Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-28

|HARBOR NOTES'


At 5 o'clock Saturday afternoon the
American-Hawaiian freighter Texan
win sail for San Francisco via island
ports, The boat arrived yesterday
from Seattle with e big cargo,
After lying here since September
20. the Japanese coal steamer Banko.
ku Marn sailed today, having dis
charged her cargo at the Inter-lsland
bnnkers. As soon as she left, the XII.
naifff Mafn came In to discharge her
cargo. 4ac0 tons OF coal for the com.
nahy I.
At 9 O'Clock this morning the Japan.
ese mercantile training ship Taisei
Mafn sailed fer Japan. after several
days sts5 here, dufing which the Of,
flcefs and crew were entertained By
representative Japanese Of THIS city,
including the japanese Merchants As
ISOLATION. the Japanese Y H. G. A.,
and other orgahizations.
with 2i00 tons or nitrate on board
for the Hawaiian Fertilizer Company,
the Chilean schooner Carefnlafu. Capt.
r Des6ifigs, d6cKed late today follow.
ing finiigation She arrived late yes,
tefiay, out So days from Pfsagua
Capt DesoImes reported that be sight
ed only one steamer on the entire poy-
age and that or the Chilean coast
Sugar grinding Is almost finished
until the new crop Is ripe Ii Decenf
Der The WiIhelmina, sailing October
s FOR san Francisco, Will carry no
sugar Only GO tons 20 oat ON the
Lnrline at 4 o'clock this AFTERNOON.
American Hawaiian freighters vii.
take sugar. but not 50 frequently az
tn the height of the grinding season
The Panama Marn. first OF the o. s.
KS new transRaeific line, is due to
call here October az, en- route to the
Orient The Manila Maru. recently
delivered to the b. S. X. BY the Mltsl
Bishi Company, win start her maiden
voyage to the North Pacific Septenl-
her 81 from Yokohama Roth boats
have plenty of steerage aecoInmodas
lions, but limited frst-cIass cabins.
smith and infarit, Mrs. w. stark Mas
ter o. stark. r. HI. Stuart, F. Telch.
w. fischer. Ii. G. Todd, mrs. A. Tost9
mann, Master ], Tostmann, Miss c.
Tostmann. r. ]. Trodden, ii. Won
Rroen, HRS, III. Won Broen, Rev. II.
Werlich, RI Weber Mrs. r. Weber,
Miss a Weber, w. Wertheimer, Mrs.
Wong Shee, a. Wischolowski, l. Wit
itch, Mrs. C. W0serau, Mrs. H. Wolf.
Miss j. Wolf From Yok6hama K.
Baker Miss Dorothy Rige1ow, Miss
N. j. Ghappell, w. 3. Chase, D. p. Ed
wards. Dr.. r. j. GoodnoW. Mrs. +. j.
GoodIow, Miss Lois G0odnow, Miss
Flinof Goodnow, Miss Al. ii. Gfrabilf II.
]. Kilby. w. p. HoIzheisef, Mrs. w. r..
Hqlzheiser, Miss Zelda- Holzheisef,
Mrs. C. H Hutchinson; Miss Ida Hafehi.
SON. NJ E Mefrfnan, Il. Il. Moss, Mrs.
r. F. Moss and infant S. Rad, Master
S. Won Saldefn. w. Siegfrid. Miss Al.
BE. Slate, III Smith, Mrs ii. Smith.
Miss J. N. TarTcr, Prof. w. W. VII
l0ugaby, Woerner. Mrs. r. Woerner.
Master j. G. Werner
Per II. str. Mauna Kea, from Iiilo.
Sept. IS Miss III G. Forbes, Miss III.
r. Forbes. j. c.. Meinhress. s.. Green
bic, y. q Pergil, Mrs. ~. ii. ChafIock.
B. p. Heflbron, Rev Isoho, Rev Bski
b. Ingalls,. D. Resented, s. Spitzef,
T. Johnson, g r Gieseke. Mrs. Kalei,
fca. Maria kaieth6a, K. Seffert. Judge
Wise. G. r. Chang, Young Hook Ing.
Marie Aiona, Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Sahr
and infant G.. H. Wears, Flora Rodri-
CUES, % c. geinte, Mrs Paakatele. a.
NfacAultbn, + freadway. (. Satake.
o. Fhgie, II Nakadura. /. 0sawa; s.
Ando. Katado, s.. Ebezuki, s. Oka-
re, A. Ikeda, #. Nakazawa, NJ Damon,
K. Nakaiima, L. Kapehas Mrs. Hira-
motto, Mrs. n. Perry, Mrs. Akana.
Miss Akana, D. Conway, ]. Hender.
sen, r. w Filler, w K. knight, Mrs.
E. w Thompson, ]. f. Silva, f. A.
J. G. Bartels, j.. Choy, e.
L. Conroy, II. Marcial, NJ. Denis, Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Wise, Miss Keal0la,
Miss Spencer, A. 9efeaa, j. Neibef,
w. Smith. q. Keal01ia, A. PransnItz,
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