Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-04-08
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due to arrive tomorrow morning In
the Togo Kisen Kaisha liner Shinyo
Maru.
The Oceanic steamer Sierra, leav-
ing Honolulu Saturday noon for San
Francisco. win take the next outgo-
ing mail to the mainland.
More than score, Of passengers
have been booked for Kauai ports in
the steamer w. G. Hall, to leave HO-
nolulu at 3 O'Clock this evening.
The Inter.Island steamer Claudine.
an arrival from Maui ports today. Will
be despatched to Kahului, taking
passengers and general cargo, at 5
O'Clock tomorrow evening.
The Mats0n steamer is expected to
depart 10 Kahului this evening. 1t
will discharge GOO tons Of general car
go and load sugar and molasses for
delivery at coast reflneries.
Capt Harry Lyons, who recently
met with a serious accident by being
struck by a load sling and knocked
down a steamer hatch, has left the
hospital fully recovered from his in
juries.
The last Of a shipment OF nitrates
from the Chilean coast was dis"
charged from the steamer Baja Cali
fornia yesterday. The vessel steam
ed to Puget Sound in ballast last
evening.
Leaving Honolulu in ballast on
March 20. the schooner Alice Cooke
is reported to have arrived at Port
Townsend Tuesday. The vessel will
be placed on the berth to load re-
turn cargo Of lumber.
Sugar gathered at several island
| ports in the AmericanHawaiian
freighter Kentuckian, leaving Hilo on
March 8, is reported to have arrived
| Tuesday at it's destination on the
| east coast of the United States.
| According to report brought to this
city by Purser Pieper in the steamer
| Claudine, the schooner NJ. Turner IS
discharging lumber at Kahului. The
vessel NAV leave for the sound in bal
last the latter part of the week.
| Samuel Williams, former we'll
known steamship officer in the Ocean
| ic and transpacific service, and for
some months purser in the Sierra. Is
II n - H. I'D 10
as purser of the Great Northern.
Taking $50 tons Of coal, the Brit
| ish freighter Tuscan Prince departed
for the Siberia and China coast last
evening. The vessel Is reported to
be carrying large cargo Of war sup
plies from the United States to Rus
STA.
| To load phosphates at Ocean island
for japan, the Japanese freighter Sal
kai Maru left port for the South Pa
cific last evening. The Saikai Maru
discharged 1900 tons OF coal to the
Inter-Island Steam Navigation Com
pany.
| The Matson Navigation liner Mat.
sonia left port for San Francisco yes
terday, taking 2O2 cabin and n steer
age passengers. The list Is the
largest leaving Honolulu to the coast
in the Matsonia since it went into
commission.
| AL Thurlow, some years ago identi'
fed with a local cafe, afterwards tax.
ing the position of steward In the o:
s. army transport and Pacific NAH
service, has been promoted as an onl-
Ger in the new Great Northern liner
Great Northern.
Late advices from the coast pre-
dict the arrival Of the United States
army transport Sherman Monday.
The vessel. is reported to be bringing
military cabin and troop passengers.
II will be given a quick despatch 10
| Manila by the way of Guam.
With a few layover cabin passen'
gers but no cargo, the Japanese liner
Shinyo Maru is due to reach tile port
/ from San Francisco about noon 10
! morrow. 1t is the present mtentloh
/ to despatch the vessel to Japan ports
Shanghai and Hongkong at O'Clock
in the afternoon.
| c. P. Morse. general freight agent
for the American-Hawaiian line, ex
poets the arrival of the steamer Ar
conan next Wednesday. The Vessei
will bring cargo from New York by
the way of Panama canal and Seattle
The American-Hawaiian steamer Co
lumbar with 1000 tons Of general
cargo from New York by the way OF
Sound ports is due at Honolulu about
April 81.
Officers in the steamer Likelike re
turning from Kauai this morning re
Iported smooth seas and fine weather
/ The vessel brought 6400 sacks of sugar
and general cargo At Maxwell plan
tation 10000 sacks of sugar is report
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