Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-03
HONOLULU sTAR BULLETN WEpNEspAY. NOVEMBER 8 1el5
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|HARBOR NOTES.
The Mexican steamer Gen. Y. Pes.
guerra is expected daily.

The Mexican steamer Gen. Y. pes.
guerra is expected daily.
Bound for this port. the schooner
Repeat sailed from Fort Bragg Sun
day.
The Shinyo Maru is carrying 1875
sacks of mail from this port to San
Francisco. She sailed from here yes.
terday. .a
Annual inspection of the Inter-lsE
and steamer Rilauea was made today
by William Howe, U. s. inspector OF
hulls, and Thomas J. Heeney. local in
spector of boilers.
American Hawaiian steamers CON-
ing to Pacific ports from the Atlantic
via Magellan, are reported as on time
with only a few hours difference
where any delay was experienced.
According to San Francisco papers,
Nagasaki is the only port in Japan at
which the China Mails steamer China
will call on her first yooyage. She
expects to reach Nagasaki in 20 days
from San Francisco.
Advices received here state that the
T. K. K. steamer Seattle Maru is due
November is from Yokohama for San
Francisco. The Panama Maru, accord
ing to Bay City papers, will stop here
on her way back to the Orient.
AS today is San Francisco day at
the exposition, the Matsonia will sail
from that city tomorrow instead of
today. This win make her arrive
here day late on Wednesday, Novem.
Der 10. She will sail on time Noyem-
Der II, however.
Following a general overhauling and
painting the Inter-Island steamer w.
G. Hall will resume her run to Kauai
points, tomorrow night as usual The
Mfkahala, which has been taking the
Halls run, will go back on her regular
run to Molokai, Lanai and Maui points
next Tuesday.
Owing to the heavy seas, the power
schooner Makena was forced to return
to port today, after making a second
attempt to get away for Molpkai and
Maui The craft is engaged in the
meat-carrying trade from both islands
to this port. She tried to get away
yesterday but the rough seas forced
her to turn back.
Rough weather around Kauai was
reported today by officers of the In
ter-Island steamer Mikahala, which ar
rived this morning. They reported
strong wind and. choppy sea out and
inward strong northeast winds and
an extremely choppy sea crossing the
channel. The Mikahala brought in
16 packages of sundries.
Both the transport Dix and the
mine planter Major Samuel Ringgold
reached San Francisco safely October
%. The Dix lowed the mine planter
for a total period of four days. 1t
was the first time the Dix had visited
San Francisco in years. Her home.
port is Seattle.
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Next mail for the mainland will
leave Friday afternoon in the trans
port Logan. The Wilhelmina sailing
at 10 o'clock this morning, carried
full despatch from the, postofiice. The
Sonoma sailing tomorrow afternoon
will take only letter mail left at the
officer of C. Brewer & Company.
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With ITO cabin and 43 steerage pas.
sengers on board, the Matson steamer
Wilhelmina sailed for San Francisco
at 10 o'clock this morning from Pier
Is. She carried As sacks of mail, one
days accumulation at the postoffce.
Her cargo included 10000 cases Of
canned pines, 500 tons of sugar from
Hilo, 1900 punches Of bananas and $50
tons Of molasses.
PASSENGERS DEPARTED