Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-04-04
EDWARDS MAY
Be MASTER Of
LURLINE

With the return of Captain Peter
johnson, wcll-knOWn navigator and
Shriner TO the command Of his former
vessel. the MatSCn steamer Nilhel-
nina, Chief officer r, Edwards, who
for sometim" has been identified
with the Lurline may b. elevated TO
the highest position in that vessel II
is stated today that Edwards Is prob
ably master Of the Lurline on the
present voyage from San Francisco to
Honolulu
The announcement Of Captain John
sons return to sea did not greatly
surprise the friends of the veteran
commander. Johnson has been asso-
cited with Captain William Matson
in his sailing vessels and steamship
enterprises for a quarter of a century,
That the skipper who has risen from
the position Of foremost hand to cap
tain would be content to remain
ashore, secure i'm the possession of an
easier billet, was not taken seriously
by those in Honolulu who know the
oncer and his capacity for hard work
Johnson is reported by cable will
be In command OF the Wilhelmina on
the voyage from the coast to the is.
lands, reaching this port on April a.
An aerogram from the Lurline re-
ceived at the agency of Castle &
Cooke is in effect that this vessel is
bringing Is cabin and one steerage
passenger. The Lurline has 2054 tons
OF cargo for Honolulu and $50 tons
Tor Kahului A later mail amounting
to 3S6 sacks will reach the port in this
vessel. The Lurline Is to be given
a berth at pier IS upon arrival here
on next Tuesday morning.
Hawaii Sugar Report
Increased shipments of sugar on
the island of Hawaii are noted in the
list brought to port this morning by
Purser Phillips Of the steamer Mauna
kea. The following sugars are await
Ing transportation to the mainland:
Olaa 1900, Waiakea II 600, Hilo Su-
gar Co. 2L000, Onomea Sugar Co. H.
S64, Pepeekeo 1900, Honomu 1900.
Hakalau 1926, Laupahoehoe $500,
kaiwfh 44S8, Kukaiau 1900, Hamakua
Mill 669, Paauhau 5000, Honokaa g.
900. Punaluu 12,2lS, Honuapo 5279
sacks. - ~ % =
Annie johnson Returned to Mahukona
The schooner Annie johnson while
lowed from Mahukona to sea has not
departed from the islands but will re.
turn to the Hawaii port to receive the
remainder OF the allotment of sugar,
according to a report brought to Ho-
noiulu by officers in the steamer Ma.
una kea. Owing to severe weather
on the big island, the schooner was
obliged to proceed to sea. The An.
ME Johnson is to be supplied with
about $4,000 sacks of sugar before
sailing for San Francisco ~
Ask Further Examination. ...: !
HlLO, April 3.Attorney Russell
viii ask Captain Mosher, Captain Du.
vel, ]. F. Wickander, the survey which
declared the Halcyon unseaworthy. to
make another examination of the
schooner since IL has been repaired |
IL is then hoped to get favorable
report and dispatch the vessel to San
francisco Sunday or Monday as
Erew willing to make the voyage has
been shipped.
: Robert Wallace of Kona complains
to the supervisors of the trespassins
OF animals on the public highways in
that district. His complaint is to be
referred to the police. |
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sparks from the Wireless i
The following wireless message has
been received by the agents of the s. |
5. Lurline, bound for Honolulu: For
Honolulu: 10 cabin passengers, Ii
steerage passenger, $50 bags mail. ell
packages Wells-Fargo express matter,
1904 tons cargo. For Kahului: 32Sl
tons cargo
Ship will arrive Tuesday and dock
at Pier Is.