Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-22

.HAllOR NOTES

| me Am6Flca0-HaWaH3n steamer
Arizonan is due at Honolulu from the
Sound about April !. 49,.
The next mail from the mainland
| is due to arrive tomorrow morning in
the Matson steamer Manoa.
The Pacific Mail steamer Persis
loaded $50 tons OF coal during its stay
at Honolulu. The vessel left 500 tons
Of Oriental cargo. S.. .--
Returning from Hilo yesterday morn
ing the Matson steamer Wilhelmina
loaded several thousand tons of sugar
for delivery at San Francisco.
Leaving Hilo with more than 5000
tons of sugar the Matson steamer Hy.
ades is reported to have arrived at
San Francisco on last Friday. 80.
The United States collier Mars has
completed taking 500 tons OF. bunker
coal. The vessel is expected to steam
for San Francisco this afternoon.
The schooner Forest Home is report
ed discharging lumber and general
cargo at Port Allen. The vessel has
been at the Kauai port for fortnight.
After the departure of the Pacific
Mail steamer Persia for San francisco
today, the next mail to the coast will
be despatched in the Matson liner vii.
helmina on Wednesday morning.
.
The Matson steamer Wilhelmina, to
steam for San Francisco at 10 o'clock
Wednesday morning, will take large
list Of cabin passengers The vessel
win be filled to the hatch covers with
sugar.
I The steamers Likelike and w. G.
Hall are due to leave for Kauai ports
at 5 o'clock this evening These. yes.
sells. will circle the island before re
turning to Honolulu with sugar, and
varied products. D..
To load 500 tons of molasses the
Matson steamer Manoa will leave. Ho-
nolulu for Kahului on Wednesday
evening. The vessel will be despatch |
ed for the Coast on March 30 with a.
full cargo Of sugar.
The Japanese liner Nippon .Maru |
has left San Francisco with few lay
over cabin passengers for Honolulu I
and a large general cargo for deliv
cry at Oriental ports. The Nippon
Maru is due here about Efsday.
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F A welLappOinted Office for InterIsl.
and shipping clerks has been erected
at the entrance to Pier Is. It is fitted
with fling cases and other fixtures.
Interl island steamers win again berth
at the wharf within few days.
One of the new steamers now under
at Maryland Shipbnilding
Company plant for the American-Ha-
waiian line will be named Washing
tonian. It will replace a vessel by
that name which was lost In the At
lantfc aeveral months ago.
Repairs to the rudder stock in the
schooner Resolute are completed. FheI
vessel will sail for the North Pacific
coast In ballast today The ReseIute
brought lumber and general cargo to
Kahului. Maui In leaving that part
Itw as decided to bring the vessel to
Honolulu for repairs.
4s.as-sssttals 5tsfes So ssxs ss
Until the completion of three new
the American Hawaiian line i
has chartered the steamers Stanley /
Dollar, Olson and Mahoney, and Mon.
TARA These vessels will not be en-
Dloyed in the Hawaiian trade but will I
be employed In the movement Of |,
Freight between the Pacific and the
Atlantic coast by the way of the Pan,
anna csnal.
Sugar awaiting shipment on Kauai
included the following lots before the
steamer Kinau steamed for Honolulu: 1
Kekaha Sugar Co, 1850 sacks; Ha-
waiian Sugar Co, 1855; McBryde
Plant. Co, 23,8sS; Koioa Plant Co, +
1888; Lfhue Plant Co., SEQ; Grove /
Farm, 400; Makee Sugar Co., 2G00;
Kilalea Plant. Co.. s0e0; Gay & Rob
nson, 1000.