Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-27

i To date IS passengers are booked
/ for tho Matson steamer Wilhelmins
to sail from. Pier Is Wednesday morn
ing at 10 o'clock for San Francisco.
Bringing 4450 tons Of coal for the
nter-Island, the Japanese steamer Ku
nijiri Maru is due to arrive here Mon
day or Tuesday. coming from Muro
| ran.
/ Next Tuesday the schooner Repeal
is expected to sail for Grays Harbor
| She Is discharging railroad ties al
Pier II now, having finished unloading
lumber at Pier 2. s.,
Following is the list OF sugar await
ing shipment at island ports as report
ed by the Mauna Kea today: Olaa,
14,410; Pepeekeo. S679: Wafakea
5000; Punaluu, 975; Honuapo, 100.
Due here Friday morning from Ans
tralia is the Oceanic steamer Ventura
| the first boat OF this line to leave here
for San Francisco under the oceanic,s
21-day sailing schedule now etfectives
A cable to Castle & Cooke from
Yokohama this morning said the O. s
| KIT. X. K. steamer Daifen Maru sail
ed from the japanese port today. She
should reach here about December n
Chief Oficer H. G. Morse of the
Great Northern, due here Friday morn
ing, is former Honolulan. He is a
brother Of C. p. Morse, general freight
agent of the Observation-Disclosures Office
in this city.
Taking the usual Christmas cargo
the Commercial Pacific cable schooner
Flaurence Ward viii sail for Midway
December z. She has passed a re
cent inspection by the hulls and boil
ers inspectors
The schooner Benlah, Capt E. T.
Olsen, locked this morning and be
| gan discharging her cargo, 405, 1926 feet
of lumber for the City Mill Company
She arrived of port last night, % days
out Of Grays Harbor.
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Some time Monday morning the
Morse steamer Promise viii sail fol
Ocean Island to resume her regular
run from that port to Sydney. The
steamer will finish on Monday dis
charging her phosphate rock cargo
brought from Mskatea.
Bringing a cargo Of coal from Mu
Koran for the Inter-1sland, the steamer
Arab anchored OF port this morning
and moved to the quarantine wharf
at s O'Clock for Immigration. She will
probably start discharging her 500
ton cargo late this afternoon.
At $50 last evening the Japanese
steamer Seiko Maru, which came in
Wednesday afternoon in distressy Out
Of coal and her machinery battered
by the same typhoon which nearly
sank the Rio Pasig, sailed for vladi
vostok She made repairs here yes
terday and Thanksgiving Day.
Bringing sS cabin and 70 deck pas
sengers, the Inter-Island steamer Ma
una Kea arrived this morning from
Hilo. Her freight included an auto, 3
wagon, six mules, AZ sacks of cabbage
so of bran, 220 of corn, 248 of sun
dries, 36 bundles of hides, A bags Of
bottles and 2O9 pieces of ohia wood
| Two Americana steamers
the Kentuckian and the Georgian, will
be despatched directly from Portland
/ to this port in February and March
The Kentuckian will sail approximate
" February is and arrive here Febru
airy %. The Georgian is due to sal
March 6, arriving here March Is
Neither boat will call at Seattle.
ALI ocean lightweight records were
! surpassed by the steamer Minnesots
which sailed from Seattle Novembei
IA for England. She is carrying Is,
100000 pounds of wheat and barley
100000 pounds of fish, 2,6O0,00C
pounds of lumber and 10000 pounds
of hops. This makes her total dead
weight cargo Including coal, 25,00t
tons.
IA radio message received today by
Castle & Cooke, Ltd, local agents fol
the T. K. K. from the liner Chiyo Maru
stated that the steamer would arrive
at IL o'clock Monday morning with
322 Asiatic steerage passengers on
board for Honolulu. She has 174s
tons of cargo for here. Total number
of passengers on the Chiyo is S48 She
is bringing mail from the Orient.
Claiming that the requirements oil
the workmen's compensation act dc
not hold good on ships because of the
fact that the federal laws obtain in
stead, Judge Henry E. Cooper, owner
of the American schooner Luka, mas
| written to the Industrial Accident
Board stating his contention. The
matter, which is Of much Importance
because of its direct bearing upon the
shipping interests of the territory,
will be taken up at the next meeting
Of the board. "a
Adyices received yesterday by Ray.
mer Sharp, acting collector of customs,
from, the department of commerce,
statpd that tho donarfmonf hac ro,