Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-01-07
koju Maru Due Daily.

| Koju Maru Due Daily.
The Koju Maru, a Japanese
| freighter, with shipment of lumber
from Columbia river for Australia,
and due to call here for bunker coal,
is delayed presumably because of un-
favorable weather. This vessel is
due daily The original order re-
ceived here called for $50 tons of
/ fuel though 1t is now predicted that
the supply required will be much
larger as the length of the voyage is
extended.
sAnyo Maru Expected at Daylight.
Castle & Cooke, representatives for
the T. XIX Anyo Maru, expect that
vessel to arrive from China and
Japan ports at daylight tomorrow.
The Anyo Maru has 767 tons of ORR
entail cargo for discharge at Hilo and
Eis to remain off the port for a few
hours while her officers are given an
opportunity of exchanging cables.
The ,Anyo Maru will proceed to Hilo,
taking several federal customs Off
Gals. There are three passengers
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karnak Further Delayed.
r.. In the discharge Of European. cargo
|. and the loading of a small shipment
of preserved pines, the .Kosmos Line
-freighter Karnak is further delayed
in departing from this port for Van
couVer, the announcement being
made this, morning that the vessel
might get away for British Column
bia about Friday. The Karnak will
take on small supply of coal as
bunkers before stea1ning northward.
|. "a
Alaskan VIII Be late.
The Americana Hawaiian freighter
Alaskan from Safina Cruz by the
way of San Francisco and Sound
ports, will. be considerably delayed in
arrival This vessel, it is believed,
will reach Honolulu about January
30. The Alaskan has been held at
Puget Sound, there to pick UP an ex-
ira large amount of freight destined
for the regular island ports. In de-
parting for Salina Cruz, the Alaskan,
it is said, will take about 10000 tons
Of sugar
Honoiulan Lightly Laden.
Taking one Of the smallest outgoing
cargoes in a number Of voyages. the
Matson Navigation steamer Honolulan
sailed from pier II, promptly at $50
last evening, with destination as San
Francisco. A total of 1900 tons OF
freight included a small quantity of
sugar, $4,000 cases of preserved pines,
5000 punches Of bananas, 800 sacks OF
coffee and shipments Of rice and
empty gasoline drums. The Honolu-
Ian was give supplementary mail.
The Honolulan is expected to reach
the coast within seven days following
her departure from the islands.
~
Hall Goes Back Into Service.
After a number of weeks inactivity,
the steamer W. G. Hall has been
placed in commission, the vessel be-
ing loaded today with cargo destined
for discharge at regular ports Of call
along the coast CT the Garden Island.
The Hall takes the place Of the Like
like. temporarily on the run.
The Likelike returned from the ISL
sugar, "a empties, Is crates Of chick
ems and CT packages Of sundries.
Kauai Sugar Report.
The following sugar is reported
awaiting shipment on the island of
Kauai according to report brought to
this city this morning with the arrival !
Of the steamer Likelike. X. S. NJ. 6S7,
NJ A X 6S01, kaloa 400, Mob. COLO. !
Schooner r. Hind at Ahukini. |
The schooner Robert Hind from H0- /
nolulu has arrived at Ahukini, Kauai, !
the vessel coming to an anchorage ,
there at . clock yesterday afternoon. |
The schooner will he discharged of d |
shipment Of coal from Australia. As +
the vessel has less than 500 tons Of .
fuel. the length Of stay there will be {
rather short The Hind will he re-
EcmbcrCd as having covered u pas
sage between Newcastle. y. S W. and
Honolulu in 1a1 days.