The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-07-03
PORT OF HONOLULU.
ARRIVED


10 ARRIVED. q
Tuesday, June 30.
{ Str. Lurline, from San Francisco, a.
m. AZ
str Santa Maria, from Port San
Str. Mauna LOa, from Hawaii and
Maui, n. IN. aff
Str Mauna Kea, from Hawaii and
Maui, a. m.
Str Wailele, from Hawaii, a. m.
Wednesday, July l.
Str. Siberia, from San Francisco,
a. m.
Str. w. q. Hall, from Kauai, a. m.
Str. Claudine, from Maui, $40 a. m.
DEPARrED.
Str. Kinau, for Kauai ports, p. m.
Str. Siberia, for Orient, p. M.
Str. Matsonia, for San Francisco,
a. m.
Str. Mauna Kca, for HawSii and
Maui, a. M. a%
Str. Santa Maria, for Port sau Luis,
~ a. m. y.
str Mauna Loa, for Hawaii, 70 IN.
Schr. Salvador, for San Francisco,
$40 p. m. rs n
Str W. @. Hall, for Hawaii. $50
p. n.
| PAssENGERs.
/ t Arrived.
Per steamer Mauna Loa, from Maui
aud Hawaii ports From Honuapo--AD,
Hurst, II. Burkheardt, Miss L. Chang
| Mrs. H. Campbell. Miss j. Bonner, Miss
L. MeineelSe, +. s. Stickney, M. Mala'
ltaua, Miss Vida. From Hoopuloa---
Master D. Kaupiko, +. X. Iona, y, Pc
luna. From Napoopoo-Mrs. $, Kama
kan, Miss b. Kamakau, Miss KahiN a
From Mahukona--G. X Apela ant
| wife, Miss Il. Born, Miss NJ Born
Miss A. Greonyell, G.. ii. Gere, J. u
Gcrc, Miss 9. Simeona, Miss Muller, q
Tuch, Miss Q Thompson, Miss G. Will
son, Miss T.. Patterson, Miss NJ Page
Miss A. Medcula, Mrs. U. Storm, DIR
| NGKillop and wife, Miss u. X. AUDI
Miss Il. +. Taylor, Miss Wassman, Mrs
s. Toomey, Mrs. Kekuewa, Miss lone
S. KaWaihea, wife and two children
Van Hing, James N. Komamua. From
McGregor ST. T. Baldwin, Mrs. Bald
win, Master Baldwin, w. o. smith, y
II. Paris. From Lahaina--C. Gay, Il
Gay, IL. Baldwin, NJ. Conney, Judg
Ringsbury aud wife, A. /. Silva, II. X
Murray, IF. L. Mccall, A, +. Wilson, a
f. Bruno, d. Conway, O, 7. Boardmar
Miss b. Kau, Miss M. Apo. 81
Per steamer Mama Kea, from Tia
wall and Maui, june 3d.. Il, Sheedy
W. p. Jarrett, H.. II. Williams, W. a
Riverson, Miss L Jones, II. b. Hiclde
and wife, II. r. Hickey, Geo, q. Wi
cox, M. r.. Prosser, Miss L. Bal. Mr.
c. II. Mcbride and servant, John d
tor, M. J. Johnson, George Marshal
H. johnson, Dr. A. Kandor, J. $. Ma
= ques, n Brown and wife, j. v. JcseRl
D. KalalilSalani, George II. Carter, F.lS
Cloves and wife, Miss y. +. Potter, ]
B, Maconacbie, G, II. Olsen, r. Deem
sugar storage section. Fifteen tho
sand tons of sugar, or enough TO los
: two freighters, can be warehoused und,
the she'd
If the sugar is TO be taken from sto
; age instead of from cars the tunnel a
der this part Of the wharf is opened U
the chain conyeyor belts set in motto
Q and the bags are elevated and tran
: ferred across the wharf in the san
f manner as from the cars.
i. Engineer Park stated that when q
5 kuhib Bay wharf she'd is complete
y tiilo will have better and more mo
0 ern equipment for freight handlil
/ than Honolulu fF tH.
The Kuhio Bay wharf can take ca
a of two large freighters at one time, al
it can also take one of the new mode
g thousand1foot freighters such as are
Z use on the Atlantic. n s#ah&..
e .,'a Ample Depth for Ships.
There is thirty-two feet Of water t
! full lcngth Of the wharf and the cha
y mel and harbor have now been dredg
p 10 the oven depth of thirty-fve fe
V All Of the F0nveyor aud elevator II
:. chinery are to be electrically operate
% Each machine is to have its ssPara
~ motor of types developing from 10
u 25 horsepower, The government "
purchase power from the Hilo Elect
Company and it Is not the intention
1t the department to install any auxilia
IL plant.
~ The Territory win begin TO recei
If interest returns from the capital inve
~ ed in this new wharf and wharf 81
ls Immediately, The legislature and
u harbor board will undoubtedly Ak
~ wharfage charges on such n basis Il
tor the income will pay interest on
bonds and provide sinking fund
II wipe out the indebtedness when
M bonds mature ..f.a.