Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-12-07

IHAlBOR NOTES

With a coal cargo the schooner
Mary E. Foster arrived Saturday at
Mahukona. -. >.::.:... "...~
Painting the custom-house interior
is in full progress today. The work
began yesterday. s..-.-.. g.. J..
Due here December % for bunkers
from the Inter-Island is the British
steamer Navarino. l.. =,
Late yesterday the oil ship Marion
Chilcott, here Saturday with oil from
Gayiota, sailed for San Francisco.
Six hundred and thirty-two bags of
mail from the coast arrived on the
Matsonia this morning at $40 o'clock.
Taking mail and passengers, the
Matson steamer Manoa is sailing at 4
this afternoon for San Francisco from
Pier 10.
Following is the sugar list reported
today by the InterIsland steamer
Mauna Loa: Honuapo, $500; Kailua,
1887 sacks.
The schooner Annie Johnson is due
to sail for San Francisco tomorrow
from Mahukona with sugar, according
to the Mauha Loa.
Friday the japanese steamer Kuna
jiri Maru Is expected'to. sail for Ocean
Island in ballast to load phosphate
rock there for Japan.
Saturday the Inter-Island steamer
Kflauea will be placed on the Mauna
Kea's run, to remain week, while
the latter steamer is undergoing an
nual inspection.
Due here in few days is the big
u. s. navy collier Proteus, from Maya
saH November 26, FIVE days after the
Nefeus, which arrived Sunday and is
expected to sail tomorrow, probably
for Balboa. IA
At 2 o'clock this afternoon the
Oceanic steamer Sierra was due to
sail from San Francisco. She was
HOI0 last MuCu BIG odlcu IOf
the coast city. The trip is her first
voyage to Australia, as the Sierra was
formerly on the San Franciscan Homo
lulu run only. Her commander is
Capt J. j. Koughan.
After 25 years of service, the GUS
tom-house clock has finally stopped
ticking. A new pendulum spring will
be put in. The timepiece was given
away by the Hebron Drug Company,
of Benson & Smith. For
six or seven years it was at the Brew.
er wharf, and was removed to the
custom-house Is years ago.
Advices from San Pedro state that
the power schooner Archer has been
chartered by Los Angeles motion
picture. company for staging one of
Charles E. Van Loans stories of film
life. The Archer, formerly a power
barkentine, was caught In storm last
winter while bound from Puget Sound
San Pedro in a waterlogged condition,
by the steamer Yucatan.
bringing Dl6 Cargo OIL lSlauu pTO-
ducts, ranging from sugar to taro,
bananas, oranges and beans, the In
terIsland steamer Mauna Loa, arrived
this morning from Hawaii and Maui
ports. Her cargo, according to Purser
Henry X Sheldon, included 1875 bags |
Of H. A. Company sugar, 1875 sacks |
Of coffee, 361 of taro, 142 pieces of
koa wood, SO punches of bananas, rs |
head of cattle and other freight.
An Aberdeen despatch says Can't
Troels Smith, formerly master of the
private yacht of w. E. Boeing, a Seat |
lie capitalist, has been made perma- |
1ent captain of the Manoa This is |
Incorrect, as Capt. Smith is now COM
the Manoa, but when Capt. |
Charles Peterson returns to the Mat
sonia next trip, Capt. Francis M. Ed
wards, now the Matsonia's command
sr, will take the Manoa, and Capt. |
Smith the Lurline, according to John |
T.. Drew, manager of Castle &
Cookies shipping department.
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