Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-05-26
HARBOR NOTEs

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The schooner H. D. Bendixqn. with
lumber and other cargo for delivery
at Hilo, has left the North Pacific
coast.
The ship Marion Chicott m8y dis.
charge portion OF its oil At All Is
land port. The vessel left the Coast
with about 1S,000 barrels. -.
The schooner j. NJ. Griffiths is ex-
pected TO be discharged of lumber to.
day. II will be given an early des-
patch to the north Pacific coast.
The Matson Navigation liner Lur-
line has left the Coast with II passen
gers II is due at Honolulu June I
with large cargo and late. mail.
Leaving Honolulu May G. the
schooner Alert is reported 10 have ar
rived at Grays Harbor yesterday. The
vessel returned to the Sound in bal
last.
The schooner A. F. Goats Is report
ed to have completed speedy pas,
sage to Grays Harbor. 1t left Homo
lulu in ballast on May 8, and reached
destination yesterday.
Owing to the pressure of work, the
Interstate Commerce Commission
postponed it's hearings into the pro-
posed increase I'm passenger rates on
the western railroads from May Il to
July L.. ~. :..s. ...... ......s
Taking 11,400 tons of sugar supplied
at several island ports, the American.
Hawaiian freighter Virginian is ex-
peeted to depart from Hilo to New
York by the way OF Panama canal
about May %. r.
After taking supplies here, the bar
kentine Koko Head sailed late
7 Monday for Port Townsend. The yes
sci carried very little ballast. Minor
repairs were made to the vessel dur
I ing its stay at the port.
More than II, 900 tons of sugar. sup
piled at Port Allen, Kahului and Hilo,
arrived at New York on Monday in
the Observation-Disclosures freighter Ari-
zonan. The vessel left Hilo by the
way of Panama on April %.
Purchased by the Inter-Island Steam
Navigation Company, the schooner
Omega Is reported to have sailed from
Puget Sound to Honolulu with ship
ment of lumber. The vessel may soon
be converted into mechanical coal
barge. ~ a
The American-Hawaiian steamer
Alaskan with several thousand tons OF
general cargo from both coasts OF the
mainland is expected at Honolulu
about Friday morning. The vessel
steamed from San Francisco. emitting
a call at Puget Sound ports.
rsssE asrt 49,
The Inter-Island steamer W. q. Hall
returned from Kauai ports today
bringing 5000 sacks of sugar, As pack
ages of sundries, 43 empties, crates OF
eggs, vegetables and fruit. Officers
report moderate wind and seas on the
outward and homeward trip.
The Norwegian bark Glenshee is ex-
peeted to complete the discharge OF
phosphate rock brought from Makatea
island the early part of the week. The
vessel has been chartered to make
three round trips to the Hawaiian
islands with fertilizer material.
Taking several thousand tons OF
coal, the United States army transport
Sherman steamed from Nagasakt last
Friday for Honolulu and San Fran
cisco. The Sherman is reported bring
ing large list of military and civil
ian passengers. 1t is due here about
June 4.
To land $50 tons of Oriental mer-
chandise at Hilo, Hawaii, the Togo
Kfsen Kaisha Seiyo Maru is reported
to have steamed from Yokohama. IL
is due at Honolulu about June 6 for
pratique only The vessel VIII stop
at the port to observe the usual for
malities of entering and proceed to