Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-31
.HApBoR NOTES
The u. s. navy supply ship Supply
is due here about September from
Manila.

The u. s. navy supply ship Supply
Is due here about September from
Manila
En- route to San Francisco. where he
will be British consul, w. ]. Cunning.
ham, who has been British consul at
Yokohama, is also on board the Rarea
today.
A millionaire mahogany lumber mer-
chant, Emil Schulze OF Shanghai is on
the Korea today, going to the states.
He has heavy interests In MAHOGANY
forests of Borneo.
G. l. Dreier, u. s. yice-consul at
Singapore, Is on board the Korea to-
day. going to his home in Dallas, Tex
as, on leave. He arrived late yester-
day and visited various places of IN
terest here before the boat sailed ID
day. -
. Among the passengers brought to
Honolulu by the Pacific Mail liner Ko-
rea from the Orient late yesterday are
the following: T. Kikkawa, Miss nj.
McC lymont, Lieut.. and Mrs. O. ". Ty-
Ter, Miss S. Fauntleroy, G. Garibaldi,
Mrs Garibaldi, A. N. Palmer, Mrs. 4.
Yamamoto and child
Three freight steamers are due
here this week One of them, the
City of Lincoln, is scheduled to arrive
here today. The freighteE Bolton Cas-
tie was due yesterday for bunker
coal at the Inter-Island. Thursday the
British steamer Bertrand should ar
rive. from Antofagasta, Chile. The
Dutch ship Rondo is expected tomor-
row.
Stopping over here last night and
until the Korea sailed this EIorning,
was DIR. B. Mcy. Mackall. formerly city
and county physician Of Honolulu, who
came In on the boat late YESTERDAY, en-
route to San Francisco. The physi-
clan was for several voyages surgeon
on Pacific Mail steamers, He may go
to London to join the medical stan of
the Allies. Il
Because he would lose caste If he
ate the regular ships food. prepared
by Chinese cooks, n. M. Amersey, q
Hindu Of Bombay, has his
own cook. with him. on the Korea to-
day, sailing for San Francisco. Tie
cook prepares all AIR. Amersey's food. |
having corner In the galley where
he eoncocts the various items Of his
masters MENU,
Among other things which are wor-
rying those white men employed in Of
fetal positions on Pacific Mail boats, |
Is whether they will continue to hold |
their jobs under the new management.
Purser III. x. Stelker of the Korea re-
marked this morning that he has not |
heard what win happen to the boats |
American officers after she docks at |
San Francisco. This Is her last yoy-
lge under Pacific Mail ownership. |
We heard the, bad news at Maya
,aki" he observed, but we haven't
been informed yet what our fate is
10 be-" ,s .z:3
Among the weird tales which go
boating up and down the waterfront +
'hoodoos," here is. the lat
EST. 1t is to, the effect that the, barge
bennington" formerly the q s., 8.
which blew up in San Dir
,go harbor many years ago, is respen-
;ible for the F-4s sinking. The tale
'uns that shortly before the IA sank.
our "F''' fiotflla submarines were com
ny up the channel, and that the ill.
ated Bennington" crossed the F-4's
,ow, cutting it off from its three sister.
hips. The maHgn influence. accord
ng to waterfront men who believe in
and rabbits feet, hoo
looeG" the submarine. -a :..f