Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-02-10
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Tor Honolulu is now out / days from
Eureka, Cal,
being discharged from the bark Al
bert now at HilO. This vessel is to
return to a Puget Sound port.
A delegation of Japanese and Fill
pinOs returned to the Orient in the
Pacific Mail liner China that sailed
for the Orient at 10 o'clock this morn
ing
! The ship Marion Chicott has been
placed on the berth to load another
shipment of fuel oil at Gaviota for
the Honolulu branch of the Associated
Oil Company.
! News is awaited of the arrival of
the schooner Defender with general
cargo from San Francisco, destined
for Hama, Maui. The vessel sailed
from the Golden Gate &c days ago.
1t is reported that the British
steamer Hurst has been placed on the
berth at Newcastle, n. S. W., to load
coal for Honolulu. The date OF de-
parture has not yet been announced.
From Port Blakeley with lumber
consigned to Allen & Robinson, the
schooner Helene is nearing port and
due to arrive here daily. The vessel
was 20 days out from the Pacific coast,
today.
Preparations have been made to re-
'ceive MANY hundred visitors aboard
the Watson Navigation liner Matsoniai
this afternoon. Visitors will be well.
coined between the hours of 8 and s.
O'Clock .4-. go"
The British freighter Ecclesia, with
more than 5000 tons of Australian
coal, Is due to arrive at Honolulu
about Feb. Is. The vessel has fuel
for the Inter-Island Steam Naviga-
ton Company .-..l
The first shipment of phosphate
rock from the south, seas to arrive
here in some months will be the con-
signment to be forwarded in the Brit
Iish freighter Baron Polwarth expect
ed here from Makatea in April.
During the. stay OF the Pacific Mail
liner China at this port, a guard was
maintained over score or more de-
ported Chinese and Japanese. In
some instances, the Chinese were
brought from New York and cities in
the Middle West. Rf-
Following the American Hawaiian
freighter Arfzonan that is scheduled
to arrive here about February II, the
steamer Mexican is reported to be due
at this port March i. At this season
Of the year large cargoes of mainland
merchandise are the rule.
That the schooner Halcyon, disabled
at Hilo, win be brought to Honolulu
for repairs is again mooted This ves-
sci has been pronounced as unsea-
worthy by a board Of survey. Off
GERS and seamen filed dispositions
with the federal authorities at Homo
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No report from the big ship John
Ena,t en- route from Philadelphia to
Honolulu, has so far been received,
though this vessel sailed from the
east coast OF the United States 70
days ago. The John yEna is to take a
full cargo of sugar for a roundthe-
horn passage. - -.
The Oceanic liner Ventura with a
large list OF cabin and second class
passengers is reported to have. sailed
from San Francisco for Honolulu,
Page Page and Sydney this afternoon,
This vessel should reach the port early
Monday morning, provided favorable
weather is encountered
Coal brought by the British steamer
Ecclesia from Newcastle is expected
to be discharged before the arrival of
the freighter Strathendrick, which |
has sailed from, the Australian port
with $500 tons of coal for the Inter-
Island. The Strathendrick is expect
ed here about Feb. 18th.
The steamer Matsonia will be shift
ed from Pier 10 to Pier Is in ample
time for dispatch from that wharf at
10 O'Clock tomorrow morning The
Matsonia will sail with 1000 tons of
island products, while 100 intending
passengers have been booked for San
Francisco at the agency of Castle & !
Cooke. e.
On account Of the large number of |
tourists in town, who own their own |
automobiles and who are ignorant If |
the regulations which prohibit ma
chimes from going on the piers, the
board OF harbor commissioners, upon
the suggestion of the harbormaster. |
this morning authorized the placing of |
signs at the entrance of each pier pro- |
hlbiting machines entering. /
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