Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-05-19

The Inter-lsland steamer Helene will
be despatched to Mahukona and ka-
waihae today taking a general cargo
and a late mail
Completing the discharge OF about
100000 feet OF lumber, the schooner
Robert Levers sailed yesterday after.
noon to Aberdeen, Wash.
To cruise in Island waters, visiting
ports on Maui and Hawaii, the United
States coast guard cutter Thetis sailed
last evening 1t may be gone a fort
night.
Reports from the coast indicate the
Matson steamer Matsonia left San
Francisco today with about Is cabin
passengers for Honolulu. It is due
Tuesday morning.
The Russian freighter Kiev from the
east coast of the United States by
way Of Panama is expected at Homo
lulu May 90 to take bunker coal, be-
fore steaming to Siberia. :....
Fumigation OF the Norwegian bark
Glenshee has been completed. The
vessel win be berthed at Pier II, to
discharge about 1900 tons of phosphate
rock from Makatea island.
The Matson steamer Wilhelmina
was filed to capacity with sugar when
leaving Honolulu for the coast this
morning. The departure from Pier Is
drew large throng of spectators.
The Matson steamer Lurline, leay-
ing Honolulu May II, is reported to
have arrived at San Francisco yester-
day In addition to full cargo OF
sugar it landed about 20 passengers.
The American-Hawaiian freighter
Virginian may leave port for Port Al
len, Kahului and Hilo tomorrow morn
ing. 1t is scheduled to steam from
Hilo to New York with 1000 tons of
sugar about May %.
c. Brewer & CD. announce the des-
patch of the Oceanic steamer Sonoma
to San Francisco at $50 o'clock to.
morrow evening. 1t will carry about
80 passengers from Honolulu, includ-
ing members Of the congressional
party. 49,. -. =
Castle & Cooke expect to despatch
the Matson liner Manoa to Kahului
this evening, taking about 500 tons OF
mainland cargo in transit. 1t will
probably return to Honolulu Sunday
morning after loading quantity OF
sugar and molassesg -.
To leave a small mainland cargo
and few passengers, the Pacific Mail
liner Manchuria Is expected from San
Francisco Friday morning. H. Hack.
field & Co. will despatch the vessel
to Japan. China and the Philippines
at 5o'elock in the evening.
The Inter-Island steamer Mauna Kea
resumed its run to Hawaii today, TAX
ing large list of passengers and a
general cargo to Hilo. The Mauna
Kea has completed a fortnight's char.
ter in transporting the congressional
party on a tour of the island.
While the Japanese liner Nippon
Maru remained at the port, 1t was
visited by the federal inspectors of
hulls and boilers. The crew was put
through a, fire and lifeboat drill The
Nippon Maru steamed to San Francis.
co at 5 o'clock, taking a few layover
passengers and a late mall
The steamer w. G. Hall, returning
from Kauai ports this morning.
brought 5000 sacks of sugar, a guam.
tity of empty drums and containers,
four cases OF eggs, so packages of sun
dries and 20 bags of eocoanuts. Off.
GERS reported moderate winds and 1
seas. ... -: -s.--=t
The steamer Iwalani from Kauai
ports landed 1900 sacks Of sugar, AZ
packages of vegetables and Is pack.
ages of sundriest at Honolulu today.
The schooner Annie Johnson had
completed taking sugar at Mahukona |
Hawaii, when the steamer Maui left
The Big Island for Honolulu. The sail
ing vessel is expected to load about I
1900 tons Of the product for the Coast
refineries. !
Taking more than IL, 900 tons of su.
gar supplied at Honolulu. Kahului and
Hilo the American Hawaiian freighter
kansan left Hilo for New York by the I
way of Panama canal late last even
ng. The Kansan was given a small
quantity of pines and other island
products.
Private detectives are searching !
New York for Lillian Fenwick, 16- .
vear-old high school girl of Sound !
Beach, Conn, who left her home.
Lewis Watson, aged 26, died at In