Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-04-26


the Coast early tomorrow morning. 1t
will berth at Pier Is.
The Matson steamer 'HiEonian will
leave freight at Port Allen, Kahului,
Kaanapali and; Hilo. 1t will take $500
tons ofrsugar 1t several ports, -
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lGr Bringing seven passengers and a
cargo of, island proSuets, the Inter
Island steamer Mikabalai returned to
honolulu yesterday morning.
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The 7barkoR. p sRithet,, is Expected
to leave MaRukona fors SAM Francisco
Thursday; taking about 1861 tons of
sugar.. The vessel has discharged a
small cargo of general merchandise.
Il, D1f Ansns Sing ,vIro5y ~
In aadiu9p1 to- sugar.: the ! Matson1
steamer; Manoa, took ;nalasses while
at Kahulm and .Kaanapali, Maui 1T
returned TO- Honolulu this morning to
complete cargo for Pacific coast re-
.fineries.
Should the British steamer Makurs
arrive from, Australia Friday morning
it will be despatched in the afternoon
to Vancouver and Victoria. 1t will
take small number of coast-bound
passengers.
The Matson steamer Manoe1 will
leave Pier 10 for San Francisco at 4
o'clock tomorrow Afternoon, taking al
fair-sized list of cabin passengers and
more than 5000 tons of sugar and 9th
er lines of island products.
It is the present intention to de-
spatch the Pacific Mail liner Manchu-
ria to San Francisco at 9 O'CLOCK to-
morrow morning. The, vessel has
room for less than half-dozen cabin
passengers. It will leave $500 tons
or Oriental cargo and take 1900 tns
of coal g :
lantaiK Wefsomsd,in New Command. !
fgles new liner Northern Pacific, the
secthd fgthe' Great Nofthern Bassen-
ger feet, has arrived at San Fran |
cisco WITH more than 400 passengers,
ia command Of Capt George h&Dfaik,
veal known 10 Hbaolulans and the
travelling public. Capt. Lapraik re-
signed the captainey of the Pacific |
Mail liner Nile in order to accept the
more important command. For many |
years he has operated On the trans |
pacific run and is also highly expert
enced in the coastwise service. In
addition to being an expert navigator. |
Capt Lapraik knows how to deal with |
passengers and he has hosts OF |
friends among the globe trotters OF
the Werld
The Northern Pacific arrived at San
Diego from Philadelphia forty hours |
quicker than her sister ship. the |
Great NoftheFn1 hut was held in quar-. |
antinn at the southern port ca &C.
Of ga case o6 SmaHpCoc on board. |
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Aeropfanes Fill Steamer to Siberia.
Fifteen cars of aeroplaRes for use
by the Russian army arrived in Ia
coma recently by the Canadian |
Pacific Railway for shipment to Vlad- |
ivostok on the Japanese steamship |
Hakushira Maru 1t is estimated
there are $50 aeroplanes, valued at
uSt"SeH 9ooUU anu SfuOO edCh' d III
tai. valuation of between S450.00O and |
100000 The. shipment would have
gone from Vancouver, B. c., but for |
the scarcity of tonnage. Fifteen thou
sand bales of raw cotton are at the |
Northern Pacific dock in Tacoma |
from Eastern cities for shipment to |
Vladivostok.
May Come Here.
NEW ORLEANS, L'.-Search is be-
ing made here for a man giving the
name of Rudolph Lesseur who, on the |
representation that he was a reporter |
for the New York Herald passed |
worthless checks purporting to have |
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