Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-01-24
BARRS DELAY
CAUSES some
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bert to figure In the reports OF arri-
walls at Hilo, has caused some COM
ment IN local shipping circles, when
Il Is taken into account that the vet.
eran windjammer is now A days out
from Port Ludlow. = 4
ns Ii was first stated that the Albert
on clearing the Sound was 10 proceed
10 a nitrate port along the Chilean
coast. II. Hackfeld and Company are
the representatives Of the vessel In
the Islands Inquiry made this morn.
ing brought forth the statement that
THE bark Albert with a full shipment
Of lumber Is destined for Hilo.
The age OF the vessel coupled with
the reports OF violent storms which
are reported TO have prevailed in the
North Pacific for some weeks past,
have lent color 10 the belief among
ahipping men that the vessel may
have met with damage in attempting
70 buck the gales and heavy seas
There Is possibility that the bark
may have been carried some distance
out Of her regular course.
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Meyers Takes Over New Duties.
Harry B. Meyers, "a weil-iiked
T ateamship official who during his sew
eral years service in the Matson
Navigation Company has won a host
IL friends among trans-P Pacific travel
ers as we'll as the local shipping COM
immunity, has taken over his new du-
ties as purser in the palatial liner
Matsonla. Meyers left the Wiihel-
lnina on recent voyage, and await
1srs,cssca nc has had much eyneri.
e6ce 81 an osfieer n the Iarline and
49, xs,iItelrsira
f1,. 1890 her. a. .be otf,ca ~ The
afets.,s,. i, r ~ : sg,,.d s., onnortrnitv
tee 's S-h,1a.s,s cor erstnlatians Meyers
49, Metsonsa 49, will III reach ths Para.
'-,s. ~ - ~ psesee - ' reI.,,,arv 8 n
"a 80 ~ s.,s,, ''.'''s =. : . = Z
49,
Noulp save Wreekep sarge.
49, Ds.ss - .A ~ 5 -. 800 a.
.en LIeoelne .s.N a - go -
ssg ss.s as. 1ss, Ass mt. a
- - ises c,..st .hat 1870
<,.e se s,..s ~ $3.50 49, ~
t.',,,, t.t.i Sast-,,ctssr a. Rabnini
fIieh ,ssnas rr,,nIed with fran,endaus
~ea< are rald ii nave caused tbe
lrrga ~ sin ifs cabTes- LARGE hole
<Has found IN the bottom which served
"a hold the vessel upon point OF
rock. II was stated today that en-
deavors to save the barge had not
been entirely abandoned.
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cosee Shipment from kona.
Much OF the cargo brought to this
port N the Inter.Island steamer HI
lauea included coffee and SUGAR.
Among the principal items IN the list
Of island products were: 2375 bags
Of II. a. CO sugar, 1922 bags OF coffee,
400 feet OF koa lumber. S. crates
cattle. 30 bags Of empty bottles. 70
bundles hides. 6 boxes pigs, 2 crates
turkeys, one crate of ducks, and 30
packages Of sundries and one dog.
Hawaii SUGAR Liz lnereasit,u.
There Is q marked gain shown in
The list az SUGAR reported as AWAITING
.ebinmenf "a Honolnln ar to the main.
5.,ss -, a. ss.l.,,s - TIarafi ann<,ll.
inr 10 the list brought TO Honolulu By
pnreer Phillips in the steamer Maans
xea The Following lots are noted :
9laa 7k0o Waiakea 5000. Hawaii MIL
cnrn,,anv 100 Tllo snrar comnany
zeEa n5onss sesa peneetaa Ssoo Eo
,.o,,,,, o ,1s, pesssios % Ka5ws,rs so
E,s ,s rvSg 20 ss~ts = : 5 : 3.
nuNeieu Spo
Nile has Small Onertng.
The Pacific Man liner Nile, dut
here on Jan, Slst. VIII contribute pul
little Oriental cargo 20 Honolulu, that
vessel having about loo tons 81 freishl
TOR discharging here The Nile VII
Be supplied with zoe tons OF coal be
tore departing for San Francisco The
ale Is 20 pc Derthed q Pier Z. s.