Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-01-14
new TAKICABS
BROUGHT BY
LURLNE


OF the Matson Navigation steamer
Lurline, soon after that vessel swung
70 berth at Pier Is yesterday after.
noon.
Captain M. A. Madden brought his
command to a stand-still shortly
after 3 O'Clock, following what he
claims to have been pretty fair
passage from San Francisco. The
real bad weather was not encoun.
tered until the gallant Lurline neared
the Hawaiian Islands II was then
that seas swamped the main deck,
sending ghower Of spray over sew
eral hundred tons Of structural iron
and steel carried on the forward deck,
TO be Incorporated In the construc-
ton Of pineapple warehouse
The record FOR the transportation
Of motor driven vehicles ia a single
bottom operated BY the Matson Nayi-
cation Company was smashed with
the arrival Of shipment OF 20 autos
as part OF the 1900 tons OF general
cargo brought to the islands.
aafbor Officer Carter was on hand
10 greet two little fellows who had
decided to try their fortunes in Ha-
wall The lads claimed to have re-
sided IN San Francisco, and slowed
away on the Lurline with q view OF
securing employment. They viii
probably be returned to the coast
port. The local police are watching
for possible influx Of undesirables
who are reported as being shipped
out Of san Francisco by the authors
ties there. Stowaways who now try
their rick 1t Honolulu arc receiving
d pretty short shift ct the hands Of
the police.
Thirty.three cabin and steerage
passohgers were landed together with
los sacks OF later mail.
The Lufline has about two hundred
tons Of cargo for discharge az
cef-aw1y Day for Coasters.
Several coasting steamers In the ITl-
fcr-Ifland feet unable 70 proceed TO.
sea yesterday afternoon and evening
because AZ the high wind. were dis.
patched this morning. good sized lists
Of cabin and deck passengers and.
large general cargoes being the rule
The Mikahala sailed for Maui Mo-
iokai and Lanai ports az 10 o'clock At.
about this hour the Maui with cargo
only for ports along the, island of Ha-.
waii was dispatched followed by the
steamer Wailele for Huuokaa and Kn
kuihaele.
a number q tourists were nulnl ~
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Dix Departs With Mail
Sailing from q berth At Pier 3, the
United States army transport DIX was
off FOR Seattle shortly after s O'Clock
this morning. the vessel having been
supplied with mail destined for a num-
Der Of points Ia the north Pacific and
northwestern states/ Practically all
mail accumulated at the post Office,
with the exception Of that intended
TOR California and the southwest was
dispatched IN this transport. The Dix.
arrived here on January 5 with q large
amount Of JAPANESE coal for the quar-
termaster department. About 5000 tons.
81 the fuel were left behind, the trans
MORT carrying the remainder OF the
CARGO az bnnkers. Under favorable
weather conditions the Dix should
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