Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-20
HARBOR NOTES

| AT 10 o'clock Wednesday morning
the Matsonia will sail for San Fran
cisco.
! The steamer Ruffort Hall came In
today from the canal and locked at
| Pier 6.
\ Carrying 1885 sacks of wheat from
Seattle to Melbourne, the Australian
steamer Calulu called here yesterday.
After discharging her cargo here.
the oil tanker Santa Maria, from Port
! San Luis Friday, has sailed on her re.
turn trip.
The Manson steamer Lurline, due to
dock at Pier Is at 1880 tomorrow
morning, will bring the next mail from
the mainland. ..@ T.. Ii
= After receiving a thorough cleaning
and painting. the Inter-Island steamer
Kinau is in service again today, haV
ing been floated out Of the eompany's
drydock late yesterday. 1~5 =. tsssF d
Ia 49,
Bringing 1000 tons OF general cargo
from Seattle, the Matson freighter
Hyades is due some time tomorrow,
Castle & Cooke reported today. The
boat is bringing no passengers. She
will probably bring some mail. a
Two boatloads OF horses for the
army were brought in yesterday by
the Inter-Island steamers Niihau and
Kaiulni, from the, Parker ranch. There
were 119 horses in the lot, and they
came through In good condition.
Radio communication was had Sep i
TENDER 10 with San Francisco by the
Oceanic steamer Ventura when the
liner was 1875 miles out at sea, bound 4
for Sydney. This exceeds the $500 /
mile record made by the vessel in COM.
municatfng with this port. i
The Kaifuku Maru is In port tozI
day, having arrived yesterday on her
first call here, with 1866 tons of coal
and f56 coal baskets for the Inter |
Island from Newcastle Capt. Fl. Flu |
gita is master. The ship will receive !
orders here as to her next trip.
The freigflter Calulu went OUT today |
for Australia she is said to be a
former German boat, among the mer-
cbantnerr captured by the British |
fleet. and placed in service by the |
admiralty. She is operated by the |
australian government, and listed as
the CO.
That the German steamer Steinbeck,
interned at Eagle Harbor, Wash, has
Teen sold to American owners, and is |
to be placed under American registry, |
is reported. The Steinbeck was load
ing lumber at BeIlingham when the
European war began. She is reported
to have brought $4,000, double the
sum she realized last year.
The Americana hawaiian freighter
Georgian, which arrived yesterday
from San Francisco with 800 tons of
New York cargo for Hackfeld & Com.
pany, and 469 sacks Of mail, will sail
tomorrow afternoon for Hilo and Ka.
anapali, to load $500 tons, mostly
sugar, for New York. The Georgian,
Capt: C. NJ Nichols reported, made the
run here from San Francisco in eight
days.
On her first call at this port, the
big new Japanese freighter Toyohashi
Aaru, built this year at the kawasaki
Backyard Companys plant at Kobe,
Japan, will be in tomorrow morning
about : o'clock, and will dock either
at Pier 6 or I. She will take about
eco tons of bunker coal here, before
continuing her voyage to Vladivostok.
from New York. The Toyohashi Maru
is AS feet long, 1898 gross and 455S
net tonnage She is 80 feet in breadth
and 81 feet deep and is carrying a
general cargo 20 the Russian port from
New York, by way of Panama e.
Brewer & Company are Honolulu
agents.