Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-12-09

.HARBOR NOTES.

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The steamer Atlas left San Fran
cisco yesterday for Honolulu.
En- route here from Newcastle is the
barkentine Hawaii, which sailed yes,
terday Ill.,"
At O'Clock this afternoon the Mat.
son steamer Matsonia will sail for
Hilo to discharge 1900 tons of cargo
for that port. ~ 81.
The schooner Iyanhoe sailed last
night for Port Townsend from Kahu-
lui. She was towed out to sea by the
Inter-Island steamer -Claudine.
Reports from London say the giant
liners Aquitania and Mauritania are
now in use as hospital ships between
Liverpool and the Dardanelles.
Three steamers Of the Korea type
are to be purchased by the China Mail,
General Manager A. W. Garland of
the new corporation has announced.
Coast reports say repairs to the
steamer Mariposa, recently wrecked
in the Pacific northwest, will cost
100000 The boat is now at Seattle.
Fred F. Common, freight traffic man.
ager for the Pacific Mail, is slated for
a similar position soon with the Java
Pacific line. according to coast re.
ports.
Included in the refrigerator cargo Of
the Oceanic steamer Sierra, due Mon.
day morning from San Francisco, are
SO tons of beef and mutton for local
meat firms.
The transport Sherman, due from
San Francisco either next Wednesday
afternoon or Thursday morning, and
bound for Manila, will take 1900 tons
of bunker coal here.
With 952 sacks of mail on board,
much of it presumed to be Christmas
presents for Honolulans, the Oceanic
steamer Sierra is due to arrive Mon
day morning from San Francisco.
More than $4,000 bags of sugar are
awaiting shipment on the Big Island,
according to the Mauna Kea, which
reports the following sugar list: Olaa.
20,325; Waiakea, 5000; Pepeekeo,
1878; Honuapo, $500.
The Oceanic steamer Sonoma reach
ed Sydney Tuesday, according to the
Merchants Exchange. She will sail
from the Australian port next Wednes.
day, December Is, for Page Page, Ho-
nolulu and San Francisco.
Bringing a big consignment of
Christmas merchandise from New
York via the Straits of Magellan, the
American-Hawaiian steamer Arizonan
is due to arrive from San Francisco
at o'clock next Tuesday afternoon
December IA.
The French bark Dieppendale was
sighted at 10 o'clock this morning,
coming from Adelaide Orders at the
office of Harbormaster Capt. William
r. Foster call for her to sail in ballast
to San Pedro. 1t is believed she will
load cargo for the United Kingdom
Coast reports say the power bark
entine Archer, now at San Pedro, has
been purchased by C. Henry Smith,
Inc, San Francisco shipping and
commission firm. Years ago the Arch
er was operated regularly between
San Francisco and ports in these is
lands.
Due here December %, probably |
from San Francisco, is the British
steamer Nayarino. The New York
Maritime Register of November "a re-
ports her as having sailed from West
port, N. a., October "a, for Taltal,
Chile, and San Francisco. She is due
here for bunkers from the Inter-Island. !
Bringing many products from Maui |
ports, the Inter-ISlald steamer Claud- |
inc arrived this morning. She brought |
81 cabin and 20 deck passengers and |
her cargo included 200 bags of T. H. |
D. sugar, 210 bags and Sc barrels of !
charcoal, 155 bags of bottles, 20 of
potatoes, % of taro 10 of corn, 10 |
Of chickens, four pigs, 10 barrels OF |
wine, an auto, and 1877 packages OF
sundries. -. - ....... -