Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-01-20
VAS In
GRIP Of THE
STORM

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| Believed to have been held in the
| grip OF the storm king who has held
| fun sway In the mid Pacific for a fort
! night, the Pacific Mail liner Korea.
from San Francisco, due TO have
reached this port at an early hour TO-
morrow morning, viii be at least twen-
ty-four hours late In reaching a berth
at Honolulu, according to- latest ad-
vices. s
A wireless message from Captain
Nelson, master of the vessel received
at the agency Of IT. Hackfeld and
Company today announced that the
liner would come TO an anchorage at
quarantine at daylight Thursday morn
| Ing. Unfayorable winds and seas are
assigned as the cause of the delay OF
the Korea. w.. H.
| II is understood that there are one
hundred cabin passengers for Homo
lulu. Before the Korea sailed from
San Francisco, IL was announced that
the booking for this steamer was very
heavy, at least 100 reservations hay-
ing been made for the passage Two
hundred tons Of cargo win be dis
charged here and at the same time.
600 tons CT coal win be placed aboard.
II II tie present intention TO dis
patch the vessel for the Orient about
five O'Clock Thursday evening. A num-
Der Of Asiaties are booked for passage
from Honolulu.
Lurllne Sails from Pier fS.
The Matson Navigation steamer
Lurline is sailing from pier Is at s.
loiclock this evening, taking a large
shipment Of island products. por-
ton Of which were supplied at Ho-
n0lulu, the. remainder being receiy-
ed at Kahului. The Eurline Is destin-
ed To sail for San Francisco with a
very small list OF cabin passengers,
less than half dozen having been
booked at the once Of Castle and
Cooke
The freight list includes $500 tons
of sugar, 1900 cases Of preserved
pines 400 lunches OF bananas, 400
tons of molasses in bulk and 100 tons
Of sundries, including coffee, scrap
iron. empty drums and bales Of hides.
The buriine will be given supple
mentary mail for the coast, the bulk
of the correspondence and second
class matter to be forwarded to San
Francisco in the Pacific Mail liner
China. ..-s-
Wilhelmina Late Arrival.
The Matson liner WiIhelmina was
355 miles OF the port OF Honolulu at
rs o'clock last night according to q
wireless message received at the agen.
Icy Of Castle and Cooke today. Under
favorable weather conditions IL ID pre-
dicted that this vessel will be able to
gain q berth at pier is about nine
O'clock this evening Captain Charles
| Peterson has been asked TO endeavor
to hasten his arrival at Honolulu II
possible.
ARRANGEMENTS have been made for
/ granting pratique, the federal quaran-
| tine officers agreeing to visit the yes
sci upon arrival tonight. The viii
| heimina is bringing more than 100
cabin passengers, and has q record
number of automobiles included I'm
about 1000 tons of general cargo.
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Purser Smith Reeains Lost Health.
After an Illness extending over pc.
ri0d Of eighteen months, Thomas
Smith, one Of the best known men in
the shipping game In the Pacific, and
tor score or more years identi-
fed with the Oceanic Steamship Com
pany In the capacity Of purser, is said
to have recovered his health, during
his stay near San Francisco. Purserl
Smith received injuries while on a.
passage between Honolulu and the
coast from which he was long time.
recovering Several or his former
shiRmates now in the Sonoma stated,
last night that Purser Smith was
about 40 hale and hearty as ever.
Smith passed through this port for
many years as an officer in the old
Australia. Zealandia, Mariposa, Ala.
media and later in the Sierra.
N
olaa Sugar Heads the list. ID
Included in the list of sugars stor-
ed on Hawaii and awaiting shipment
to this city or to the mainland, OIaa
heads the. list according to report re-
ceiyed with the arrival OF. Purser
Phillips of the steamer Mauna Kea,
The following consignments are not
ed: &a w.. =. .
I Olaa. 1900: Waiakea. 1000; ono
Inca, 1860; Pepeekeo, $3.50: Papaa-
lea, 297; Kaiwiki, $50: KtIkaiau, 1860;
i Punaiuu, 1850 sacks. .
II ~
tiilonian Due Tomorrow.
i From San Francisco by the way of
Sound ports. the Matson Navigation
steamer Hilonian, IL is predicted. will
larrive at Honolulu tomorrow morning,
taking berth at Pier IS. The YES
Esel carries a quantity Of cargo in
transit for Port Allen, Kaanapalf. Ka-
thului and Hilo. The Hilonian viii de-
part for the coast taking a fun cargo
lof sugar, a portion of which will be
supplied at Honolulu.