Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-17
HARlOR N'OIIE!5

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I Prewer & Company reported today
that the ToYohashi Maru IS duo nrxi
Wednesday, September %, frem New
York, bound for XladiVostok,
/ The oil tanker Santa Maria arrived
in port yesterday from Port San Luis,
with cargo Of 1000 barrels, OF oil
for the Union Oil Company She lefi
there September 6. s>s+@.. =. H..
Can't. M. A. Madsen, assistant har.
bermaster, serving in the absence Of
Capt. John G. Lorenzen. who is away
on leave. brought In his first ship,
the Japanese freighter. Kunli Maru
Yesterday .s-.s9. Il -. ...t. !, Il
When the Ventura was 600 miles
south of Pago-PagO, or 2700 miles
from this port. she was in touch with
| wireless stations here. This Is given
as an extraordinary distance for a
ships radio to carry.
The Matsonia is at Hilo today load
| ing cargo for the mainland. She left
here last evening with 40 passengers
on board. The steamer will return
here Sunday night and san Wednes-
day morning at 10 o'clock for San
Francisco. So g s.. 7. -,
The Japanese freighter Kaifaku
should be off port tomorrow morning
and will be ordered to stay outside
the harbor until the Regatta is over
She IS bringing coal from Newcastle
With $4,000 barrels of crude oil. also
numerous drums of gasoline and ma
chine OIL the schooner ]. Al. Ghanslor,
Captain Gus Holmes, arrived today
from Gaviota at 1880 a. m. Her cargo
is for the Associated, OH Company, IS
|. With 5000 tons, mostly sugar. a full
cargo, on board, the Anefican-Haw
/ ian steamer KentucKian is steaming
for New York today, having cleared
from Hilo YESTERDAY, She has q con
siderable quantity Of canned pineap-
pies on board as well: ~. :, =. F.
A wireless Is expected tomorrow
from the American Hawaiian liner
Georgian. giving the. hour the vessel
viii arrive Sunday from San Francis
60. bringing 268 sacks of mail of al.
classes. ~.
The Natal sailed at noon today T'ht
Kumt Harn is due to s4fl about 4
O'Clock this afternoon for Mai, Jal,or
With q general cargo; end the Yubar
Maru sailed about this afternoon for
Musoran,r JaEan, after diseharging; r
coal cargo for the Tnter,Isiand. =.
The British ST. -: Harewoof is
due here Albert September IS. frog
Newcastle. She left there SeMemaea
10, and is bringing, coal for the Inter
Island. Brewer & Company arr
agents.
The Manchuria VII sail tomorrow
from Yokohama, and is due here or
her last trip as Pacific Mail IineJ
September Is. After she leaves. the
local agency, held by Hackfeld & Com
2aAy. viii hn discontinued. The Chi
ma IS due Monday. from the Orient
also on her last trip to the coast.
tbs British freiShter FerrOna is
looked for the first week in October.
Brewer & Company reported today
She is a new boat, and is taking a nj
tratc cargo to Japan.
After an uneventful trip, the Brit.
ish steamer Kestrel, Capt Tindan,
has returned from Tanning Island
with four passengers and 1870 tons OF
copra for SIN Francisco. The KestreI
sailed September s. She brought ].
Gibson and ]. Beckerleg, cable opera
tors; L. Cahill, engineer. and James
Gregg. who will attend school in this
city.
AS an accommodation to the public,
HalboImaster William r. Forster stat
ed today that Pier ,, and probably
Piers and will be OYened to the
public tomorrow while the regatta is
in progress in the harbCr. I'VE ex-
poet Honolulans who are given this
! TITilecH TO resi- Get the non smoking
law in fOr2" on all piers, said Cap
tain i 'ster this morning "snvOrf
v;o,lt.rS the IuIe viii be arrested
The 1nter-lsland steamer Claudine
is having her hull seraped and paint