Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-02-14
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| port 5000 SACKS OF Kauai SuRaFa a.
due TO arrive at Honolulu in the
steamer Kinau.
Sailing from KahuIui on January
q, the schooner Columbia Is report
ed 70 have arrived at Portland, Ore,
ION last Wednesday.
| The steamer Maana kea is expect
! ed to remain on The drydock for a few
ton and oyerhauling.
Sugar awaiting shipment at Kauai
ports according to officers IN the
steamer Noeau includes K. S. NJ. 5000
TN. s. C. 1900. and L. P. 10000 sacks.
| The schooner LHka is still under
repairs at the local marine railway.
The vessel is expected to go into
commission within a week or ten days.
! Freight for Honolulu on board the
+ Matson steamer WiIhelmina now on,
/, the way from San Francisco includes
] 267S tons, while 120 tons will be left
at ffilo.
| A small list Of passengers has been
booked for Hilo and the volcano in
, the steamer Kilauea sailing over the
Mauna Kea route at 8 o'clock this
afternoon.
Less than 100 tons of army and
navy stores we're discharged from the
transport Sherman before that yes
sci steamed at noon today for Guam
and the Philippines. 4
According to report brought by off,
GERS in the Sherman, j. Murphy has
been appointed to the command of
the transport Buford, now under re-
pair at San Francisco. ..-... ii
To sail for Kona and Kau ports at
hoon Tuesday, the Inter-Island steam
er Mauna Loa has gone back on the
run after some weeks in service as a.
boat to Maui ports only.
Several hundred tons of coal have
teen placed aboard the u. s. tram
port Sherman during the stay of the
vessel at the port, The vessel took
on sufficient fuel to carry it to Maya
saki Japan. n
The Matson steamer Hyades is taxi
ing on cargo at Port Allen today, and
is expected to sail for Kaanapal this
evening. The Hyades is scheduled to-
depart from Hilo for San Francisco
on February IS. 80.
The Matson Navigation steamer Lar
line Is completing the loading OF al
shipment Of Maui sugar at Kahului
today. The vessel may return to Ho-H
nolulu early tomorrow morning to-
complete cargo.
It Is the present intention Of H. i
Hackfeld & Company to dispatch the
Pacific Mail liner Mongolia for San!
Francisco at an early hour on next
Tuesday morning. This steamer will 1
carry the outgoing mail
For the first time IN several weeks.
her place on the run to Maui ports,
the vessel departing last evening with
large general cargo and q number
OF cabin and deck passengers.
Beating the Japanese liner Tenyol
Maru into San Francisco by several
hours, the Oceanic liner Sierra is re-
ported to have arrived at the coast
port at 4:30 yesterday morning. The
Tenyo with the mail followed at 6:30.1
Captain B. Bains is in COMMAND of
the United States army transport Dix,
now on Puget Sound and destined
to reach Honolulu in transit for the !
Philippines, within a few weeks. Bains
has been identified with the army
transport service in various capacities
for many years.
While no definite adyiees concern
ing the number of Honolulu passen-
gers aboard the Pacific Mail liner
Manchuria have been received here,
1t is predicted that this vessel. sailed
from San Francisco with about 100
visitors. The Manchuria is expected
to arrive here on Wednesday morn
ing.
One of the larger battleships of the
! Grecian navy will probably visit Ho-
nolulu on a world tour within a year,
according to information received by
the local Greek colony. The Averoff,
flagship which figured conspicuous
. ly in several engagements, is expected
to, honor the opening of the Panama
canal.
1 The Inter-ISland steamer Kilauea
) from Kona and Kau ports has not
! heen placed in quarantine because of
the death from diphtheria of a child
of Spanish steerage passengers in
/ that vessel. it being claimed by Off
cials with the U. S. public health de-
partment that the malady is mot
classed as a quarantinable disease.
Mexican Next Freighter.
With four transnipped cargoes from