Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-07-30
MAIL FOR COAST
TOLEAVE PORT
SUNDAY

Remaining at the port from an early
hour in the morning until 5 O'Clock
In the afternoon, the Pacific Mail liner
Persia from China and Japan ports
is now predicted by wireless TO be-
come a sunday visitor at Honolulu.
The Persia has come into touch
with the wireless telegraph plants on
the island OF Oahu, the information
being received this morning at the
agency OF II. Hackfeld x Company
that the Persia was bringing 500 tons
Of Oriental cargo for diScharge at the
port. The vessel is in need of 500
ions OF fuel, which will be placed on
beard during the stay at pier Z.
The next mail for dispatch to- the
mainland will be forwarded in the
Persia sailing on Sunday evening.
The vessel is reported TO carry a
total OF 3S cabin, l9 second class and
1872 Asiatic steerage passengers.
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Matson Steamer Movements.
With the exception of the Matson
steamers .Lurline and Hyades, the
feet of passenger and freight car.
riers are well along the Pacific coast
OF the mainland, according to late ad.
vices received at the agency of Castle
a Cooke. The Matsonfa with more
than IT'S cabin passengers and full
cargo is en- route to San Francisco.
The Lurline, now in port, is scheduled
for departure to Kahului and HSo to-.
day. The Wilhelmina is steaming from
the coast to the islands and due at
the port on next Tuesday The Ma
noa is reported at San Francisco. The
Hyades has been discharged of much
freight at Honolulu and is expected 20
steam for island ports this evening.
This vessel will carry a full shipment
or sugar to San Francisco. The Hilct
MAN is steaming from San Francisco
to Seattle, there to complete cargo
for the islands. The Enterprise with
more than 5000 tons OF sugar is re-
ported to have arrived atthe coast.
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Milheln1Ina Now Nearing Port.
Departing from San Francisco with
1919 tons freight for discharge at Ho-
noIulu and 255 tons supplies for Hilo,
the Matson steamer Wilhelmina is re-
ported as nearing the port and due
TO arrive at a berth at Pier Is early
next Tuesday morning. Untilsthe ves.
sci gets into touch with the local
wireless plants, the number Of cabin
and steerage passengers will not be
made known. The Wilhelmina was
eifen a large mail for the islands.
stricter Penalty for Stowaways.
For the purpose of protecting the
vessels from stowaways, the Seattle
customs officials are reported to have
adopted new regulations regarding
Nome steamers. Passengers and
members of the crew must remain on
the ship once they have gone aboard.
All the crew must be checked off and
20 aboard ship two hours before the
departure of the vessel.
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Forty Vessels Chartered for Grain.
Representing over $1,000 tons net
register Al vessels are now under
grain charter to load at Portland. Ore,
the greatest amount of tonnage ever
under engagement for the port for one
seasons grain.
Steamer Helene to Enter Dock.
To receive a cleaning, repainting
ana general overhauling, the Inter-
Island steamer Helene, which for
some months past has been engaged
IN q freight service between Honclu-
ID and Kauai and Hawaii ports, will
enter the dry dock The vessel will
be out of commission for about 10
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