Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-09
.HAlDOl NOTES.


IA shipment 81. sugar forwarded to
the coast in the Matson freighter En-
terprise arrived at San Francisco on
Sunday.
The Japanese steamer Tenyo Maru.
en- route from San Francisco to the
Orient, Is expected TO bring a few lay
over cabin passengers.
With cargo for the Orient the N. s.
Dollar is reported to have steamed
from Panama canal for Honolulu to
take bunkers. .-.:. H.: +
The MatsoIi Navigation steamer Hy.
AIDES has arrived at Hilo to complete
sugar for California coast refineries.
The vessel Is expected to depart with.
in few days.
The American Hawaiian freighter
Kentuckian is completing a cargo of
$500 tons of sugar at Hilo. The yes
sci will steam today for New York
by the way of the Panama canal.
The Mongolia will take a portion OF
the outgoing mail to the mainland.
The vessel viii leave at o'clock to-
morrow morning. followed one hour
later by the Matsonia. .5>:
With several thousand tons of gem
eral cargo the Matson freighter Hilo-
MAN has steamed from Seattle to Ho-
nelulu. The vessel will call at four
island ports for return cargo of
sugar. E. s. -s.-.. III IL
The British steamer Kestrel, now
refitted, will soon leave for the Gil
bert islands and other nearby groups
on blackbirding expedition 1t will
carry laborers for the copra estates at
Tanning and Washington islands.
The second infantry band added to
the gaiety of the departure of the.
United States. army transport Sher.
man for the coast last evening. A
large crowd gathered at Pier 6 to bid
farewell to a score OF passengers who.
Joined the vessel at this port.
Bringing 5000 sacks of sugar from
Kauai plantations the steamer Like
like will be given quick despatch to
the Garden Island. The Likelike,s
cargo included 375 sacks of paddy and
800 sacks Of rice.
The Afaerican-Hawaiian freighter
Mexican with general cargo from the
east and west coasts of the United
States is reported to have steamed
from Seattle for Honolulu today. ii
viii arrive here about March is.
. General Freight Agent C. P. Morse
of the Observation-Disclosures line is ad-
yised that the steamer Dakotan with
much cargo for the quartermaster,s
department will leave Puget Sound for
the Hawaiian islands on March IS.
Returning from Hawaii today, the
steamer Wailele has discharged ship /
ments OF vegetables, poultry and rs
head of cattle. Officers report 1000
sacks of sugar left behind at ports
Of cali. The vessel met with fine
weather on the homeward trip.
The last of 5000 tons Of coal from
Newcastle, N. s. W., has been dis
charged from the British freighte1
Strathendrick into the Inter-Island coal
bunkers. The vessel Is scheduled to
steam to Puget Sound today. It has
been chartered to load a cargo Of lum.
Der for Australia.
With number Of satisfied tourists,
the steamer Mauna Kea returned from
Hilo today. Several passengers rel
ported enjoying the spectacle at the
The Maufia Kea steam.
ed through smooth seas. II will be
despatched for Hawaii at 10 O'Clock
tomorrow morning.
e. visschef, Miss NJ. Wiesnef, v. b.
Wilson and wife, p. F. Wisner, Miss
NJ. Wittwer. Wong Sing King and
wife. H. w. Andrews, T. Asanuma, E. |
Il. Barnes, G. Boden and wife. Mrs. I. /
T. Borden, Hermann Briggs, w. Fl.
and wife, r. II. Elliot and
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