Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-10-18

HARRoR NOTES
/ A shipment of 40 cattle arrived yes.
terday morning on the Maui from
Maui Fair weather both ways was
reported by Pu-ser Pieper.
The Mikahala brought in a miscella-
neous cargo yesterday from Moloka'
and Lanai, including rice, chickens,
pigs, honey and other freight
With 210 bundles of hides, II bar
rels of honey, so bags of rice, 81 of
taro, 20 bags of cocoanuts and other
freight, the Kinau arrived yesterday
from Kauai.
Mail from San Francisco, a weeks
accumulation, will arrive tomorrow
morning in the Matson steamer Lur-
line. Next mail for the mainland goes
Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock on
the Matsonia.
Because their crews celebrated Sun
day too hard and could not all be To-
Gated this morning in time to sail
bright and early, the Glenshee, for
Ocean Islands to take on guano, and
the Carelmapu, for Portland, will
probably not sail until tomorrow.
! Racing to arrive and discharge her
cargo Of II, 600 barrels of oil in time
to start back the minute the Falls CT
Clyde is sighted, the OF tanker Mar
ion Chilcott arrived at 10 o'clock this
morning from Gaviota and locked at
Pier II to discharge her cargo for the
Associated Oil Company. She made
the voyage in 10 days.
Supplies, spare parts, ships stores
and other merchandise for the newly
arrived K submarine flotilla, arrived
late Saturday from Pearl Harbor, hav-
ing been unloaded there from the COL
lier Nanshan, which brought them
here from San Francisco. The sup
plies were today stored in the naval
station warehouse here for use as
needed.
Only one vessel is coming to this
port now from the Panama Canal
She is the Dutch dredge Diomedes, a
week overdue. After this vessel ar
Tives, there will be no more from OF
to the big waterway until January l
or later. 1t is estimated the tie-up,
due to slides in the Culebra cut, will
cost Honolulu $3.50 900, If not more,
before the canal is again open.
Bringing 827,254 feet of lumber for
Allen & Robinson, the schooner A. F.
Coats, Capt T. J. Morris, arrived latf
yesterday afternoon, rs days from
Grays Harbor, Washington. Gains
six days out of the 26 were reported
| by Capt. Morris, who said he saw no
sail during the entire voyage except
sampens off Oahu. The Coats was
here last April from Bellingham.
Quick work on the part of a sailor
on the pilot boat resulted in the
rescue of a sOllier who fell overheard
from the transport Sheridan as she
was passing buoy 9 Saturday for
Guam and Manila. Capt J. r. AIacau-
lay, the pilot, standing on the bridge,
summoned the pilot boat with his
whistle when the man fell. The
launch arrived so quickly that it was
ale to pick up the soldier before any
other boats could reach the spot
At 10 o clock tomorrow morning the
T. II. X. liner Nippon Maru Will ar
rive from Yokohama ana the Orient
with 1872 steerage passengers for Ho-
nolulu, including number of Filpi-
nos. The total number OF passengers
on board IS 312. a radio TO Castle &
Cooke, the agents, stated today. The
Nippon has 1851 tons Of cargo for this
city and will probably sail Wednes-
day morning. although time OF depart
| Ure depends on the hour Of arrival.
She will dock at Pier 3.
Because the Luz lines wireless is
out of commission. due to the blow
ing out OF a transformer. no word was
received today by Castle q Cooke con.
corning the cargo, number Of passen-
gers or sacks of mail the liner will
bring tomorrow. Manager j. H. Drew
Of the firms shipping department
said today the Lurline bad reported
everything satisfactory on beard to
the Manoa when the latter passed
her The LUrIinr is on time. and
should dock at 3o O'clock tomorrow
morning
With - s;ttr2&r PASSENGERS ON
board Ior this port tn" Osaka Shosen