Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-03-10
PASSENGERS To
BE BARREDON
HONOLULAN
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The Matscn Navigation steamer lIo-i
nolulan, under charter from the
? American Hawaiian line, will, 1t IS
stated today. be barred from carrying
passengers on the new run between
San Francisco, Seattle, Tacoma, Ho
nolniu and the island ports because
OF the federal regulation denying tI.is
privilege TO all steamers engaged ia
the transportation OF explosives,
The Honolulan is to be operated
over triangular route. following the
completion and placing OF the new
Manoa IN service. in sailing from
Mcnolulu n March 3, the Hcnolulan,
II is stated, will be taken off the di-I
rect San Observation-Disclosures
route.
With the arrival or re 1Matson
steamer Lurline this morning 1t was
announced that large cargo awaits
the big Matson liner at the sound
ports. That the Honoiuian will bel
eliminated from passenger sefyicel
from the Northwest TO the islands,
viii doubtless prove a matter OF keen
regret to many who wouic otherwise
avail themselves of the opportunity oil
visiting Hawaii by a vessel of the
tonnage and equipment or the Homo
luIans
Captain NJ A. Madsen Of the Lur.
line reported fine weather In depart
ing from the coast. The last "a hours
tefcre arrival at this port, consid-
cradle wind and sea we're encountered. |
The LuTdine came to a berth at PIER
16 before 8 o'clock this morning,
bringing % cabin and steerage pas
eengers. On the lower deck Of the
liner were a score OF four-rooted trav-
eiefs, a risky delegation of mules.
which. upon reaching the wharf, werei
kept under restraint only after thel
expenditure OF much effort and pro-
family upon the part or a corps oil
rough-riders.
The Lurline's steaming time from
San Francisco is set down at days.
IL hours and SO minutes. Before de-
parting from the islands. the vessel
VIII be discharged of 1854 tons Of
general cargo, much Of the MATERIAL
being consigned 70 the U. s. army
quaftermaster department
The Lurllne is scheduled to sail
for Kahului on Thursday evening, att
which point 23S tons of cargo will bel
discharged. A mail Of Be- sacks was
received by the Lurline.
Hawaii Sugar Report.
Sugar available for shipment to Ho-
noluln OF the mainland, and accumu-
lating at several ports along the coast
Of the island of Hawaii, includes the
following consignments. according to |
report brought to this city today with |
the return OF Purser Phillips in the
steamer Mauna Kea. 0laa 1000, Waia- |
kea 10000. Hawaii Mil Co. 5000. Hilo
Sugar Co. 1850, Onomea 579S, Pc
peekeo 1900, Honomu 1900, Haka-
lau 1882. Laupahoehoe 1855. Kaiwild |
1868. Kukaiau $500. Hamakua Min
2750. Paauhau $500. Honokaa 1900,
Punaluu 655l, Honuapo 4212 sacks.
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Myers Now Chief Officer.
A deserved promotion has fallen tol
the lot Of W. H. Meyers, who for somei
time has been identified wAl thei
Matson Navigation service maintained
between the coast and the islands.
Meyers made his bow at Honolulu
this morning wearing the becoming
uniform Of a chief officer In thel
steamer Lurline. He taxes over the
duties of F. Edwards, who remained
behind at San Francisco. me newi
officer received many congratulations
today over his rapid rise IN the ranks
Of the Matson service