Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-10-06

IHAlBOR NOTEs.

the mainland will arrive in the T. X.
K. steamer Chiyo Maru. II
The transport Sheridan. due here
October 13 from San Francisco, will
take on 700 tons OF coal. The boat
left San Francisco yesterday.
After discharging her coal cargo
| here, the British steamer Hafewood,
Capt Courtney, will sail for Portland.
probably Sunday, c. Brewer 4 Com.
pany, her agents, have announced.
With 206.800 cases of kerosene and
800 OF naptha on board for Annoy, the
British steamer Vaietta left port late
yesterday afternoon after taking on
$50 tons of coal from the Inter-Island.
| When the Niagara docked this morn
Inc, small procession or baby car.
riages came ashore; containing babies
whose parents were giving them a
chance to see the city and get some
fresh air at the same time.
With 30 cabin and Is steerage pas.
sengers on board, also q fair-sized
shipment of mail, the Matson steamer
Wilhelmina sailed at 10 O'clock this
morning for San Francisco from Pier
Is. She took q large cargo Of canned
pines and bananas. @ Il n i -.
Bringing oil from the California
coast, the oil tanker Santa Maria Is
due tomorrow with cargo for the
Union Oil Company. The Marion Chill
colt, also laden with oil is scheduled
to arrive October IL from Gaviota with
cargo for the Associated.
q 1916 schedule. p. G. Morse, general
freight agent here for the American.
Hawaiian, left today on the Mauna
Kea for Hilc, from where he will sail
for San Francisco ON the Texan. He
viii be gone two months. Fred Whit
ney will have charge OF the local Of
fice in hts absence.
Al letter received today from the
war department at Washington states
that the transport Buf0fd VIII heed
I000 tons of coal No messake as to
when the transport Is due here has
yet been received. She Is held up by
Panama slides. The Buford will have
space for 125 tons of freight for Ma:
Mia
The death OF Thomas Craig Smith,
senior purser OF the Oceanic steam.
ship Company, occurred recently at
his San Francisco home after three
years illness. He was SO years old,
and had been In the 0ceanic's service
for rs years, on the Sierra, Alameda
and Mariposa. He was one of the
best-liked pursers in transpacifc serv.
ice.
News that the Blue Funnel line has
purchased the steamer inverclyde was
brought here yesterday by the boat,
which is one OF the seven silfps Of
the Indra line purchased by the Blue
Funnel. The InFerclyde was delayed
i've days in the Panama Canal at
Gatun Lake. Included In her cargo of
1000 tons are 4.000, 900 mule shoes for
Russian firms. 3A,ss,t
With one steefage passenger. 10
sacks OF mail and 223 tons Of freight |
for this port the Oceanic steamer
Ventura viii dock about 1870 O'Clock
tomorrow morning al Pier 10, and will
san at o'clock tomorrow Afternoon
for San Francisco. She viii take 1900
lunches of bananas, 1000 cases OF |
canned pines and 300 tons of sugar to
the mainland. There is plenty Of |
cabin space for passengers, C. Brewer
u Company, local agents. report.
Funeral services over the remains |
OF Capt Frank Carlson. who died last !
Saturday afternoon at his HIo home. |
just seven hotirs after leaving the |
bridge Of his ship. the Inter.island |
steamer KafuIani WITH be held SUNDAY |
afternoon at 3:2e O'Clock from the |
chapel Of II. II. williams. Nuuanu and |
Vineyard streets. lnterment viii De |
In Nuuanu cemetery. Capt. Carlson
had heen very I'll Saturday. but could |
pot be persuaded to leave his sh',I !
until 1870 that afternoon. when he !
was taken home. He died seven hours |
later. Excelsior Eedge. l. o. d. F. o. |
which the decedent was a member,
will have charge Of the funeral.
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