Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-10-20
|HARBOR NOTES

HARBOR NOTES
I'm route here from Fnreka. the
schooner W H. Smith sailed Sunday
from the Northern California port.
! ate yesterday the Japanese line
Anyo Maru from lilo October II. ar
rived at San Pedro, b 'und for South
American ports
Having finished their Irk inspect
ing the DISCHARGE of the tnyo MarI'y
cargo at Hilo. Customs Insuectors Ar.
Cia and Mccoy are on duty nero again
to-day.
After staying IN port since Septpm,
her -, tho Chilean ship Carelmapu
sailed Yesterday. having discharged
her nitrate cargo here. She will load
lumber at Port Townsend. Wash.
A varied cargo was brought in this
morning by the Inter-Island steamer
w G. Hall, from Kauai II included
pigs, chickens, pineapples, empty bot
ties and sundries.
The Mexican steamer General Y.
Pesqueira has sailed from San Fran,
cisco fer Everett. Wash, t0 load lum,
Der for Australia. She will probably
call here for bunkcrs early in Novem.
Der
At s o'clock this morning the oil
tanker Marion Chilcott cleared for
Gayiota IL hours late in getting away.
Her companion ship, the Falls Of
Clyde, is Is days, out and should ar.
rive any day now.
No mail from the mainland will ar
rive here until next Tuesday on the
Wilhelmina Next week. in addition
to Tuesdays mail. a good-siZed con-
signment will arrive Friday. October
20, on the Tenyo Maru.
To load cargo of phosphate for
this port, the Morse bark Glepshee
sailed away yesterday for. Makatea
The fun-risged shin made a very
pretty picture as she headed out to sea
after leaving the harbor.
The schoonel Columbia. from New
castle with coal for Ahukini, Kauai,
is expected here daily for a permit
from customs authorities to allow ner
cargo discharge. Hind, Rolph & Com
pany are local agents for the ship,
which is a small vessel
When the Matsonia sailed at IL
O'Clock this morning from Pier Is she
carried 1876 cabin and so steerage pas
sengers. also the following freight
1900, tons of sugar. $50 tons of bulk
molasses, 1000 lunches of bananas and
10000 cases of canned pines. The
steamer carried considerable mail
from the postoffice.
p f'he- Oceanic liner Sonoma will sail
from, Sydney. Australia, Saturday, for
this port and San Francisco. She
will arrive here November 4, sailing
the afternoon of that day, Supt. J, w.
Robertson of, G. Brewer & Cempany's
shipping department reported this
morning.
Stable mail shipments left here
this. morning for this mainland from
the postoffice The NIppoR Maru,
sailing at 8, O'clock, took l97 bags of
and non-letter mail, while
the Matsonia, sailing, at 10 o'clock,
carried 26 sacks of lerIer mail from
the postoffice, also sack of last.min-
ute mail left, in the ships. mailbag at
Pier Is.
An item In the ship news of the
Portland Oregonian OF October 4; re-
ports that, the American-HaWai |
liner Honolulan arrived there Satur-
day., October 2, with 1000 tons of New
York cargo. She was expected to sail |
October 4 for New York and Boston
with 1000 tons of salmon, hons, prunes, !
-four, seeds and miscellaneous freight. !
The Honolulanjis one OF: the American
Hawaiian steamers ordered to sail via !
the Strait of Magellan, after the latest
slides at Culeilra, October 5, blocked /
the Panama Canal probably for the
rest of this, year.
At 2 o'clock this afternoon the o. |
s. KIT. X. X liner Panama Maru |
arrived from Yokohama, en- route to
San Francisco. She VIII sail some |
time tomorrow morning from Pier I,
but will probably take nc mail. al
though this has not, been definitely |
settled. Castle &. Cooke, local agents, |
cabled today to the lines headquar.
ters asking for instructions. in the
matter of mail. The Panama brought |
in 1928 tons of cargo. 81 sacks Cf mcil,
enc first-cabin and "a see! age pas