Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-04-23
HARBOR NOTES

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Sailing from Honolulu on last
Thursday. the Pacific Mail liner Man
churia arrived at San francisco yes
terday afternoon.
The mter.Island steamer Ciaadine,
an arrival from Kahului this morn.
ing. will be dispatched for Maui ports
at 5 o'clock tomorrow evening,
Big inroads are being made In the
thousands of tons OF Oriental fright
piled high on Pier as a result of tha
visit OF several transpaeific steam.
ers.e -
Coal and supplies are going into
the steamer Kestrel preparatory to
the dispatch of the vessel from Fan.
ming and Washington islands about
the middle Of the coming week.
The Matson Navigation steamer
Lurline from Honolulu with list Of
passengers and full cargo OF sugar,
is reported to have arrived at San
Francisco yesterday morning.
IS g. So $50 --
The Pacific Mail liner Maneharia
Is predicted viii sail one day behind
the regular schedule from San Fran.
cisco, arriving here about May 5 en-
route to Japan and China ports.
It is the present intention to dis.
patch the Japanese liner Tenyo Maru
for San Francisco about 8 o'clock on
Saturday morning. The vessel Is
bringing large cargo from the
Orient.
The Pacific Mail steamer China has
500 sacks of late mail for the Hawai-
fan islands The vessel Is reported
will arrive here on Friday morning
and considerably ahead OF the regular
schedule.
With a small quantity Of mail. the
Pacific Mail liner China from San
Francisco Is due to arrive here on
Friday morning. The vessel will prob.
ably be dispatched for the Orient on
Saturday morning.
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A case OF smallpox on board the
schooner Alice Cooke. which left this
port some weeks ago. caused the skip.
per to put into San Diego yesterday.
The Alice Cooke brought lumber from
the Sound to the islands
The Togo Kisan Kaisha liner Tenyo
Maru from the Orient and due at Ho-
noluln on Friday morning, viii be dis
charged of 100 tons Of cargo and will
receive 500 tons Of fuel oil before
dispatch for San Francisco
Castle e Cooke, local agents FOR
the Matson Navigation line. Fave
been advised that the steamer Matso-
MIA, with q shipment Of mainland car
go and a large list or passengers,
SAILED from San Francisco for Homo
lulu yesterday afternoon.
Contrary to the usual order OF pro-
eedure, the Matson Navigation steam
ier Manoa will call at HiIo for sugar
on the present island trip. then visit
ing KahuIui before returning to Ho-
nolulu on next Monday morning The
Manoa will carry about 5000 tons oil
sugar in departing for the coast.
Te arrive here about April 30, the
American Hawaiian sfreighter Arizon.
IAN is expected will bring big freight
from Salina Cruz by the way Of Phi.
get sound The vessel viii be sup.
piled with Seattle cargo that would
have been loaded into the Mats0n
Navigation steamer Hyades, had that
vessel not been Withdrawn from the
run because of a change in schedule
In tow of the Matson steamer Ma.
noa, the bark r. p. Rithet left the
harBor last night. It's destination be.
ing Mahukona, Hawaii, where the re-
mainder of cargo Of 100 tons OF su.
gar will be placed on board. destined
for San Francisco. The Rithet was
| discharged of general merchandise.
feed and fodder and received 500 tons
of sugar as ballast while at Honolulu.
The vessel should depart for the coast
by the last of the month.
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