Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-06-09

that Galcatta. India. has been declared
injected with Asiatic cholera.
With lumber from Everett, Wash,
the schooner w. J. Patterson is due
at Honolulu the latter part of June.
; The Inter1sland steamer Helene Il
back from Kauai where il landed gen.
eral cargo and loaded S015 sacks oil
} kealia sugar, .
The German freighter Holsatia,
which for months has been anchored
OFF the .harbor. has been brought to
I Pier 10 to take a quantity of water
and fuel. 4.
I To land cargo Of coal, the Japan.
csc steiner Gishnn Maru from Muro.
ran, is expected daily. The fuel is
CONSIGNED to the Inter-island steam
Navigation Company.
The schooner r. c. slade With 600.
600 feet OF lumber from Aberdeen,
i Wash, Is due at the port. II is the
last of three windjammers TO leave
j the, north Pacific for the Hawaiian
islands within q few days OF each
other. a - A-s ~ - ~
The Norwegian steamer Strinda.
with general cargo from the east
coast OF the United States. is reported
to have passed Panama canal bound
| for Honolulu 1t is due about June 10
to take bnnkers before steaming to
the Orient
The British sffeighter Inverclyde,
with a large cargo supplied at Phil.
ippine ports, is expected to call at
Honolulu abont June 10 en- route to
the Panama canal and the east coast
of the United States. The vessel will
take bunker coal
Hongkong had been declared an In.
fected port when the Pacific Mail
steamer Persia, which arrived here
Monday, left the Orient. In some
parts of the Far East quarantine
was declared against chipping from
the British colony.
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+ Capt A. L. Soule, master Of the
Matson steamer Hilonian, on arriyafl
from the Sound Monday, reported 10
Collector OF Customs M. A. Franklin
that In searching the ship for contra.
band he found several tins of opium
concealed in a life preserver. He said
ne had thrown the drug overheard ).
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> In addition tos5000 sacks of sugar
the sInterIslant steamer w. q. Haif,
returning from Kauai ports this morn.
ing, brought 24S sacks of rice 29l
packages OF sundries, 20 sacks Of col
coanuts and several drums OF molas-
ses. The vessel met with light winds
and smooth seas.
The Observation-Disclosures freighter
Texan with several thousand tons OF
freight from the east coast Of the
mainland is due June IS The vessel
called at Puget Sound for additional
freight. Fk 80
G. P. Morse has announced the de-
parture of the American
steamer Kentuckian to New York by |
way of Port Allen, KahuIui and Hilo /
this evenings The steamer will take
lb50O tons Of sugar for delivery to
the east coast
Castle & Cooke have been advised
that the Matson steamer Manoal
steamed from San Francisco with 1901 +
tons of freight for HonolAllly and -599
tons for delivery at Kahului. The
vessel is due early Tuesday morning1'
and will berth at Pier Is.
To discharge less than 1000 tons Of
freight hrought frorsthe mainland.
The Matson STEAMER Wnhelmina wifi
depart for Hffo at Jo'elock toI1or- 4
row evening The vessel is due to re-
turn Sunday to complete a large ship
nent of sugar for the coast.
More than 10000 sacks of sugar
await shipment at Kauai ports to
Honolulu and both coasts of the
say officers Of the steamer
-ikelike that returned to this port
oday.. The vessel carried a general Il
largo of plantation supplies to Koloa.
The Matson steamer HiIonian has
discharged more than 1000 tons Of
freight at Honolulu. 1t will
steam to SaH< Francisco by way Of
Port Allen, Kahului, Kaanapah and
lilo this evening. It will take about
200 tons of sugar from the islands Ii
or delivery to coast refineries III
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