Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-18

late today for bunker co2i. This is
British freighter from Manila.
John ID. Spreckels yacht yenetia is
expected TO sail for Kauai some time
/ Saturday before returning to San
! Francisco.
Before leaving for the Orient at I
/ O'Clock this morning the Kongosan
/ Maru took on 900 tons of bunker coal
from the Inter-Island.
Two oil vessels are en- route to this
port, having sailed Monday. They are
the j. A. Chanslor, from Monterey, and
the Marion Chilcott of Goyiota. Cali
| fornia ports.
Carrying a cargo of bulk oil for
China, the British oil tanker Mira is
due to arrive about daylight tomorrow
morning to take on bunker coal at
the Inter-lsland. She left Panama
July 30.
The Dutch ship Rondo Is due to call
here for bunkers at the Inter-Island
| about September from the Philip
pines. She will be the first Dutch
vessel to call here for bunkers since
the Panama canal was opened.
/ The Manoa yesterday, sailing from
Honolulu for San Francisco at AGO
O'clock, carried the largest passenger
! list in its history. There were 81 cabin
passengers. A big cargo is also being
carried to the mainland in this boat
The Matsonia is due TO sail for Hilo
tomorrow afternoon, to load cargo
and return here Sunday. She will de-
part for San Francisco next Wednes-
day. August %, carrying big pas
senger list, expected to be close to
30.
Numerous passengers and 3,422 tons
of cargo for Honolulu will reach here
next Tuesday morning, when the Mat
son boat Lurline docks from San Fran
cisco. OF the boats cargo, Castle &
Cooke reported today. 40 tons are
for Kahului.
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Francisco until next Tuesday, when
the Lurline will bring large number
of bags The next mail for California
win go on the Persia, due to leave
here the same day, but the Makura
takes mail to Vancouver Friday.
Harbormaster Foster said this
morning that the Caroline, q four
masted schooner, should be here al
most any day now from Grays Harbor
with about 100000 feet of lumber for
Allen & Robinson. The schooner left
Grays Harbor, Washington, 81 days
ago.
Carrying more than 100000 cases of
loils, the Japanese steamer Kongosan
taking bunker coal from the Inter
Island The boat is % days out from
the canal. She has 10000 cases of
kerosene, 1000 OF gasoline and 400
cases of toys.
| Raymer Sharp, special deputy col
lector of customs, will land here Sep
TENDER IA from San Francisco on the
Matsonia, accompanied by his family.
Malcolm A. Franklin, collector. will
leave September II, for New York, to-
attend the annual convention OF col
lectors October 40.
| The Makura. bringing mail from
Suya, Auckland and Sydney, is due to
arrive off port at daylight Friday
morning and will sail the same day
for Vancouver The liner is a Cana
dian-Australasian line ship and the
local agents, Theo. II. Davies & Com
pany, report she is carrying a big
passenger list
A consular report from Consulgen-
eral George H. Scidmore of Yokohama,
states that in his opinion, the N. Y. X.
is not planning to institute a trans
pacific passenger service on the Pa
cific Mails withdrawal. Mr.. Scidmore
says the japanese companies have
made no statement of their intentions
and that the government will grant
no subsidies for new ships.
The American-Hawaiian Offices re-
ported this morning that the Georgian
will sail from San Francisco Septem.
Der with 500 tons of general cargo.
The boat should arrive here the
morning of September s. This is the
freighter which went ashore on Dux-
bury Reef, just outside San Francisco
Bay several weeks ago. The Geor-
gian has been undergoing repairs
since the accident which occurred in
heavy fog, the boat going out of
its course. " ..l