Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-10-13
SHIPPING 6WATfRfRONTNH News
.HAlDOR NOTES

OF the steamer Helene.
| Having discharged her Hilo cargo
the T. X. X Liner Anyo Mare Is today
sailing for San Pedro and South
American ports
| At O'Clock yesterday afternoon,
the L. S. army transport Thomas.
which sailed from here October 4, ar
rived at San Francisco.
Next large mail from the mainland
will arrive next Tuesday morning IN
the Lurline, although the Hilcnian, due
Friday, may bring a few sacks.
Seventy one cabin passengerE are on
board the Manoa TO-DAY. sailing for
San Francisco The ship left at
o'clock yesterday afternoon from Pier
| 10.
About 20 passengers will go from
here 20 Vancouver IN the Canadian.
Australasian steamer Makura. due
here Friday from Australia The line
Is bringing man from Sydney, Auck.
land and ISq*a. e.. ~
l 49, Il - - -. ~ y
/ Mail fer the states and Canadian
Northwest WIN 20 Friday In the Ma.
kura, due here that day from Australia
for Victoria and Vancouver. Next
mail direct to San Francisco will be
taken by the Matsonia week from
to-day. 3.,~ .sE>~.'. =. 81. =. <1ss
No deck passage will he sold on the ]
Mauna Kea for Hilo and Lahaina. Sat /
urday. because the ships deck space
win be occupied by Company E. 2sth
infantry, going 10 Hiio to build The
Mauna Boa trail. There are cabin &C.
commcdations available. however.
| The British steamer Maritime, for
Imerly the North German Lloyd boat
Schlesiea. has been purchased by the
Union Steamship Company of New
Zealand. After her capture By the
British, she brought S326,e0e when
auctioned to the Maritime Steamship
Company.
As a result of the Pacific Mail cut
| ting its ifreigit rates from San Fran
cisco to Mexican, Central American
and Canal Zone ports. coast shinDing
men predict that rate war viii en-
sue. Shipping men say the Pacific
Mail Is cutting its rates to drive out
Icompetition. - +. + -
Late yesterday the British steamer
HARDWOOD, Capt. Courtney. sailed for
Portland, after discharging her coal
cargo here. The ship has been char.
tered by Houser G Company. at 81
lshillings, six pence, with an addition
OF one shilling, sixpence, for United
Kingdom ports near Hull
When the transport Sheridan sails
from here, probably Friday or Satnf
day, she WIN take 220 tons of freight
from this port for Guam and Manila.
The transport is "a hoiirs late because
OF fog in San Francisco bay. and is
not expected to reach here before this
evening or tomorrow. She viii dock
at Pier 6.
As the boat would have been here
before If no accident happened to shef,
shipping men believe the Dutch dredge
Diomedes, due here several days ago
direct from the canal, has decided to
stop in San Francisco instead of com.
ing here direct. -
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Late today the Inter-Island steam.
er Iwaiarii will sail for Seattle, un-
less her owners decide at the last
minute to keep her here. At noon no
definite sailing orders had been CIV
en-, but Inter-Island officials said the
boat would sail today II she is going
to Seattle.
About s O'Clock Friday morning the
ian-Austraiasian steamer Ma
kura win dock at Pier Z. from Austria
liza, and will sail for Vancouver that
afternoon, probably at 1.o'clock or lat
er. : The ship has. room for AZ first
cabin, n second and 90 third-class ,
passengers from this port She is due
to reach Vancouver, October q.
II. : r.. =. ! a
Radio adyiees TO Castle G. Cooke
today state that the Matson steamer
fIfIonian will arrive from San Fran. |
cisco at II o'clock tomorrow night.
She has no passengers on board, but
Is bringing f61 sacks of papers and
magazines, and one sack Of letter mail
from the coast. The Hflonian has
2l77 tons NJ cargo FOR Honolulu. 342
for Hilo, '4f5 for Port Allen, 4O7 for
Kahulri and ~ for kasnapali