Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-04-20


for the coast tomorrow evening, Will
be given later NAL destined for the
mainland.
a full shipment OF sugar awaits the
Matscn Navigation steamer HilOnian,
now an arrival from San Francisco
and the Sound.
Due TO arrive at Hilo on April 26
the Matson Navigation steamer I'm
terprise has sailed from San Fran
cisco with general cargo.
At the rate that the cargo OF lum-
Der has been discharged from the
schooner Dauntless that vessel will
he dispatched for the Coast tOmor-
row.
] Should the Pacific Mail liner China
arrive from San Francisco on Satur
day morning the vessel is expected
will be dispatched for the Orient at
5 o'clock that evening.
4 The steamer Likelike is taking eX
plcsives for Hamakua and KOna ports
in addition to general cargo for the
coast of Hawaii. The Likelike will
sail at noon tomorrow.
The steamer Helene has been plaC-
ed on the berth to sail for Paauhau,
Pepeekeo, Honomu, Laupahoehoe and
Hi1o tomorrow afternoon. The He
lene viii caryr freight and mail only.
Sugar for San Francisco amounting
to about 1900 tons will be shipped in
the schooner Muriel from Mahukona.
This vessel is expected to sail for the
Coast by the latter part Of the week.
More than 200 sacks Of late mail
are due to arrive at the port in the
Matson Navigation steamer Manoa-
This vessel is expected to berth at
Pier IS at an early hour tomorrow
morning.
| The schooner F1aurence Ward, with
supplies for the staff Of officers and
employees of the Commercial Pacific
Cable Company is reported to have
arrived at Midway Island. This yes
| sci left Honolulu on April 8,
| a shipment of preserved pines will
be taken to the Coast with the
departure of the schooner Salvador,
that arrived here some days ago with
building material and freight for Lib
BY, Mcneil & Libby's pineapple can
merry.
Fifty head of cattle, consignments
of taro, pines. poultry and vegetables
were received with the return of the
Inter-Island steamer Claudine from
Maui ports. This vessel is scheduled
to sail for the Valley Island at 5
o'clock this evening.
4 The Pacific Mail liner Nile with
about $50 tons of Oriental cargo and
a number of Filipino steerage pas
sengers, is due to arrive at the port
tomorrow morning The Nile may
(. be dispatched for San Francisco at 5
O'Clock in the evening of the same
day.
, Much of the floating pontoon adj
, joining the Healani boatclub house
was damaged through collision with
: the steamer Likelike The vessel was
being berthed at the Inter-Island coal
: bunkers when the accident occurred.
: No damage is said to have been done
the steamer.
4 In returning from several ports
along the coast of Hawaii the steam
er Wailele brought cargo including
1928 sacks of sugar, 81 empty barrels,
three packages sundries, so sacks OF
:, corn, 20 hogs and Is head of cattle
This vessel is on the boards fot an
! early dispatch to Hawaii.
The Inter-Island steamer Mikahala
. will be dispatched for Maui, Molokai
. and Lanai ports tomorrow evening
taking a few passengers and a gen
eral cargo. The vessel has been dis
charged of 2574 sacks of sugar. l.
l cases of eggs, seven crates of chick
/ ems. rs hogs, Is calves and Sc pack
, ages of sundries.
= Sugar made up the greater part oil
/ the inward cargo brought to this city
i in the 1nter-Island steamer kinau
V from the island of Kauai. The freight
f list included about 5000 sacks of the
. product together with drums of mo
f lasses, empty oil drums, crates O.
" chickens, 40 sacks of taro, 1872 sack:
4 of rice, II cases of honey, 50 pack
n ages of sundries. The Kinau is sched
t uled to return to the Garden Islant
at ) o'clock tomorrow evening.
Nakamatsu. a Japanese. has beer
), taken to Aiea hospital suffering from
s fractured lower jaw followed by in