Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-04-18

200 tons freight, 80 bags mall;
through passengers. 200 cabin, 224
second class; It's third class.
rs. S. HILONIAN arrives from Seattle
at IL a. M Sunday.
General Average Denied. s.
That a general average was de-
cleared by the Pacific Mail Company
on all outward bound cargo in the
steamer Manchuria following the dam
age alleged to have been done the
vessel through a collision at Maya
sald harbor, was vigorously denied by
Officers on board the liner while the
Manchuria remained at Honolulu for
the discharge of 2100 tons of 0rien.
tai freight. While much of the mer-
chandise was removed at Hongkong
and Manila it Is stated that no great
amount OF damage was done either
the vessel or its contents
Hawaii Sugar on the Move ss. + i
Despite big inroads made in the ac-
cumulation of sugar on the island of
Hawaii, the following consignments
are reported with the arrival of Purser
Phillips in the steamer Mauna Kea:
0iaa 1000 sacks, Waiakea 5000. Ha.
wall Mil $500, Hilo Sugar Co. 1892,
Onomea 1914. Pepeekeo 14.400, Ho.
nomu $4,000, Hakalau $4,000, Laupa,
hoehoe 1856, Kaiwih 1928. Hamakua
Mill 363. Paauhau 11,000. Honokaa L.
700, Punaluu 1918, Honuapo 1854, Ha.
wi 1901; Union Mill 1898. Kohala
Is, no. Halawa $500. Multi 1912.
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Alaskan Gets Away from Aiio,
Taking about 1900 tons of sugar,
with additional shipments of preserv-
ed pines. the. American Hawaiian
freighter Alaskan, after having called
at several island ports, was dispatch.
ed from Hilo for Salina Cruz yes
Iterday morning. This vessel brought
E300o tons of general merchandise
from the East and West coasts of
the United States to Honolulu and to
other points in the islands.
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China Has Left the Coast.
With general cargo supplied from
the mainland, a portion of which is
destined for Honolulu. the Pacific
Mail liner China is reported by cable
to have sailed from San Francisco
today. The vessel is due to arrive
here next Friday morning, receiving
prompt dispatch for the coast of Asia
through the agency of H. Hackfeld &
Company.
Hyades Withdrawn from. the Sound r
The Matson Navigation steamer Hy-
AIDES. in the freight service between
San Francisco, Seattle and Honolulu
and the islands has been withdrawn
from the Sound on the present voy.
age. an announcement having been
made through the. agency of Castle &
Cooke that the Hyades would be dis
patched from San Francisco to Homo
lulu direct on April IS. It is stated
that the call at Seattle and Tacoma is
To be omitted with a view of readiust-
ing the triangular schedule of sailings
to conform to the time of departure
fixed, for the Honolulan and the Hilo.
Man. Shippers are said to be not
greatly inconvenieneed owing to the
departure of the American-Hawaiian
steamer Arizonan, which is on the
berth to sail from Seattle for Homo
lulu next Tuesday. The Arizonan
should reach this port about April 50.
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Sugar to the amount of about 1900
tons will be supplied the schooner
Muriel. which arrived at Mahukona
on April l.. The vessel brought gen.
eraI merchandise for the island of
Hawaii which, when discharged. will
make room for the return cargo. 1t
is expected that the Muriel will be
dispatched for San Francisco by the
latter part of the coming week.