
Captain Cowan stated that he stood
n continuous watch OF more than "a
hours on the bridge with the dawn Of
the new year. IT was at that time
that the vessel was plunged In the
worst of the storm. u,
The Koju Maru was sent to pier 3
late Saturday afternoon where coal
was placed aboard. s.s s
Tanker Returned 20 the Coast Today.
Following the discharge of about
A5, GOO barrels OF fuel oil brought down
from the coast TO the order Of the
local branch OF the Associated OIL
COMPANY, the steamer j. A. ChanslOr
was dispatched for San Francisco and
Monterey early this morning.
Petronlus Called 70 Higher Station.
.Petronius, a familiar figure to a
host of tFsns,Pacific. travellers who
ratronize the Togo .Kisen Kaisha
liner ChiyD Maru In their voyages
across the big ocean, and equally well
known to wide circle of Honolulans,
has hearkened 70 the siren call from
the Paradise Of the Pacific Petro-I
MUS Is rated as q finished tonsorial
artist on the Chiyo Maru. He an
nouneen Saturday while the Japanese
liner remained in port that upon ar
rival at the coast, he fully intended
to transfer his affections and abode
% the new Mats1n Nayigatton liner
Matsonia. q swant to keep In closer
touch With these islands. was the
parting remark from the Ohigo's bar
Her Is he waved q farewell toe circle
OF friends gathered at Pier s.
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slntcrIslunU Arrivals.
weather conditions are said to have
improyed 20 much extent along the
coasts or Hawaii, Maui and Molokai,
with the result that lriterlsland steam.
sers are said 10 have been enabled TO-
make all the regular ports Of call. The
Mikahala has returned With 800 head
ofssheep, IS hogs, % crates Of chick
seiis. -FOUR Gratis pigs, "a bales Of hides,
102 sacks beans, 80 sacks Of corn, 100
sacks Of charcoal, AZ sacks Of rice
and q quantity Of sundries The u
s. coast and survey steamer Patters
son was reported &c working off Kau-
nakalni. The American Hawaiian
freighter VirginiRn had completed
loading sugar at Kaanapali.
Sugar made up the principal item
In the homeward cargo brought by the
lnter-lsland steamer Kinau on arrival
from Kauai. The freight list included
21S7 sacks OF sugar, several drums OF
molasses, IS sacks of taro, 100 empties,
s20 cases Of honey. and 100 packages
OF sundrieds. The vessel Is reported
to have met with fair weather
Many to sail IN the 5hlnyo Maru.
A large delegation OF cabin passen.
gers have been booked for Oriental
ports in the big Japanese liner Shinyo
Maru that Is due to arrive from San
Francisco about O'Clock Wednesday,
m0rninR. and according TO present ar.
raneements win be dispatched for ia.
pan, China and the Philippines about
s O'Clock In the evening. Many Of
the travellers include those who have
been making an extensive stay in the
islands and have now decided to con-
tinue their tour that in some instances
win take them around the world. The
Shinyo Maru will take on q quantity
OF coal while at the port. The yes-
sel viii probably be berthed at pier z.
Ventura Left kustrnlia ON Time
The Oceanic liner Ventura II was
stated this morning was not delayed
I'm leaving sydney, NJ s. W.. because
OF labor troubles or quarantine, q
cable having been received at the
aEency OF C. Brewer & Co. that the
steamer departed on schedule and
would arrive here about Jan. % II Ia
vorable weather conditions continued
10 prevail throughout the voyage 10
the islands by the way Of Page lPago-
The Ventura sailed from the Austria
liam port on last Saturday.
8Mtuo 8oue1 on sHauals
There appears to be general re.
sumption of grinding new crop cane
1t the several mills on the island OF
1Ennai. Ascending 20 report brought
TO Honolulu by officers In the Inter.
Island steanet Kinau The sugar list
includes the following lots: Hawaiian
Sugar Company, 51s1 bags: McBryde
SUGAR Comna,avs k2llns IN gs. Koloa Sin.
gar Company, 6o0e bags; Gay & Rob.
ins0n, 10000 bags.
.LurIine Some Hours Behind Time. :
The prediction was made this morn.
s ing that the Matson Navigation steam.
er Lurline from San Francisco with
about As passengers and 1000 tons OF
general cargo would reach this port
between and Is o'clock tomorrow ey.
aeniug. The Lurline viii be brought
alongside OF pier 10. Following the
discharge Of Honolulu freight this yes