Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-03-25
HARBOR NOTES

The next mail for the mainland
will be dispatched in ne Japanese
liner Chiyo Maru, sailing from Homo
lGlu on Friday evening.
A shipment of sugar and number
CT head OF island cattle are expected
to be brought to the port with the
return OF the steamer Helene from Ha-
wall.
The prediction is made that the
Oceanic liner Sierra, sailing from
San Francisco yesterday afternoon,
will arrive here Monday morning with
a large list Of tourists.
A number of Asiatic steerage pas
sengers have been booked for Japan
and China in thu Paciiic Mai liner
Persia, scheduled to sa;; for the Far
East Friday morning.
Taking passengers and mails from
Honolulu, the Pacific Mail liner Ko-
rea, sailing from this port March II.
is reported to have arrived at San
Francisco at an early hour Monday
morning.
The discharge of quantity of re-
frigerated meat from Australia has
been FASTENED with a view of dis
patching the British steamer Makura
for Vancouver and Victoria at 8
O'clock this evening.
Taking passengers destined for sew
Eeral ports along the coast of Maui and
Hawaii, the Inter-1sland steamer Mau.
ma Kea sailed at 10 o'clock this morn.
ing. The vessel carried number OF
tourists bent on visit to the volcano.
A thousand or more IONS OF Oriental
cargo landed at Pier Z are being re-
moved as rapidly as possible to per-
init the discharge Of a large amount
Of freight from China anc Japan ports.
expected to arrive In the Chiyo Maru.
Castle & Cooke, agents for the Jap
snese liner Chiyo Maru, have been
advised by wireless tina, the vessel Is
due to arrive from China and Japan
ports about l o'clock Friday after
noon. The vessel viii berth at Pier
4,
The steamer w. G. Hall, an arrival
from Kauai ports this morning, will
be dispatched for Ahuxini and Nwi.
Twill at o'clock tomorrow evening.
Passengers, freight anG mails for the
Garden Island will be forwarded in
this vessel.
Steamer Maui Heavily Laden.
One of the largest shipments of
sugar from the island Of Hawaii TO ar.
rive in the steamer Maui in many
weeks was received this morning in
the CONSIGNMENT OF 1890 sacks OF
the product from Kawaihae and Ma
hukona. In addition to sugar the Maui
brought SO head of cattle and a small
quantity OF sundries. Favorable wealth
er was met on the homeward voyage.
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Kauai Reports Much Sugar.
Sugar is piling up at the various
plantation warehouses along the coast
of Kauai according to report brought
to this city with the return of the
steamer w. g. Hall this morning. The
list includes: Kilauea 5000. KeaIea So.
500. l. P. 1900, @. F. S47S. X. s. M,
2S60, v. K. 1877, G. & r. 1884. X. p.
573S, Mob 1898, H. S. 1854 sacks.
Columbian Brings Big Cargo.
From Salina Cruz by the way of
San Francisco and Seattle and Ia
coma, the American Hawaiian freight
er Columbian. with 200 tons of gen.
eral cargo from the east and west
coast Of the United States is an ar
rival at the port today. The vessel is
to take on quantity of sugar at Ho-
nolulu before departing for island |
ports. c. p. Morse has been advised |
that the vessel will receive about H. |
600 tons of sugar before departing
for the isthrnus of Tehuantepec.