Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-04-12
CHIYO MARU Went
into DRYDOCK
At NAGASAKl

, \ hr0kcn propeller caused a slight
| delay 10 the his Togo kisen Kaisha
liner Chiyn M2ru al NagaSaki. Japan
! With l2H Asatic steersge passengers
and 9H9 tons of Oriental cargo. the
steamer came to an anchorage at quar-,
antine shortly after noon today.
The Chiyo NaTu is expected to leave
from Pier : - san Francisco 1T Ia
O clock tomorrow morning. 1t will
take mail
The ChiyO is said t. have damaged
one Of its Grupellers on the outward
VC wage. The TPsSel is provided with
triple screws and tho loss OF one fail
ed t retard its progress 10 4 material
extent. Nagasaki has one OF the larC.
est craving docks in the Far East 1t
was at this point the representatives
decided to repair the trauspaCitic liner
The ChiyO lett Yokohama with more
than 800 passengers in the several
classes. The vessel was supplied with
Il quantity OF material to enter the
ia aneSe exhibits at the Panama,Pa.
cifc exposition at San Francisco.
The vessel called at Manila where
it took 1000 tons Of products including
1l00 drums Of Cocoanut oil md 3un
tons Of sugar, which was left at Japa-
neSC ports.
The Chiyo Maru brought a large
party Of Japanese business men to
the islands, They were among -
cabin and 12S second class passengers
Baron X TsubOi was given a rousing
welcome at Pier as the liner warped
into berth. Dr. |. Mort. local ply
stefan, also returned from an extend
ed visit to Japan.
Fifty-six Filipinos arrived to take
UP work in island sugar estates.
To San Francisco the Chiyo Maru
is carrying a portion OF menagerie,
many of the animals and reptiles haV.
ing been gathered in the Malay
States The shipment includes three
bears, several cages Of monkeys and
Cnses containing huge pythons.
Purser Chapman reported fine
weather on the trip. The through pas
sengers number 105 cabin, g. second
class and 1862 Asiatic- steerage. Sew
eral officials prominent in the Philip
pine insular government are going to
the homeland on vacation leave.
"a
One Hundred May Leave in Ventura.
The Oceanic liner Ventura, now en-
route to Honolulu from Australia, has
room for about 1O8 additional cabin |
according to cable to c. |
Brewer & Company. The vessel is re.
ported to have taken a big cargo. The |
agents have not been advised that the |
vessel was given shipment of re-
frigerated meat for delivery to the U. |
S. quartermaster department in Ha-
wall
The Ventura steamed from Sydney |
10 Honolulu on Saturday. 1t will not
call at Page Page. Operating under |
Ventura should arrive at the port on ]
Arril %. 1t will be despatched to San |
Francisco the same day.
"a
Transport Sherman Tomorrow.
The United States army transport
sherman is not breaking any records
n steaming from the Coast TO the
stands, but is expected to arrive on
egular schedule. A late wireless
rom the troopship predicts ito arrival
bout O'Clock tomorrow afternoon.
The vessel is bringing more than 100
military passengers, officers and en-
listed men. The time of departure
or Guam and Manila has not been
ct by the army quartermaster Off
ials. The vessel will probably berth
It Pier 6. 1t Will take coal before
teaming for the Philippines.
<auai Sugar Report.
Officers in the steamer Kinau re-
urning from Kauai ports yesterday
eported the following sugar awaiting
hipment to Honolulu or to the main
and: Kekaha Sugar Co, 1900; Gay
Robinson, 1850; Hawn. Sugar CO.
1920; McBryde Plant Co., 1873;
loloa Plan. Co. 3O,968; Lihue Plant.
TO-, 11,OOO; Makee Sugar Co., 1901
lilauea Plant Co.. 1850 sacks.