Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-07-14

The Manchuria, which departed for
the coast today, carried a quantity Of
German cargoes from the interned
German ships In Manila bay.
The schooner Tampa, here from
Grays Harbor within lumber June 20.
sailed out Of the local harbor without
assistance yesterday. bound for Bell
ingham.
The Matson steamer Manoa sails for
Kahului tonight at o'clock and not
Thursday as announced In another
publication. It will return Sunday
morning.
The Manchuria brought 900 bales
of bags to relieve the sugar sack short
age in the islands and the Tefyo Maru
Is expected to unload the remainder OF
the sacks needed for this crop on her
next trip.
A total OF $4,000 tons OF sugar has
been shipped by the Sugar Factors
Company this month from island ports.
The Dakotan viii leave Hilo Thursday
with $500 tons for the east coast. and
the Arizonan will arrive Friday and
depart July q with 1000 tons.
According 70 4 despatch from wash.
ington, German refugees Of the Shan
tung peninsula have been ordered BY
the German war office to remain In
Shanghai until the close Of the war.
This Is taken to mean that no more
German refugees will pass through Ho-
noiulu bound for the Fatheriand via
the United States.
Capt. Andrew Dixon Of the Man.
churia, assisted by Chief officer Wits
Of the German steamer Pommern,
launched Captain Dixon's model Of
yacht near Myrtle Boat Club yestef-
day. The model is six feet long and
one foot beam with 30 pounds Of lead
in her keel. She is sloop-rigged and
made from teak and redwood.
According to adyices to Castle & |
Cooke, the Tenyo Maru, arriving here
July 10. will have on board Rev. Dan
iel Ebiha. 4 Congregational minister |
of Japan. and HioEi Muksen. Japa-
Iiese Buddhist priest On the same
shifj Are So Japanese cherry girls |
bound for the Japanese concession at
the Panama-P Pacific exposition.
The British steamer St. Quentin.
captasn Sutherland, from New York
June Is for vladivostok via the Pan
ANA canal, Is expected here July ~
Tor bunker coal from the Inter-lsland.
rhe British steamer Purley, Captain /
Wexford, from New York June 20 for
and Kobe via the Pana.
ma canal. is expected July II for
1unkers.
Soichiro Asano. president Of the
royo Kisen Kaisha transpaciic steam
hip line, Is expected to be passenger +
IN the Tenyo Maru when that steamer
lrrives In Honolulu Monday. The
renyo will depart Tuesday morning I
I Is understood that Mr. Asano is go
ng to sojourn on the mainland Tor
several weeks with view OF fmproy.
ng in health.
. The first Nippon Yusen Kaisha
teamer to call at Honolulu for bunker
,oal on the run from New York via
he canal for Japan win be the Toxic
liima Maru, due on July IS, accord
ng to word received by J. w. Robert
en-. manager Of the shipping depart
nent Of C. Brewer & Company. The
'ottcri Maru was due to be the first
oat but passed up the port for rea-
ons not known locally.
The Japanese steamer Tsurigan
faru came into port this morning and
, unloading 1870 tons of coal from
iurcran, Japan, for the Inter-Island, /:
nd 2s00 pieces Of pig iron. In adj
ition to the coal and iron, the steam
r has cargo of rice, cement and gen.
raj supplies for Ocean island. She
riii depart for Ocean island after DIS.
harging the coal and iron here ana
i'll load at Ocean island With phos-
hates for Japan. II
All the property of the british.
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