Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-06-21
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HAlBOR NOTES

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The schooner 0ceania Vance has
discharged general cargo and lumber
at Kahului II sailed for Eureka Sat
urday. -. :...~.- r.
The Matson steamer Manoa re-
turned from Kahului Sunday with
sugar and molasses supplied at the
Maui port. -. t.. ~.
About 20.00e sacks OF sugar are
awaiting shipment TO the California
cost in the schooner Defender, which
is reported to have arrived at Hama,
Maui. Friday. ".... ....~...-.l
The Japanese freighter Ginshun
Maru Is the last of five cargo carriers
from the east coast of the United
States with freight for China and ST.
IBERIA now due at Honolulu TO take
bunker coal. :.
A shipment of lumber and general
cargo will be landed at Port Allen by
the schooner Prosper. which is re-
ported to have completed passage
from Bellingham, Washington, last
Wednesday,. Ill. 4
To land $500 sacks of sugar and 80
head of cattle, the Inter-Island steamer
Wailele returned from Hawaii ports
early yesterday morning. Its officers
report sighting fourmasted schooner
off Pepeekeo. E@s -. 4
Completing a passage from Puget
Sound in 90 days, the schooner W. F.
Jewett is reported TO have arrived at
Port Allen last Thursday. The vessel
brought cargo for Waimea and other
points on Kauai. -. ~" .
The Inter-Island expect the arrival
of the British steamer Chinese Prince
with general cargo from the east coast
daily. The vessel will take bunker
coal 49,. =. a.....-
|. Leaving New York with a large
cargo for delivery along the coast OF
Asia, the British steamer Kandahar
is due at Honolulu by the way of Pan
anna canal about June "a. 1t will take
$50 tons of bunker coal. Il
To discharge 5000 tons of Austral
ian coal to the order of the Inter
island Steam Navigation Company,
the British steamer Werribee is due
from Newcastle about June %.
The Japanese steamer Kagashima
Maru, with coal from Japan for de-
livery to the lnter-Island, is due at
the port in early July The Kaga-
to complete its charter
The American-Hawaiian freighter
Texan is taking sugar at Kahului to- |
day. 1t is due to leave Hilo for New |
York with 11,7G0 tons of sugar about |
June &c. 1t will be followed to island |
ports by the steamer Mexican, report |
ed to bring 1911 tons of New York |
freight and 100 tons of cargo supplied /
at Puget Sound.
Sugar will make up the bulk OF out. |
going cargo forwarded to the coast in |
the Matson Navigation steamer Ma |
noa, to steam to San Francisco from |
Pier 10 at 4 o'clock Tuesday after /
noon. The Manoa will take about 20 |
cabin passengers.
The Togo Kisen Kaisha liner Shin I
70 Maru, with few layover passen- /
gers and a mail from San Francisco I
is due at Honolulu Friday morning. I
1t may depart to Japan and China in
the afternoon taking more than 100
Asiatic steerage passengers.
Should the Pacific Mail liner Siberia
be despatched to San Francisco We'd
nesday morning it will probably be |
given the bulk of the outgoing mail |
The Matson steamer Manoa, to steam /
to the coast at o'clock Tuesday af-
ternoon, is not expected to arrive at |
the coast before the Siberia.
To land LIS cabin, II steerage pas |
sengers, 407 sacks OF mail and about |
5000 tons of general cargo, the Matson !
Navigation steamer Matsonia is ex-
pected to berth at Pier Is early to-
morrow morning. 1t will steam to
Hilo to deliver 1113 tons of cargo !
Thursday evening.
Late advices to T. II. Davies & Co., |
the local agents for the Canadian |
Australasian liner Makura, predict the |
arrival OF the vessel from Sydney by
the way of Auckland and Suya FRI |
day morning. 1t is hoped to despatch
the steamer to Vancouver and Victoria
early in the afternoon. IL. |
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