Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-03-10
PASSENGERs To
BE BARRED ON
HCNOLULAN

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The Matscn NayisaiicTi sIcanes To-
nolula1. under charter from the
Amertan-Hawailan line, will. il Is
rated today. be barred from carrying
/ passengers on the new run between
San Francisco. Seattle. Tacoma, Ho
polnlu. and the island ports because
Of tld federal regulation denying this
privilege TO all steamers engaged In
the transportation OF explosives.
The Honolulan is 10 be operated
over a triangular route, following the
complttion and placing of the new
Manoa in service. In sailing from
Mcnolniu March 3. the Honoluian,
II Is stated, will be taken eff the di-
rect San Francisco-H onoiuiu-Kahulu
route
WITH the arriva, OF re Matscn
Steamer Lnriine this morning il was
announced that large cargo awaits
The bIg Matson liner at the Sound
ports. That the sHonoiuian viii be
eliminated from passenger service
from the Northwest to the islands
vii doubtless prove matter OF keen
regret 10 many who wouic otherwise
avail themselves OF the opportunity OF
rIsifine Hawaii by a vessel OF the
tonnage and equipment OF the Homo
InIan.
Captain NJ. A Madsen OF the Lur-
line reported fine weather in depart
Ing nom the coast The last "a hours
before arrival at this port, consid-
<rable' wind and sea were encountered.
The Ihirline came to a berth at Pier
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bringing % cabin and steerage pas
&eneew On the lower deck Of the
liner we're score Of fourfooted tray-
eIer6. frisky delegation of mules.
HhichN upon reaching the wharf, were
kept under restraint only after the
expenditure OF much effort and pro-
family upon the part or corps OF
Ionghfiders.
The. Lurline's steaming time from
San Francisco is set down at 6 days.
3 hours and SO minEtes. Before de-
parting from the islands, the vessel
viii be discharged Of 3es4 tons OF
general cargo. much Of the material
being Iconsigned to the. U. s. army
1uartermaster department.
The Lurline is scheduled to sail
Tor Kahului on Thursday evening, at
which point 23S tons OF cargo viii be
discharged. A mail Of 36z sacks was
received by the Lurlfne.
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hawaii Sugar Report.
Sugar available for shipment to Ho-
Io|uIn or the mainland, and accunau-
|1ling at several ports along the coast
1I the, island of Hawaii, includes the
following consignments. according to
report brought to this city today with
the return Of Purser Phillips in the
steamer Mauna Kea: Olaa 1000. Waia-
Iea 10,500 Hawaii Mill Co 5000, Hilo
sugar Co. 1850. Onomea 579S, Pc
0eekeo 1000, Honomu 4200, Haka-
LAD 1882. Laupahoehoe 1856. Kaiwilxi
1868. Kukaiau $500. Hamakua Mill
z75o. Paauhau $500. Honokaa 1900,
Punaldn 1851. Honuapo 1912 sacks.
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Rain Visited Hamakua Coast.
Rain fell in generous quantities
a|one the Hamakua coast of Hawaii
at the time the Inter-Island steamer
I|auna Kea visited that portion of the
Biz Island With westerly wind
and accompanying swells. the vessel
steamed to port, reaching a berth at
an early hour this morning.
Puraer Phillips noted the Inter-lsl-
and steamer Niihau at Papaikou. the
Kaiulani at Honomuu and the Maui at
Honokha These vessels were either
loading sugar or discharging merehan-
disc
The steamer Helene. later arrival
Al Honolulu, was passed yesterday ev.
cning The Mauna Kea brought a
small list OF passengers from Hilo and
I.ahaina The freight list included
Shipments OF native hard woods, empty
containers. vegetables and sundries
The Mauna Kea is to be dispatched
for Hilo and the way ports at 10
o'clock tomorrow morning.
Mongolia May be Delayed.
steamfng from San Francisco with
IS cabin passengers and 200 tons OF
General cargo. the Pacific Mail liner
Mongolia is predicted by wireless as
being DELAYED and may not reach quar-
anffnet before II o'clock tomorrow
morning. H. Haekfeld & Company
have not set the hour for departure
to the Orient bending the arrival OF
the vessel at the port. Wireless ad
vices State that Judge A. A. Wilder
IS returning passenger in the Mon
golia.
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Luriine Goes to Hilo.
The AIatson Navigation steamer Iur
line viii be dispatched for Kahulu
and then to Hilo, on the present island
tour. the purpose being to reduce tht
large accumulation of the product nov
on Hawaii Castle & Cooke state tina
the Iurline will be dispatched for tht
island ports tomorrow evening. return
Inc on Sunday or Monday morning
The vessel is scheduled to sail iron
Honolllu for San Francisco at D. m
next Tuesday evening.