Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-29

'HARBOR NOTES

|UHDk0ON NOB10
Saturday the schooner Maweema
sailed from the Columbia river for
Honolulu
Due here December 10 from Aus
tralia Is the Union liner Makura. The
steamer left sydney November rs.
Due this week from Muroran with
1850 tons of coal for the Inter-1sland
is the steamer Kunaiiri Marn, expect
ed in two or three days from the Jap
anese port.
Friday morning the Oceanic steam
er Ventura is due from Sydney and
Pago-Pago. She Is scheduled to sail
at o'clock that afternoon. for San
Francisco.
Following a three weeks vacation
on Kauaia hunting and fishing. Harry
M. Whitney, head Of G. Brewer G Com
pany's. passenger department, returned
yesterday In the Kinau.
After taking bunker coal here, the
Australian steamer werribee sailed at
1895 Saturday night for Wellington.
Included In her cargo are 1882 rolls
of paper, and much lumber from Pow
ell River and Port Angeles.
The old name of the Shinyo Maru
No. 2, chartered by the T. K X. for
transpacific service. was the Brechon-
shire. The boat was formerly Brit.
ish steamer. She was built in 1891,
and is capable of carrying 1000 tons.
Z The Inter-IslaHd steamer Olaudine
brought "a cabin passengers Saturday
night from Maui Among them were
William Howe and Thomas j. Heeney,
federal inspectors OF bulls and boilers.
The steamer brought varied freight
cargo.
Capt w. G. Bennett, commander of
the Inter-Island steamer Clandine. is
taking his annual vaeation: The Glau-'
dine viii be taken out at o'clock
this evening by Capt m. Naopala.
Capt. Louis Self Of the w. G. Hall VIII
probably take the Ciaudine on the
next trip
Yesterday the seheoner-yaeht Mana,
Capt. w. Scoresby Routledge. sailed
for San Francisco The craft had
been here several weeks. coming from
Tahiti November IL. Cant and Mrs.
Hoatledge have been making archae3
illogical investigations at Easter and
Pitcairn islands. -
TO date 10 passengers are booked
for the Wilhelmina. When the steam
!er sails from here "wednesday morn
ing at 10 for San francisco, she Will
probably take ont $50 cases, Of
canned pines and $500 punches of ba-
nanas The steamer will not take out
a pound of sugar.
Bringing IS cabin and 80 deck pas
sengers, the Inter-IsIand steamer XII
nau arrived from Kauai yesterday
morning. She brought $500 bags of
K A. sugar. ESQ bags of rice, SIS of
taro, so of molasses bran. 80 of pota-
toes and other freight The Kinau re-
ported 1000 bags of Kekaha sugar and
1900 Waimea awaiting shipment on
Kauai.
sNsFhere win be three mails to the
coast this week. The Cl1iyo Maru.
sailing tomorrow morning Win take a
full desnatelf and the Wiihefiana.
sailing Wednesday morning at 10, car
ries mail. Ffi3ay afternoon the
Oceanic steamer Ventura viii accept
ppstoffice mail for the fifststiI since.
the ap0st0ffie lee deDartlh lent awarded the,
line & C0nffatt iisS flxSk tisfS
-. = .-a-
saElias DefBy of Salem. Mass. who
was the ffst millionaire In the United
STATES practised profit sHAffRs with
the sailors sef his inefclant shins
Hhes Minueapo lis' Steel aAd eMaehii.
cry Company aflnoaneed that II hadI
:obthihed a $1sso0, 600 contract fU.gnaIa.
iIfaetiir6 sixinth shell castings for the;
MISUNDERSTANDING ~ ~ {
Mulberry leaves preserved By cold,
storage have been proved guile as.
nourishins and effective to silkweftiisi
.asffresh leaves.
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