Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-10-16
HApBOp NOTES

InAkBUk NUIC0
The south end OF the roof of PIER
7 is receiving a new coat of paint.
Late yesterday the schooner Helene
sailed for Port Townsend. She ar
rived here September 20 from Port
Townsend.
The Matsonia is due to return here
! tomorrow morning from Hilo. and
wilt sail Wednesday morning at 10
o'clock for San Francisco.
Supt G.. r. Mant of the Seamen's
institute, will return today from a few
days vacation passed with his wife
and small son at Kaneohe.
The flaming island steamer Kestrel
was anchored in Rotten Row yesterday,
pending her next trip to the island
WITH supplies for the cable station
there. =. - :, ~ -.'FfsSF
After discharging her rock phos-
phate cargo the Morse bark Glenshee
will probably sail Monday or Tuesday
for Makatea for another load Of the
same mineral.
Monday morning the Chilean ship
Carelmapu will sail for Port Town
send to load lumber for Australia. She
arrived here September 81 from Pisa
Srfro NIT MI
Mali from the mainland will arrive
Tuesday morning on the Matson
steamer LurliRe. The next mail for
the mainland WI. 20 Wednesday
morning ia the Matsonia
The Marina Kea brought in a varied
cargo today, including hides, cabbages,
202 sacks of corn, 1900 sacks Of sugar
and other freight She reports the
Wailele to be bringing 70S sheep here.
There are the following number of
sacks of sugar awaiting shipment at
island ports, the Mauna Keas purser
reported today: Olaa, 12,50o; Pepee-
keo. 800; Honuapo, 1850; Punaluu,
623S.
Acting Collector of Customs Raymer
Sharp yesterday received a bulky
pamphlet, a statement of the trade
and navigation of the British colony
for Fiji for the year ending December
80. 1914.
At 9 o'clock this morning the y. S.
army transport Sheridan sailed for
Guam and Manila, taking several pas
sengers and considerable mail from
here The transport has been hcle
since Thursday morning,
Announcement has been made by
the Shell Oh Company of California
that it will have in operation by Jan
uary a line of tank steamers to con-
tinue the Oriental traffic as well as
keep its Pacific coast trade.
When the Inter-Island steamer
Mauna Kea sails at . o'clock this aft
ernOOn, she carries the remainder Of
Company r., 18th Infantry, bound for
HiIC, TO build the Mauna IIOa trail. A
part vi lHt NuliIldllS IClN lINl III
the week on the MatSOnia.
Several hundred tons of stone, to
be used in making concrete for the
coaiing bin foundations and shop floor
ing ut Pearl EIarbOr naval station,
arc being lowed 10 Pearl lIarbOr to-
day on barge by the naval tug NaVa-
10. The rock comes from local
quarry.
When the Hill liner Minnesota sails
from Seattle in short time she will
carry 1900 lightweight tons to the
United Kingdom through the Strait of
Magellan, as she draws TOO much wa
ter to pass through the canal, even
if it we're not blOCfed Twelve thou
sand tons of her cargo VII be gram.
The American-Ha waiian steamer
Texan IS due to arrive at San Fran
cisco from Hilo some time today. G..
p. Morse. general freight agent for the
company here, Is on board, and VIII
pass some time in San Francisco, Wis.
iting the exposition before leaving for
New York 10 arrange q 1916 Salfln&
schedule from New York TO Honolulu
Of AmeriCa8-Hawaiian steamers.
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