Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-10-02

4 Gag. %tsta.-+ IS.
4 Nor August exports from Hawaii tt
foreign countries tetaled s29.425 il
value. The principal commodities ex
/ ported were coffee, canned fruits and
/ scrap iron. :, 1885,
Late Saturday night the InterIsland
steamer Mauna Loa arrived from
Maui, bringing 10 cabin passengers.
| 80 bags of corn, 80 of charcoal, 10 of
| potatoes and barrels Of wine. ....
Hs 49, & s9iie y t# 4.
The Pacific Mail steamer Ecuador
| In due here from the Orient the latter
part OF this month. about October "a.
completing her first voyage from San
Francisco TO Yokohama and return.
September e the motor schooner
City OF Portland. from this port August
%, arrived at Port Prize. After dis
charging her lumber there she will
load coal at Newcastle for Honolulu.
Next mail for San Francisco will be
despatched by the postofice on the
Matson steamer Wilhelmina at 10
O'Clock Wednesday morning. Mails
close at $3.50 a. m. that day at the
postofice. lssA ael
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z Freight leaving here on the Oceanic
steamer Sonoma at 3 O'Clock this aft
erhoon includes 205 cases Of beer, one
bag of coffee and one Victrola. The
outgoing freight is about q measure
meut tons! AVa eg
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sAbduf 100000 cases or canned pines
are 20 be taken to San Francisco by
Che MAtsof steamer Wilhelmina We'd
uesday morning. She returned Sun.
day morning from Hilo and is taking
on cargo today
Sunday morning the Inter-Island
steamer Kinau arrived from Kauai
ports with 90 cabin end 40 deck pas
sensefs. Inward freight included IS
bags Of taro, so Of rice. 20 of coco
nuts and 20 tons of scrap iron.
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q sugar reported by the Mauna Kea
90 be awaiting shipment on Hawaii
includes the following lots, by bags
and plantatinnsi Olaa, $685.: Waia-
kea, $500; Onomea, Sill: Hamakua
Mill. 225s; Punaluu, 6O51; Honuapo,
s046.
AT s o'clock last night the steamer
Columbia was 942 miles from Homo
lulu. She WIN arrive some time
Thursday with 200 tons of nitrate for
the Pacific Guano and Fertilizer Com
papy, and will dock at the railroad
wharf. le. t.aR
sli NJ 49, sss,S st
s Canned pines amounting to so. 900
eases win be carried TO San Francisco
by the Matson steamer HyHdes, due
70 leave Mahukona today for the
coast. Other cargo she has loaded
Is 2125 tons OF sugar and 750 tons Of
m0lAssee. q alself IS fsn -
EHSt,ali frasl $780, IS k $50
ssFaklns II shembefs OF the ST. Louis
Baseball team, the r. KaaK X. South
'Amefi6aIi steamer Seiye Maf1, here
from San Francisco Thursday, steam
Cd Saturday night for Yokohama. She
took 30 tons OF scrap iron and num-
Der Of barrels Of tallow from this
mort rating ase felelssai isstAs
tks S srpl 1l2-l-.Ft kseaf
IA raiieefksn received today from
the u. s. army transport Logan says
she will arrive off port at O'clock
Thursday morning from Manila and
Nagasaki. She has "a bags of mail
from the Philippines and Japan and !
viii dock at Pier s, steaming about
3 Thursday afternoon for San Fran
ciso0 elsss ~ "a afsatiI}s ISL i
tN $50 gai aagas---1-.- FaF
Receipts of the Honolulu custom
house for septemBer. from all sour
ces. were $50, 925. %, against Silt, 376.-
10 Cor September. 1915. The decrease,
amounting TO $85.45097 IS due, ae- /
eording 70 Deputy Collector Raymer
SHARP Of this port, to the decreased
number Of ships arriving as compared i
with year ago. +
Due off port at s8!Nl tomorrow
morning is the Matsdn steamer Ma
noa from San FRANCHISES. She has 81
cabin passengers, 50 bags of mail, 205
packages Of express natter and 1908
tons of cargo for Honolulu. She will
dock ar Pier rs about 1880. So far
as the local agents. Castle & Cooke,
know she is on time.
~ has $500 - g 100
Bids for carrying mail on the star
route from Honolulu to Waikane,
windward Oahu, six times q week. are
being advertised for by Acting Post
master w. C. Peterson. The route is
from Honolulu via the Pail to Heeia, |
Libbyville and Waikane postoffices.
Bidders must furnish their own con-
veyances. The present carrier uses
an automobile. The bids will be open.
ed in Washington November 81.
A report received September 20 by
the marine deDartment of the San
francisco Chamber OF Commerce from
London stated that the Dutch steam
ed Colombia, which was lately acquir.