Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-12-28

IHAlBOR NOTES

terday #a III.
The Inter-Island steamer Mauna
Loa reports 725 bags of sugar left at
Punaluu warehouse after shipment.
/ At SO yesterday morning. the T. X.
K. steamer Tenyo Maru, from here De-
i cember 81, arrived at San Francisco.
i Copies of customs regulations, edi-
i ton OF 1915. have reached the custom
house. They supersede the 1908 edi-
! ton. .
i Following is the sugar list reported
! on Hawaii today by the Mauna Kea:
Olaa, 20,S2S: Punaluu, 1875; Honuapo,
] 4251. =.~@ =. ........s
i The AriZonan Is loading sugar at
Hilo and is due to sail this afternoon,
according to the Mauna Kea's trip re-
port. f.. r.. -. H.. -
| Thursday afternoon at ) o'clock the
American-Hawaiian steamer Minneso-
tan will sail for Port Allen, Kahului
and Hilos TO load 5000 tons of sugar
| for New York.
| Mail from Australia and the coast
arrived today. The Manoa brought
sos sacks from San Francisco and the
Sonoma IL sacks from Sydney and
way ports.
The Matson steamer Hyades re-
turned from Port Allen at 8 o'clock
this morning, having been unable to
discharge her cargo there because OF
tempestuous seas. She locked at Pier
IS.
At 5 O'Clock this afternoon bookings
for the Inter-Island excursion to Maui
Friday night on the Kilauea will close.
Unless 200 are booked by tonight, the
excursion will be given up, and money
refunded.
Reports from the coast state that |
the Marion Chilcott and Falls of
Clyde, oil ships, will have auxiliary
oil engines installed. The Annie John |
son and r. P. Rithet, Matson vessels, |
are also slated for similar improve |
ment
Du6 IO1uOEI6Ns llOhA al
CONVEX for Australia is the Canadian |
Australasian steamer Makura. The
steamer is scheduled to sail tomorrow |
afternoon for Suya, Auckland and
Sydney, taking passengers and mail. |
To date, about 90 passengers are
booked from here.
AS soon as her cargo is discharged, |
the Inter-Island's new steamer, Sho-
shone, will be fitted uD for island SER
vice. She will probably be placed on
the run between Honolulu and the /
Hamakua coast. Lifeboats and rig |
ging so that she can go under the wire |
cable landings on this run, have to be
put on. This will take about 10 days.
Advices to Castle & Cooke state /
that the o. S. K. liner Panama, Maru
sailed from Yokohama December 10
december Is Honolulu time). This
makes her two days late. She was
due here Friday to sail Sunday, Jan.
uary 2, for San Francisco. The steam
er has &c steerage passengers and be-
tween 1900 and 1900 tons Of cargo for
Honolulu.
Capt. Thomas Peabody has accepted
the position of master on tie Ameri
can steamer Mackinaw. acc Jrding to
an announcement made by George
Flood, one of her owners. Capt Eur
man has retired because of illness.
The steamer is now at Vancouver
loading a general cargo for Vladiyos
tok, under charter to the Robert Dol
lar Company.
With 80 passengers. the Inter-Island
steamer Mauna Kea arrived from Hilo
and way ports today. Her cargo in
cludsd miscellaneous island products.
She reported that owing to rough
weather at Lahaina no landing was i
made. and passengers and mail were
transferred to the Claudine. Freight 4
was brought here, to be shipped back
on the Mikahala.
Bringing 81 passengers from Hawaii
and Maui, the Inter-Island steamer
Mauna Loa arrived today Herr cargo
included 6400 bags of II. A. Company.
and island products. Purser Henry X.
Sheldon reported that the steamer did
not land at Hoopuloa and Hookena
owing to rough seas. She met strong
winds and rough seas, with heavy
rains, on the inward trip.
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