Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-09
TAKING
SIAM VILLAGE
To THE FAIR

A Siamese village. numbering pub
lie and private buildings, temples and
"wats" to be picturesqueiy installed
along the banks of an artificial water.
way, the contribution to the Panama.
Pacific exposition from the Kingdom
of Siam, is in transit to the Coast in
the Pacific Mail liner Mongolia. A.
H. Duke and A. B. Spigno accompany
hundreds of tons Of material which
viii soon develop into an exhibit that
is destined to stand unique among
those offered by other nations.
Thousands of feet OF teakwood, a
native product, Will enter into the
construction of the floating and per.
manent structures. Siam has also
contributed vast wealth of crude
and manufactured ivory. According
to Messrs Duke and Spigno, some of
the finest specimens of varigated col
.ored tiles will be displayed from the
roofs of a replica of the more famous
watts" scattered throughout the cou1.
try. #
Precious stones mined from the
northern part of the kingdom are con-
tanned in valuable collection of
gems donated by the royal family and
the government. Bangkok, the CAPT
tai, will be reproduced in miniature,
showing the regal residence of the
ruler, admitted to be the most magni'
ffcent of its kind in the Far East.
A company of Siamese, who passed
through the city some days ago, will
assist in assembling the exhibit. Di-
rected by trained performers, the IA
nous Swing festival will be fire.
quently reproduced during the life of
the exposition. -. - Il. -..-
The Mongolia steamed to Pier be.
fore o'clock this morning loaded with
the largest cargo carried in more than
a year. Before resuming the voyage
to San Francisco at O'Clock tomor-
row morning, 2450 tons OF Oriental
cargo will be delivered at this port.
The Mongolia brought four cabin
and SO Asiatie steerage passengers.
More than 40 Germans joined the YES
sci at Shanghai for the United States.
The through list ,of travellers number
ed 1873 cabin, Sc second.elass and 269
steerage
A threatened shortage of sugar bags
was relieved today with the receipt Of
2144 bales of gunnies from India.
Freight for Honolulu Included 35 cases
Of cigars, 300, packages of Japanese
and Chinese provisions. 1927 sacks
OF rice, 4450 barrels of liquors and a
quantity Of silndries.
The Monkplia encountered Neptune
in 9 variable, mood. In leaving the
Philippines the liner met with storm
and gales The sea was like mill
pond along the coast OF Japan. The
vessel again plunged into rough wea-
Their after leaving Yokohama
The Mongolia will be filled to ca
pacity with passengers in steaming
for the mainland tomorrow morning
More than so cabin treyelers have
been provided with accommodations
through the agency of H. Hackfeld &
Company.
Hawaii Sugar Report.
Sugar awaiting shipment ON Hawaii
included the following lots, according
to report brought to this city In the
steamer Mauna Kea today: OIaa A.
900; Waiakea 1000; Hawaii Mill 1000;
Hilo Sugar Co. 1900; onomea 674;;
Pepeekeo 5000: Honomu 5000; Haka-
lau 1900; Laupahoehoe 1886; KAT
wiki 1916; Kukaiau 5000; Hamakua
Mill 2770; Paauhau 1900; Honokaa
1000. =
"a r. r. -. .
Kona Sugar Report. ..&~@t
OFFICERS in the Inter-Island steamer
MauHa Boa. returning from leeward
Hawaii ports. today report the follow
ing sugar awaiting shipment for Ho-i
nolulu and the Coast: Honapo $780,
KaiIua 53f Houokaa 400 Hamakua