Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-18

Hall is expected here for bunkeFs at
the Inter-Island.
With $50 tons OF Kohala sugar on
board, the Kailuiani is loading horses
today at Kawaifae.
The Maui is at Kukuihale, and will
load shipment of Parker ranch cat
tie tomorrow. She will also have 1900
sacks of Honokaa sugar.
The Mauna- Kea today reported the
Helene to be at Papaikou. loading
firewood. ties and cattle The boat Is
due here tomorrow.
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Carrying a stable consignment OF
sugar, the Hifhau is coming from Kai.
lua with 2224 bags Of KaiIaa sugar
on board. The boat loaded horses
this morning at Kawaihae,
Bringing 1000 tons OF coal here for
the InterIsIand from Newcastle. the
Kaifuk1 Maru is due. to arrive OF port
at daylight tomorrow. She is from
Newcastle, New South Wales.
Bringing 1900 tons of freight for
the islands, the Matson steamer Hy-
AIDES 10 due Tuesday from Seattle. The
Lurline, due Tuesday morning from
San Francisco, is bringing 4.424 tons.
Bringing ducks. chickens, several
boxes OF pears. and Inisce lianeosis
freight, from NawiliwIli, the w. 6.
Hall arrived this morning. Pursef
Henry Kaipo reported light winds and
smooth seas outward and inbound.
The Anglo-Saxon oil tanker Strom-
bus is due here October 8 for bunkerS.
The Inter-lsland reports the ship to
have cleared from New Orleans, Aug
ust %, for Moi, Japan, with oil in
bulk The ship ID believed to have
been delayed by slides in the canal.
En- route from Holland for the Paci.
nc with Java their probable final des-
tination, two Dutch dFedges, the Says
charow and Di0medes, are due here
October for bunker coal from the
Inter-Island They are believed to be /
suction dredges OF the Ogden Mills
type. r.
In the New York American Isl q
long protest against the low state of
the American merchant marine and
present high rates, which permit Ho.
nolulu to get Japanese and Australian
coal cheaper than American coal can
be taken to Panama. The article is
In many ways an appeal for suspen.
sion Of the ccastwise laws
3 Agricultural products OF all kinds
with thap Ton 0t 30 bags OF bot
ties, came on the ffter.Island
steamer Mama Ikea this norning.
Her inward freight included four
crates Of poultry n bales of yegeta. !
bles, $50 sacks OF corn, crates Of
.ohfa and koas "a packages OF ohia 211 |
bundles OF ohia flooring, 10 cords of
wood. and. III packages OF sundries.
News that the Pacific Gable Board
has awarded in Auckland q contract
for ebnstructi Ton OF 3 new schooner to
replace the Strathcona, wrecked on
Minerva reef last June, has been
brought here by Capt. IL Z. Tindall
of the British steamer Kestrel. The
boat should be finished III four months /
Capt Watkins Of Suva viii be master
of the new ship, which viii piyf be-
tween Honolulu and Tanning Island,
with supplies for the cable station
here. 49, 4
Hackfeld & Company, agents for the
vessels, have applied to the depart
ment. Of commerce for permission to
measure German steamers here and
at Hifo to qualify them for Nsing the
Panama Canal. The application has
been referred to the customs depart
Taent here. Among the ships here to !
be measured are the. Holsatia, Pom
mern, Prinz Waldemar. iSetos. Stats
kretar, Kraetke, Gouverneur Jaeschke
and Honeymoon. At Hilo the Alters
measurements will be taken.
A report which has been made by
Consul-general Anderson of Hongkong
to the department of commerce, as
serts that. Nippon Yusen Kaisha |
steamers will be routed to Europe by
way of Suez This is believed to be
the company's following out of its re- |
cent announcement of "round-the-
world" service. Ships of this line
have been coaling here from New
York to the Orient via Panama. If
the consular report is true, they will
return to New York by way of Suez.
All the ships are freighters.
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