Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-04-11
HARBOR NOTES

has been placed on the berth to sail
for Maui ports at O'Clock ON Monday
evening.
The 4. S. transport Sheridan from
fSan Francisco, bound for Manila, is
due TO arrive at Honolulu on Tuesday
morning.
Laden with lumber, the schooner
MeIrcse sailed from MukilteO today.
This vessel and cargo are destined
| for Honolulu.
The freight list in the steamer Noe
au an arrival from windward Kauai
ports included 2160 sacks of sugar,
400 sacks of rice.
/ Taking passengers and cargo for
Kauai, the Inter-Island steamer w. G.
Hall will be dispatched from Homo
lluiu at s o'clock on Monday evening.
The United States army transport
Sherman sailing from Honolulu for
San Francisco on April 3. is reported
to have arrived at the Golden Gate
to-day.
| Lumber and other lines of cargo for
i Maui is reported as on board the
ischooner w. F. Jewett, which has sail
led from Mendocino Cal, with destina-
ttILH at Kahului ".2s..'
The Oceanic liner Sierra sailing |
from Honolulu at IL o'clock noon on |
Cat, L. fnd m or.
rived at San Francisco at 5: 80 O'Clock
yesterday morning.
Sailing from Honolulu for Japan
and China ports on March 81, the |
Pacific Mail liner Persia arrived at |
/ Yokohama on last Wednesday and |
proceeded down the coast Of Asia.
A full shipment Of sugar will be |
placed on board the Matson Nayiga- /
ton steamer Lurline with the depart |
lure of that vessel for San Francisco at |
6 o'clock next Tuesday evening.
The big Kosmos Line freighter
lMenes, sailing from Honolulu for Port |
land in ballast on April ], is reported |
to have reached the Columbia river
to-day. This vessel is to load grain
for Europe.
Activity at the volcano has prompt |
ed a delegation OF mainland tourists |
to book passage for the Island of Ha-
lwaii in the Inter-Island steamer Mauna |
I.oa, to sail for the Big Island at
o'clock this afternoon.
u - = < ii II
In command Of Captain A. L, Soule, |
| the Matson Navigation freighter Hi
lonian sailed from Seattle for Homo
lulu and island ports on last Thurs
day with large general cargo. The
Hilonian will gather sugar for the
coast refneries.
In an event of the Pacific Mail
steamer Siberia arriving at the port
from San Francisco at an early hour
Ion Monday morning, that vessel will
be dispatched for Japan. China and
the Philippines at o'clock in the
eyening There is small booking OF
passengers from Honolulu IN this YES
/ sell
i The8discharge of $50 tons of freight
land the loading of 500 tons of bunker
coal was accomplished before the Pa
lcife Mail liner Korea sailed for the
far east last evening. A small dele
cation of Asiatic steerage passengers
i departed for Japan and China in this
i vessel The Korea win omit call
lat Manila on this voyage. EN'&-5
4 ~
Advice to Local Shippers.
The Interstate commerce commits
lsion has issued an important ruling o
tmueh interest to local shippers, whic
has been circulated through the ageI
ley Of Castle & Cooke, representa-
1.-THE Matson Navigation and the Toy
Kisen Kaisha lines. s2r.- g.
The ruling says that such claims
must be made in writing to the car
trier at the point of delivery or point
iof origin, within four months after
delivery Of the property. or in case of
failure to make delivery, then within
flour months after a reasonable time
for delivery has elapsed. Unless claims
taTe SO made carriers are not liable"
We are passing this decision of the
Interstate commerce commission on to
tyou for your information, as in many
instances the claims filed at Honolulu
1 are in connection with shipments orig
mating at railroad points and in suca
instances must, Of necessity, be re-
Iferred to railroad companies for ad-
justment; and unless we are in re-
tceipt Of such claims within the four
months limit, we will be unable to
refer same to the various overland
carriers for their consideration"