Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-06
SHIPPING WATERFRONT News
HARBOR NOIfS

At $50 tRis morning the oil ship
Falls OF Clyde sailed for San Fran
cisco. =: sa
I1ue to arrive Monday from Chile
with nitrate is the Morse steamer
Cuzeo.
eaHger A. y. Ingalls, of the custom
house is I'll at his home He has been
unable 20 work for nearly two weeks.
The Matson bark X. p. Rithet is re-
ported loading sugar at Mshukona by
the Inter1sland steamer Mauna Kea.
The IntersIsland steamer Niihau
yesterday brought 364 empty lime bar.
rels and 1850 bags OF Waimea sugar
from Kauai.
Customs Inspector C. M. Neal IS
regainiug strength rapidly. following a
recent operation. He is able TO walk
short distances now.
The Oceanic steamer Ventura, due
off port at $50 Monday morning, is
bringing 635 sacks OF mail to Homo
lulu from San Francisco.
Expected tomorrow or Monday from
Panama are the Japanese freighters
Harima Maru and Tenryu Maru, due
for bunkers, en- route to the Far East.
In addition to the large number OF
steamers due Monday from all direc.
tions the lumber schooner Beulah,
from the Columbia river, should ar
rive thatfday.
Expected to steam from Hilo at s.
O'Clock this afternoon with $4,000 tons
Of island sugar for San Francisco and
Eastern refineries is the American
Hawaiian steamer Georgian.
On the AIatson liner Wilhelmina,
due to arrive Tuesday morning from
San Francisco, are 203 bags of mail
The liner has 102 cabin and 80 steer
age passengers. Cargo for Honolulu
is 5246 tons.
The Philippine steamer Governor
Forbes, due here Monday from Ma
Mia for bunkers, is bringing 102 Fill
pino plantation laborers. She is
probably taking Philippine sugar to
San Francisco.
Last night at s o'clock the Matson
steamer Euriinp steamed for Kama
pail and Kahului, to return here Mon
day morning with sugar from those
ports. She viii steam at noon Tues
day for San Francisco, taking the
mail
That the T. X. K. liner Chiyo Maru !
has been given up as total loss is |
stated In adyices to Castle .& Cooke,
local agents of the line. She went |
ashore on one OF the LENA islands, I,
south of Hqngkong, March 81, while /
nearing that port.
Cleaning and painting their bottoms
having been completed, submarines |
XII and KS went off the Inter-Island |
drydock this morning and returned to |
Pearl Harbor and the K-4 came over
from the division base there and went |
on. The ks is expected later.
Due here from San Francisco a
week from today is the u. S. army |
transport Thomas Gable advices to
the quartermastef's office state that |
she left San Francisco at noon yes
terday, and that she will remain here !
long enough to take us tons of coal. |
With good weather the Thomas should /
arrive May 13.
At 5 O'Clock Monday afternoon tire
u. 8. army transport Buford viii /
steam for Manila; taking mail for the /
Philippines. Hongkong and beyond,
except North China lShanghai), which
will go in the n. Y K freighter San
uki Maru, expected from Panama Mon
day morning, to leave that afternoon
for Yokohama, Kobe and Shanghai.
Due here the morning of May 16
from San Francisco is the o. s. K.
steamer Seattle Maru, calling here at /
the request Of the Japanese consulate,
to relieve steerage congestion to the
Orient resulting from the loss of the
T. X. X. turbiner Chiyo Maru. This
viii be the first call that o. S. K I
vessels westbound have made here.
The Seattle can take 100 steerage pas
sengers from Honolulu.
The U. s. army transport Sherman,
due to arrive from Manila and Maya
sali at daylight Monday, weather per-
hitting, has IA first-class, IL second
and three troop passengers for Homo
lulu; Also IL sacks of mail and 40 tons
of freight From Honolulu she can
take p first-eabin. 10 second and 379
troop More are offering IN the cab
ms from here than there is room for.
Capt. Frank Hall desires to steam for
San Francisco ATS O'Clock Monday
afternoon.
THIRTEEN BOATS DUE