Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-09
'fihRD0R NOTES

lhhRD0R NOTES
| The shiryo Maru. from Honolulu
last Tuesday. reached San Francisco
yesterday.
Mail for San Francisco leaves this
afternoon at 4 o'clock from Pier IS. In
the Manoa-
The schooner Louise Is probably
near Aberdeen by this time. She
sailed from here October 20.
Eight schooners, one bark and three
steam vessels are in port now. All
but two Of the schooners are lumber
boats.
A japanese cruiser and collier we're
sighted by the Inter-Island steamer
Mauna Kea between Kahooiawe and
Lanai.
The schooner o. J. s. Alters was re-
ported IN the stream at Hilo by the
Il
arrived this morning from Hawaii.
No word has, been received as yet
from the u. 8. army transport Thorn,
as, due here Saturday morning from
the coast, bound FOE the Philippines.
Two days mail will arrive here Sat
urday on the Nippon Maru. This T..
Tx. K boat left San Francisco last Sat-
urday. two days after, the Matson
steamer Matsonia, which Is bringing
75S bags.
Carleton Miller, the new day Gus
toms inspector. Is at work today. He
took office yesterday. Mr.. Miller sue
ceeds F. NJ. McGrew, who resigned
because OF i'll health.
Bringing 2505 tons of cargo for Ho-
nolulu. 215 for Kahului, 205 for Hilo
and 100 for Port Allen, the Matson
steamer Enterprise is due to arrive
tomorrow morning from Seattle.
The lumber schooner Beulah ID due
here about November is. the Mer-
chants Exchange reported today. She
sailed from Grays Harbor November
4, with lumber for the City Mill Com
pany.
The Seattle Maru is due here Friday
from Yokohama, but has not yet sent
a radio to Castle & Cooke. her agents
here. The Persia Maru is scheduled
to arrive here November q from Yo-
kohama.
Mail for Canada, the states and all
European countries except the Teu-
tonic Allies, will leave here ct day-
light Friday in the Niagara, which IS
duo here at noon Thursday from Aus
traIia. Mails for these points close
at 8 O'Clock Thursday night at the
postoffice.
Due here Saturday morning Is the
T. X. K. steamer Nippon Maru, which
left San Francisco Saturday after
noon. She has room out from this
port TO japan for 104 steerage passen-
gers. The Nippon will bring mail from
the mainland, and will take mail to
the Orient
More than $4,000 bags of sugar are
awaiting shipment at island ports. &C.
cording to the report made to the In
ter-Island offices this morning by the
Mauna Kea. The sugar list is given
as follows: Olaa, 10000; Waiakea,
5000; Pepeekeo, 1878; Punaluu, 22SS;
Honuapo, 2631
A radio from the oil tanker Lyman
Stewart is looked for late today or to-
morrow. The boat left Port San Luis,
California, November 1, with oil for
the Union Oil Company's plant here.
The Hind -Rolph schooner MurieI will
probably begin discharging her Ium.
Der cargo fate today. at Pier Is, as
soon as the Melrose finishes there.
The Muriel has $4,000 feet, and
should unload more than SO, 900 a day,
the minimum amount which can be
unloaded if harbor regulations are fol-
lowed.% -
With 1900 tons of general San Fran.
cisco cargo for this port, the bark R.
P. Rithet is unloading here today.
After completing her cargo discharge,
the bark will sail for San Francisco.
within the next two weeks, taking 500
or 600 tons of scrap iron. Her agents
here are F. A. Schaefer & Company.