Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-09

'HARDOR NOTES

Mail for San Francisco and the
states viii go out tomorrow morning
aIcut 10 on the Mongolia. which ar.
rived today from the Far East
The British freighter Indra is due
to arrive here tomorrow. bringing .
general cargo from the eastern states
by way OF the Panama canal. the In.
ter-Tsland offices report.
A Japanese freighter. the Kongo
San Maru, should arrive here August
Is or II from New York, by way Of
the Panama canal, according to the
Inter-Island offices today.
Mail from San Francisco is being
brought here by the Japanese steamer
Tenyo Maru, which Is due to reach
here Friday. The boat left the expo
siticn city Saturday afternoon, for this
city, Yokohama and other Oriental
ports.
The Manoa is due to dock here at
1880 tomorrow morning from San
Francisco, with 7S passengers for Ho
noIalu, SO sacks of mail, nine autos
and 284S tons of cargo for Honolulu.
She carries considerable cargo for
ether island ports.
The Andrew WEIGH, formerly in the
sugar trade and passenger service be-
tween the islands and San Francisco.
has been sold for 5000 to G. w. Nc.
Neary & Company. She has not been
in service since 1913 and has been
lying in Oakland estuary.
Early Thursday morning the Ven-
tura is due to arrive at Pier 10 from
Australia, probably about $50 o'clock.
bringing nine first cabin, four second
cabin passengers, IA sacks OF mail
and 20 tons of general cargo for Ho.
ncluiu. The boat is due to sail at I
o'clock Thursday afternoon.
Al full passenger list of 125 persons
win be carried to San Francisco by
the Wilhelmina which leaves here
Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock
from Pier Is. The cargo will total
1000 tons, mostly canned pineapples.
The boat, of which Capt Peter john
son is master, arrived here yesterday
from Hilo.
The Mongolia will dock about 6
O'Clock this evening from the Orient
at Pier Z. Among her passengers is
Colonel Sam johnson, who viii take
office as adjutant general of the ma
tional guard. The Mongolia will de-
part for San Francisco at 10 O'clock
tomorrow morning She will take the
next mail to the coast. The mails
will close at $3.50 tomorrow morning.
A lane of nets between the English
and French coasts, starting at Dover
and ending at Calais, protects British
transports, according to an officer OF
the British steamer Valdura, which
stopped here late Saturday for bunker
coal from the Inter-Island. Last No
vember the officers of the Valdura
witnessed the first encounter between
the British and Turks at Bissorah,
Mesopotamia. The vessel is bound for
the Orient carrying 217,000 cases OF
kerosene from New York to Kiukiang,
British steamers traversing the Med
iterranean have been warned to look
cut for German submarines, according
to an officer of the steamer Telena. ar.
irving here yesterday from New Or
leans and Panama. The British adj
miralty has advised steamer captains,
the officer said, that the Germans are
operating submarines in the Mediter.
ranean. This is the Telena's first call
here. The boat is carrying 2,070,649
gallons of kerosene and 147. 1865 gallons
CT fuel oil in bulk. She left late to-.
day for Tientsin by way Of Nagasaki,
for orders.
The police of Patterson announced