Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-06-26
HARBOR NOTES

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The Oceanic liner Sierra, with 10
passengers and general cargo from
the mainland, will land the next mail
on Monday morning.
After completing the discharge of
large shipment of lumber, the schooner
Fred j. Wood sailed to Puget Sound
in ballast yesterday. ....~. II
Overseas sailing tonnage is gradu-
! ally leaving port. The schooner Beulah
has discharged lumber, and sailed in
ballast yesterday for the North Pacific
coast. 1872 ." +
/ The steamer Wailele is due from
! Honokaa tomorrow morning to land
5400 sacks of sugar and $50 head Of
sheep. -.. T..
| To take IL 500 tons of sugar sup
piled at island ports, the American
Hawaiian steamer Texan is expected
to steam from Hilo to New York this
evening. =. .r~ T.. ...s..
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The steamer Virginian of the Amer
ican-Hawaiian line is credited with
having landed Hawaiia nsugar at New
York % days after the vessel steamed
from Hilo. ~. III +.
No return cargo for Honolulu was
taken by the Inter-Island steamer
Likelike, an arrival from Kauai ports
this morning The vessel met with
favorable wind and a smooth sea.
Cattle from the Parker ranch will
be landed by the steamer Maui, due
from Hawaii tomorrow. The vessel
is reported to have taken $500 sacks
of sugar at Hawaii ports.
That the Inter-Island steamer Kinau
will return from Kauai ports tomor-
row morning with more than 5000
sacks of sugar, is the report brought
to Honolulu by officers in the steamer
Hail.
The Japanese steamer Chiyo Maru
will be off port Monday noon, accord
ing to wireless prediction. II may
be despatched to San Francisco about
8 o'clock Tuesday morning, after dis
charge of 1922 tons of Oriental cargo
II will land 149 Asiatie passengers.
With variety of cargo for the is
lands, the Observation-Disclosures freight
er Dakotan is reported to have steam
ed from Seattle to Honolulu yester
day, two days ahead of the regular
schedule. The vessel is due here July
f. 1t will be followed by the steamer
-Arizonan, to leave the Sound July Z.
The Matson steamer Lurline may !
tow the bark r. P. Rithet to Mahu |
kona, Hawaii, where it will take full |
cargo of sugar for delivery to Cali |
fornia refineries. The Lurline is due |
from the coast Tuesday morning and
will probably be despatched to island |
ports Wednesday evening.
A small cargo viii be left at Ho- |
nolulu by the Matson Navigation char
tered steamer Francis Hanify. The
vessel brought 236 tons for this port. |
1t will steam to island ports today
with IL tons freight for kahului, 545 |
tons for Port Allen. 80 tons for Kaa- I
napali and 237 tens for Hilo. The /
Francis Hanify will steam to the coast |
after taking full cargo Of sugar. /
Taking fuel, the british steamer /
Conch, tanker in the fleet operated !
by the Anglo-American Oil Company
steamed to Japan and China early to- I
day The vessel called at the port /
yesterday afternoon with more than
2 100000 gallons OF kerosene in bulk
which had been supplied at New Or
leans. Capt. E. Stott Is making his (
first voyage in this part of the Pacific.
The vessel steamed from the Atlantic
to the Pacific through the Panama
canal The Conch met some rough
weather after leaving the canal
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