Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-02-02
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Two sacks Of man were placed
aboard the Oceanic liner Sierra before
that vessel sailed from the coast for
Honolulu.
The 7. X. K. s. 8. Chfyo Maru With
passengers enroute to the Far East,
will sail from pier { at 4 o'clock this
afternoon
With cargo destined for Mahukona
and Kawaihae, the steamer Maui has
been placed on the berth to sail for
the big island tomorrow afternoon.
The Inter-Isiand has placed the
steamer Lfkelike on the berth TO SAIL
for Kauai ports tomorrow afternoon.
The vessel viii carry freight and
mails only.
The announcement was made today
that the steamer Wailele would be
dispatched for Honokaa. Kukuihaele
and ports tomorrow neon, taking
freight only
In returning from Maui ports, OFF,
/ GERS in the steamer Mauna Loa report
strong winds with rough seas. The
vessel was an arrival at a late hour
Saturday night
The ship Marion chilcott is expect.
. ed to SAIL for the coast tomorrow. fol-
lowing the discharge OF a full ship
ment Of fuel oil into the tanks OF the
ASSOCIATED Oh Company.
Charged with being warrants fonr
stowaways removed from the Pacific
Mail liner Nile Saturday were turned
over to the local police. The men
We're picked up from the Siberia.
The first shipment Of new crop fIo-
nolzaa sugar was received yesterday IN
1000 sacks OF the product By the
steamer Helene Officers report fine
weather along The coast OF the Big
Island.
Some rapid work was done By mem
bers of the federal quarantine, fnmi-
grafton and customs staffs In passing
the steamers Sierra and Chiyo NARY
THAT arrived off the port at daylight
tthfs morning.
The freight list Of the steamer Mau.
: ma Loa from the Maui ports included
% head Of cattle. Is calves, 22s sacks
OF corn, % sacks Of beans, 81 sacks
OF taro, Is cases Of honey, crates Of
chickens and IS packages OF sundffes.
| To be dispatched from pier 10, the
Matson Navigation steamer Honolu-
Ian will depart for San Francisco at
s o'clock tomorrow evening taking a
few passengers and q fun cargo of
sugar and other lines Of island pro-
ducts.
i A portion OF the cargo brought To-
the port from Hawaii in the steamer
Likelike consisted or Il, 900 hardwood
having blocks and SO cords Of wood.
Sixty-two head OF cattle were received
with the arrival of this vessel. The
! Likelike is listed for dispatch for Ha-
waii at noon tomorrow.
A fire that occurred ON barge at
Hilo is reported to have done $500
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lime, 80 barrels of which, together
with 200 sacks of barley being de-
Istroyed The flames were gotten un-
der control by the timely assistance of
firemen and a chemical engine. They
remained at the scene for hours be-
fore completing their work
It was a miscellaneous cargo Of ISL
and products that was brought to the
port with the arrival Of the Inter-Isl-
Land steamer Mikahala from Maui, Mo
tIokai and Lanai ports yesterday. The
freight included AZ bales Of hides, 8
sacks OF eceoanuts, empty oil drums.
1000 sacks Of sugar. 32S head Of sheep
and packages of sundries. She Mika-
hala is to be dispatched over the
same route at 5 O'Clock tomorrow
evening.
! PETER JAMESON, Den Clark. By
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