Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-22

Unloading 81, 31g feet OF 1Hmhef for |
Levers & Cooke. the schooner Repeat |
is in port today, having arrived yes
terday. .-1r
Capt. John Mosl1er. territorial pilot
at Hilo, and Mrs NEosher Were among
those sailing in the Matsonia today
for the mainland on o sir weeks va
cation.
AT ) O'Clock this afternoon. the
Ainericsn!tfawaiian freightef; Georgian
load $500 tons of sugar and canned
pineapples FOR New York. . j
The Matson liner wilesImina win
bring the next mail from san ESAn.
cisco next Tuesday h0tning. The 10.
rea would have brought mail Friday,
hut the Paefae Mails Fwithdraxal
takes her on. -
BRINGING q big cargo A762s TOMS OF
which $500 are Tor :Ei0hOtnii. ;the Mat
Eson. steamer Hgades looked at 6sf0l
Elast evening from Seattle The ship
BROUGHT the iauHchs Ulua' for Alexan-
der q BaldMins uss at kahaini.
| sgsss ~ 49, siss5s -
me IilterIsiand steahief w. Gs Hall
larrived st0day from Kauai. bringing
1897 sacks Of sugar and misceihneous
freight.
Cattle to- The number of Is, head
Were brought here. today by the in
iterlsland steamer Helene, from Ka-.
Ismaihae. 81
That the Nippon Ytlsen Kaisbals
Isix steamers which have been fet1fn.
ling to New York by way Of Pananna
1 from the Orient VIII return now VII
Suez and London is stated by Capt.
Date of the ToyohHshi Martl, here
yesterday for bunker coal
Rumors thatithe Osaka Shosens Kai.
lsha8will open & itrknspa flica service
lOctobef 1betWeen Japan ID honolulu and
tSan FrancisNo are INSTRUMENTATION. II
! this ais estabiished &c nil mean three
tJaDAnese passenger steamer linesGali
1ihghere OF "a shin afriTais in Sep.
atember toe date, 10 have been Japan
lese
The NorWeS,an bark GIenshee.
Overdue. and sfeared 20 be In distress,
! Is safe. according TO Thee. II. Davies
| " Company. whOt state that she Is.
fnown 70 have baeIl loading ct MAka.
ktea August 2S and even had she sailed
1inmedIateIy. would not have arrived
i By this time, ag the passage requires
10 days.
Adde'S received todaysby Hachfeld
.&s Company state that the Pacific
mail liner Maneh1rla will arrive eome
d;tima Monday, September 81. nom the
Orient on her last call, at this port
She Is bringing 2700 tons OF cargo 70
Honolulu. Her sailing time depends
ON the hour she reaches here.
That the proposed laval hina-Japan
llsteamship line, II established. will
not call here was believed to-day by
local Chinese newshape which stat
4 ed that their opinion Is the line Is
backed BY Java capitalists. The San
i Francisco Chamber of Commerce an.
tnounced Yesterday that the line may
lie established with headquarters
There, starting III December
Il
4 More f60m .for banana shipments
Twill be available on the Oceanic steam.
i er Sierra, which goes on her first trip
Ion the Austfa Han run sin December,
4 iaceofding To- adRices fecefssd here BY
tBfewers & Company the lines HOMO
3IhIu agent. IA 30sfoot ROOF over the
4 after-deek viii be erscted. large
4 4n0ngff TO shelter 1890 sbunches Of the
fruit
i According tos the Chinese Liberty
& News, the Six EOrppanie OF San Fran
4 disco have to date disposed Of $590. 600
4 wortilnof stock sins the c0IlteInpl plated
! ChineseseWned steamship line. The
j powerful Chinese organization hopes
4 to sell IS, 600, 900 worth OF stock. and
to start the line with three steamers,
(which Will probably be- chartered in
ESan Francisco The ships will not
touch at JarInese ports, owing TO
\ the presarI boycott on Japanese
goods 81 chinese. . - ,.s
i AT Daylight tomorrow. the Pacific
mail liner China is due Off port, and
lshohld dock about 7;;30 o'clock
4 from the Orient at Pier Z, bring.
ing passengers, freight and mail TO
Honolulu. The liner will sail at 5
o'clock tomorrow afternoon for San
Franciseo. This IL 70 be her last
Ieall here before she goes into the ser.
vice OF her new owners the atlantic
Transport Gompany,sofs West Virginia,
an International Mercantile Marine
fsubsIdIary. = = 80 -. - \
It. PissBEGERs BEPARfED /