Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-25

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|HARBOR NOTES.
Bound for Seattle, the q. s. army
transport Dix Is expected. to arrive
here between October z and 10.
The U. s. army transport Thomas
is due here from Manila and Nagasaki
the night Of October 3, bound for San
Francisco. She left Nagasah Septem
Der 20.
Bring 5000 tons OF coal for the Inter.
Island from Muroran, Japan, the Japa.
nese freighter Kunaiiri Maru is due
in the otfing at daylight tomorrow
morning. 4 Ia
The lumber schooner Annie Larsen,
% days out from Aberdeen, Washing
ton, arrived this. morning with $780,.
900 feet of lumber for Allen e Robin
son. Her captain is P. H. Schluter.
After several hours delay the.
British steamer st. Dunstan sailed
from port late yesterday. She was
unable to leave sooner because two
of her crew failed TO show up until
located by Harbor Officer A. +. Car
ter. a.
Decorated with leis presented them
by their friends. several Japanese pas
sengers from Honolulu for the Orient
were taken out to the T. K. X. steam.
er Seiyo Maru this morning in the
tug Makaala. The tug left from
Pier 6. -. ,fss
At noon today the Japanese freighter
Seiyo Maru sailed from her anchor
age IN the offing for Japan. She car
ried large quantity Of mail for the
Orient. Passengers were taken out to
the boat IN launch by Castle z
Cooke, T. K K. agents. 81. W.
A varied cargo was brought III to.
day by the Mauna Kea from HiIo. The
steamer unl6aded 600 bags Of sugar,
212 sacks OF corn. SO pieces of ohia
and numerous pieces of general mer.
chandise. She reported the Annie
Johnson and Kainlani to be at MANU-
kona. s'1
The mysterious ship which anchor
ed off port Friday night and sailed
early yesterday morning was the Jap
anese freighter Kaifuku Maru, accord
ing TO .Harbormaster William r. Eos
ter. The ship turned back to make
minor repairs to her pumps. The
Kaifukn was off port several days.
From cablegram received late yes
terdAy BY Theo II. Davies e Com.
spany, Canadian Australasia line
agents, It Is believed the Makura win /
not be taken off the Australia Homo
1ln-Vancot1ver run at present. 1t was
rlimored this boat would be taken by
the British GOV krnlnent for transport
use.
PansPacific Flag Day exercises 20
day were participated in by the crew
OF the Japanese mercantile training
ship Tafsei Maru At 2 o'clock toInor.
row afternoon Capt. M. Kanno Will re-
.ceiye invited guests. Including army
and navy, territorial, federal and city
Officials The ship sails Tuesday
morning at s O'clock for Japan.
Members of the Neptune Club.
which includes men of the submarine
hotiila and the submarine tender
Alert, win give a dance tonight In the
National Guard arnnofy. President w.
Prather Of the organization, and his
committees, have arranged an enjoy
able program. Music viii be furnished
by the End Infantry band. Dancing
will start about S:15 o'clock. 4 E
At O'CLOCK Monday morning the
American-Hawaiian freighter Texan is
due OF port from Seattle, bringing the
biggest cargo reaching here in some
months. She has 5000 tons aboard Of
which $500 tons are through cargo
from New York. 1t is expected the
Texan will bring q mail from Seattle. |
She has 100000 feet of lumber and
numerous hogs and sheep, also horses
and cows, on board. go.
The last call here of Pacific Man
liner will be made Tuesday morning |
at 5 o'clock, when the Manchuria Is /
due OFF port from the Orient. Hack. !
field & Company, agents, received D
wireless today stating that she Is i
bringing 202 first-cabin, SO second and |
266 Asiatics. Of this number, 6 first. |
cabin. s second and so Asiatics are for |
Honolulu, also 200 tons of freight !
The Manchuria will not sail for San
francisco until Wednesday morning at
8 O'Clock. She has room for so pas.
sengefs from here.
/ PASSENGERS .ARRlVED