Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-10-27

The Htnd-ROlph schooner Mur1eI Is
due here about November Is from
Grays Harbor with lumber for the
City Mill Company.
Unloading $4,000 feet of lumber
for Allen & Robinson, the schooner
Sadie, from San Francisco and Fort
Bragg October /, is in port. She
arrived yesterday.
Next mail from the Orient is due
Monday in the Shinyo Maru. which
will sail Tuesday for the coast, taking
mail. which will also go Wednesday
in the WilheImina.
Mail from San Francisco win ar
rive Friday morning in the 7. K. X.
steamer Tenyo Maru, due to dock be-
tween 7.30 and s o'clock at Pier z.
She will sail for the Orient that aft
ernoon.
More than $4,000 bags of sugar are
awaiting; shipment at island ports
The sugar list reported by the Mauna
Kea, follows; 0laa. $500; Waiakea,
$3.50; Pepeekeo, 1878; Punaluu, 74S5;
Honuapo, 243S.
twenty-five boxes of cocoanuts.
crate of chickens, and "a crates of
snndries, arrived today on the Inter
Island steamer w G. Hall from Kauai.
The ships officers reported heavy
swells and rain in both directions
.
With mail, passengers and freight
from San Francisco, the Oceanic
steamer Ventura Is due here Monday
morning. bound for Pago-Pago and
Sydney. She will leave here the aft
ernoon of. the same day.
Bids for painting the interior of the
custom house, and making other need
ed repairs. will be received at the coll
lector,s Office, until November l, at 3
o'clock In the afternoon, when. they
will. be opened and sent to WASH
ington.
Adyices to C. Brewer & Company
are that the N, Y. K steamer Toku-
yapa Maru viii proceed to Japan via
Cape Town, owing to the canal tieup.
The, ship would have called here for
bunkers had the big Panama water
way been open.
with SSS passengers on board. none
of whom are for this port, the T. K. X.
liner Tenyo Maru will arrive from San
Francisco Friday morning. She viii
sail that afternoon, taking light ship
ment of pineapples and machinery
from this port for the Orient.
'Ass 80 ~
To date, about 100 cabin passengers
and so steerage are booked to sail on
the Matson steamer Wilhelmina at 10
o'clock next Wednesday morning for
San Francisco. A number of the steer
age passengers will be time-expired
the November transport.
Because November 2 is election day
in San Francisco. the Matsonia will
be delayed In loading her cold storage
cargo and cannot sail until Thursday.
November 3, day later than her
schedule. This will make her arrive
here Wednesday, November 10.
y
Beating the Nippon Maru into San
Francisco by i've hours, the Matsonia
which left here on the morning of Oc-
tober 20 an hour later than the Japan
ese boat, arrived In the bay city with
mail more than half day ahead OF
her, rival. The Matsonia arrived at
yesterday morning, while the Mp
pom did not dock until IL o'clock.
The Canadian Australasian steamer
soldiers orwhom there. is no room on
Makira will arrive here "Wednesday
from Vancouver, and sail
about 3 O'Clock that afternoon for Aus
tralia and way ports. Only a few pas
sengers are booked out from here,
Thee. H. Davies & Company, local
agents, reported this morning.
Pilot Gahan returned this morning
from Ahukini. into which port he ipi- |
loted the Columbia yesterday, to dis |
charge her 933 tons of coal. Hind, |
Rolph & Company, local agents for |
the schooner, said this morning she
will sail for .Willapa Harbor, Washing |
IOIl, dll0T .ulSCudTSluS ucT GdESO, pIOU- 1
ably to load lumber for Australia.
Deputy Collector of Customs Ray |
mer Sharp has appointed Carelton |
Miller on the day inspectors force at |
the custom house. The appointment
becomes effective November 1. Miller
takes the place of F. M. McGrew. who
recently resigned because of i'll health. |
Mr.. Miller. speaks Japanese and has
been in American consular service in
India and Japan.
Fred L. Waldron. Local agent for the |
reported this morning that |
the steamer will sail for the canal Fri
day or Saturday, taking 270 tons of |
canned pines and ton of Hawaiian |
beeswax to New York. She may stop
At San Diego for fuel OIL The ship is
At Pier Is being converted into an oil |
burner She burned coal while in the
South. -.s .5.E.
Showing. the capital stock to be
-, 100, 000. consisting of 100000 shares
with par value of s21 each, articles
Of Incorporation of the China Mail |