Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-01-13
HARBOR NOTES

The lnter-Island steamer Claudine
is sailing for Maui ports at five
o'clock this evening
| A large list Of passengers destined
for Kona and Kau ports is booked
! to depart in the steamer Kilauea to
sail at noon tomorrow.
Taking cargo destined for windward
ports along Kauai, the Inter-Island
steamer Noeau is on the boards to
sail for the Garden Island at five
O'Clock this evening.
Completing the discharge of a ship
ment of lumber, the American schoon-
er Dauntless is on the berth for dis
patch for Puget Sound today. The
vessel will sail in ballast.
A general cargo for the Big Is
land is dispatched in the steamer Wal
, lele today. The vessel is to call at
| Honokaa, KukuihaeIe and .Paauhau.
The Wailele carried no passengers.
An ~unfounded rumor gained con-
siderable circulation yesterday that
the two United States army trans
ports had appeared off the harbor
Port officials were kept busy denying
the rumor.
According to cables received at the
local branch of the Merchants Elk
change. the Matson Navigation steam
! er Enterprise Us reported to have
sailed, from San Francisco for Hilo
on last Saturday.
Tuesdays sailings include the
steamer Likelike, for Maui, Molokai
and Lanai ports at five O'Clock in the
evening. The steamer Kinau is also
listed for departure, this vessel to
proceed to Kauai ports. Co.,. ..;->
The last of a full shipment of fuel
oil has been pumped from the Ameri-
storage tanks of the Associated Oil
COMPANY, and the vessel is expected
will get away for the Coast today.
With Port Allen, Kahului and Hilo
on the list Of ports, where sugar is to
be received, the Matson Navigation
/ steamer Hilonian was dispatched yes
terday afternoon. 1t is the intention
i that the vessel sail from Hilo for San
Francisco on or about January Goth,
taking a full cargo of Hawaiian pro-
ducts. ....... ~ =, ~
InterisIand Steamers Bring Varied
caEaoes., -. III .r. .s..- a.. .s.
| Cargoes ranging from sugar to paw
4 ing blocks were received with the ar
1 rival of four Interisland steamers on
!, Saturday night and Sunday morning.
4 The Claudine from Maui ports, and
completing her first trip under the
new and shorter schedule was an ar.
] rival a few minutes after midnight on
Saturday The vessel brought 26
packages sundries. Fair weather was
encountered on the trip. H..
The Maui, Molokai and Lanai coast
/ ing steamer Likelike returned early
Sunday morning with 100 head hogs,
/ A packages sundries, 80 head cattle,
"a crates chickens, &c barrels wax, Z
cases honey, 80 bales hides and other
lines Of cargo. The Likelike met with
light trades and smooth seas. 49,
From Kauai, with large amount of
/ sugar, the Kinau was an early arrival
Sunday morning. The vessel brought
Z barrels of wax, 40 cases of honey,
&c empty barrels. 1900 sacks Of sugar
) and 113 packages Oh sundries. II
/ The lnterisland steamer Maui from
Hilo and the way ports returned with
400 hardwood paving blocks. This
vessel also brought empty gasoline
tanks. r.. -. &.--t-.
Many Travellers In the aLuriine.
The Matson Navigation, steamer
/ Lurline. is bringing down a fair list
of cabin passengers on the present
1 trip from San Francisco A late wire
less received at the agency of Castle
& Cooke yesterday was to the effect
i that the vessel would arrive at Homo
lulu a. noon Tuesday with SO cabin
and seven steerage passengers.
/ The Lurline is also well filed with
freight from the mainland, the total
cargo being placed at 2426 tons for
Honolulu, $50 tons for Kahului and
1876 tons for discharge at Kaanapali.
The freight for the last named port
| will be transhipped at Honolulu to an
other vessel.
A later mainland mail amounting to
1877 sacks is due to arrive in this ves-
sell In the freight are included IA au-
tomobiles and so packages express
matter.
field wharf.
LurIine Report.
Honolulu, January Is, 1918.
The following wireless message has
been received by the agents of the S.
S. Lurline, koHnd for Honolulu;
S. s. Lnrline, p. m, Jan. II, 1912.
For Honolulu: 50 cabin passengers,
Z steerage, 1877 sacks of mail, 80 w. F.
X. matter, IA automobiles, 2426 tons
cargo For Kahului: $50 tons cargo.
For kaanapali: 1855 tons cargo. Ship
will arrive Tuesday noon and dock at
the Hackfeld wharf.
Kauai sugar mills are turning out
the product in earnest judging from
the reports of the accumulation of
sugar on this island and awaiting
shipment Purser Akau reports as
follows: X. S. NJ, 100: v. X, 1900;
G. & r., 10000; NJ A. K, 21,6O5; Nc
B., 26,074; X. p, G190; L. p, 800.