The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-04-10
SHIPS VILE CROWD
PORT next WEEK
Ten Transpacific Liners. Besides
Several Tramp Vessels, Due
Between April IL and IS.

Ten steamers plying regularly be.
tween Coast port and Australia and the
Orient, and between Honolulu and the
Coast only, viii arrive here in tho six
days beginning Monday. Three Of
these, the Burline, Manehufia and So.
mona, will leave for San Francisco,
three will call here On route TO the ORR
ent, and one, the Ventura, will sop on
the way 70 Australia.
First among the arrivals, according
TO the revised schedule, will he the
Siberia Of the Pacific Mail line, the Ven.
tura Of the Oceanic company and the
United States Army transport Sheri.
Ian, all OF which are due Monday from
the Coast. The Siberia goes from here
to the BRENT, the Ventura to Austria.
Tia and the transport to Manila.
One Departure Tuesday.
Tuesday the only liner out or in will
be the Lurline, which will sail for San
Francisco. Owing to the accident
which delayed IL in San Francisco, the
Wilhelmina, scheduled originally TO ar.
rive Tuesday from San Francisco, will
be one day late. I
Wednesday the Manchura of the Pa
cifie Mail line is expected from the
Orient, its schedule having teen set
ahead four days on account of an &C.
sident at Nagasaki which neecssitated
its going to Hongkong for repairs.
Thursday there will be no arrival,
T departures Of trans Pacific vessels
unless the schedule is changed mean
time, but two will enter the harbor
Tr' day - the Sonoma, on route from
Australia TO the Coast, and the Chiyo
Maru, on its way from San Francisco
20 China and japan. AZ
Two Come From Seattle. q
Saturday the H.lonian Of the Mats,r
Navigation Company's feet VII arrive
from Seattle, and the Missourian, of
the American Hawaiian fire. ght service.
which according to latest reports has
been substituted for the Columbian. ia
due from the same place.
In addition to the vessels of the rcc.
liar service, the following tramp steam
irs and sal ng vessels are expected dur
ing the week:
Ship John Ena, 129 days out from
philadelphia; schooner Saltwater, twenty
lays out from San Francisco; shin Fails
Of Clyde, fourteen DAYS out from Gavi,
1ta; the British steamer Strathendriek.
from the North Coast, and the Jana.
1ese steamer Anyo Maru, which comes
from the west coast of South America
From adviees received ii is expected
he Strathendrick will reach mort SIM
lay. It will dock at pier 8. The Anvo
Maru probably will arrive the same
lay. II has 1000 tons of nitrates for
he Hawaiian Fertilizer Company and
1000 tons of the same product for the
acihcl Fertilizer Company, which will
De discharged at the Haekfeld wharf.
Pier Partition Removed.
Wprkmen have finished removing a
PARTITION which separated the main Zee.
ton of pier No. 4 from an annex that
was built some time ago to the outer
end. With the partition out freight
'an be handled more expeditiously' Il
Is said, aud at the Same time the view
81 the end of the pier from the front
is unohstructed. I n !
( .fE Siberia Due Monday.
The Pacific Mail liner Siberia is due
At Honolulu early Monday morning, en-
route to the Orient. The vessel will
oring about sixty tons of Honolulu
freight and take out about $50 tons.
u probably win sail at FIVE o'clock
Monday evening. -
The tank steamer j. A. Ghanslor,
which came into port Tuesday from
Monterey, is discharging $4,000 barrels
OF crude oil for the Associated Com,
pany. -. '.t@,' -,