Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-31
HAlBOR NOTES

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The next mail from the mainland is
due Friday in the Pacific Mail liner
| Mongolia
A wireless received today from the
Niagara states the vessel will reach
the port from Sydney Sunday.
Taking water and supplies tine
/ schooner Columbia, from Sydney, n.
S. W., in ballast. sailed for Puget
Sound last evening.
Castle & Cooke have been advised
the Matson freighter Hyades has left
Seattle for the islands with about 5000
tons of general cargo.
More than 100 cabin passengers
have been booked to San Francisco in
the Matsonia to leave the port at 10
o'clock Wednesday morning.
The Inter-Tsland steamer Helene
brought some machinery parts. 1000
sacks of sugar and 70 head of cattle
from Hawaii ports this morning.
With lumber from the North Pacific
coast. the schooners Repeat and He
lene are due daily at Honolulu. The
vessels are bringing material to Lew
ers & Cooke.
More than 100 cabin passengers and !
a large mail from Honolulu, carried to ,
the Coast in the Matson steamer Will
helmina, were landed at San Francis |
co yesterday morning.
The Matson steamer Lurline is re-
ported to have left San Francisco for
Honolulu with a large cargo and about
a dozen cabin passengers. 1t will ar
rive on Wednesday instead of Tues
day.
A cargo of oil is due to leave the Pa
cific coast for the Hawaiian islands
in the Union tanker Santa Maria with
in a few days. The vessel may leave
4 part of the shipment at Kahului or
Hilo.
The steamer Mauna Kea was de.
spatched for Hilo and way ports this
taking about SO passengers,
many of whom will tour the Big Island
IN pleasure bent before returning 10
Honolulu.
Due at Honolulu about Sunday, the
Canadian Australasian liner Niagara
has steamed from Suva 1t will bring
several hundred tons Of general cargo
and refrigerated provisions for deliv-
cry at Honolulu.
Taking freight and passengers, the
steamer Kilauea has been substituted
or the Mauna Loa on the next trip to
<ona ard Kau ports. The Mauna Loa
will be employed in the movement Of
ugar between island ports and Homo
ulu.
Taking $50 tons of bunker coal, the
lew British freighter City of New
'astle, steamed for Vladivostok last
.vening. This vessel is said to carry I,
bout 1000 tons of supplies and con- =
truction material to Siberia and Rus :
ia. Much of it is believed to be con-
igned to the Russian government.
Taking several thousand tons of
ugar at Honolulu, the AmericanHa- .
'aiian freighter Dakotan is expected
o steam for New York by the way :
# Kahului, Kaanapali and Hlo this |
vening. The vessel will be given
more than 5000 tons of product for
elivery to the mainland.
Returning from Kauai today the
teamer w. c. Hall has discharged
032 sacks of Lihue and 1869 sacks OF
rove Farm sugar, one mill roller,
runs of molasses, 48 packages of
undries and several crates Of poul-
ry. The vessel will be despatched
0 the Garden Island at o'clock to- l.
borrow evening.
According to Capt. Abram Of thu
Irish tramp steamer City of New :
astle, at least a half dozen vessels
to the Ellerman line will =
ass through Honolulu ell route to F
he Far East within the next two
lonths. These steamers have been
hartered to carry cargo from the, east
cast of the United States for delivery
t Siberia. China and Japan ports.