Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-15
SHIPPING News
HARBbR NOTES

Inter-Island steamer Niihau.
Due about May 30 from the canal is
the steamer Charleton Hall. coming
for bunkers from the lntcr-lsland.
The japanese steamer iowa Maru
is due to arrive soon for bunkers from
Port Arthur, which she left April "a.
The lumber schooner Helene is due
TO leave the Inter-Island drydock
some time today and sail for Port
Townsend.
Next mail from San Francisco will
arrive tomorrow morning in the Mat
son steamer Manoa, which has PA
bags OF mail.
Bringing 426,l74 feet of lumber for
Lowers & Cooke, the schooner Beulah
arrived yesterday afternoon. She left
Astoria April l3. ..r...@.-
The Inter-Island steamer Claudine
brought Is cabin passengers from
Maui yesterday. She reported fair
weather both ways
The postoffice despatched good
sized mail, 1872 bags. by the T. K. K.
liner Persia Maru, from this port for
San Francisco at O'Clock last night.
Due here a week. from today from
Yokohama is the Tx. X. liner Tenyo
Maru from Yokohama May 10, on
time, according to Nippu Jiji despatch
es. H.. -. -.@
The us. army transport Dix is ex.
pected TO arrive about Thursday from
Seattle She is seven days out today,
and generally takes 10 days for the
trip. ~.
The InterIsland steamer Maui is
expected to return Wednesday from
Hilo with firewood and more ohia pill
ing for the InterIslands Kalihi coal
ing plant wharf. Bg:f.- -
Adrices to the Inter4sland state
that the Japanese steamer Fukai Ma
ru will arrive about the end Of this
month from Muroran with 1000 tons
of coal for the company. ~ r. /
The American Hawaiian steamer
Mexican arrived this morning from
San Francisco, bringing 1854 bags Of
mail She is due to steam for Port
Allen tomorrow afternoon. ~.
Due tomorrow noon from San Fran
cisco, making special call here, is
the o. s. X. steamer Seattle Maru.
She will take about 100 passengers
from Honolulu to the Orient. i T.
A steamer believed to be the Ten.
sho Maru was sighted coming up from
the southeast shortly before noon to. !
day. The Tensho is coming from Pa.
mama to take bunkers here en- route
to the Orient.
Coming to take on fresh water at
Pearl Harbor the u. s. navy collier
Proteus anchored off port shortly be-
fore IL o'clock this morning and later
proceeded to Pearl Harbor. She is
from Manila. .-.-
Next mail for San Francisco will
leave at 10 o'clock Wednesday morn
ing on the Matson liner Wilhelmina.
Mails Will close at s.: so that morning
al. the postoffice. The sWilhelmina
leaves from Pier Is.
a radio message from the Matson
steamer Hilonian says she will arrive
from Seattle tom orrOY morning. The
freighter will prebah bly, steam Thurs.
day afternoon or seVening for Port Al /
len. Kahului Kaanapali and NiO.
Radio advices received today by
the Inter-Islsnd from the steamer
Coclgardie, are that she will arrive
tonight for bunkers. She is bound for
the coast, presumably from Australia. |
The hour she will arrive is not given
In the message. ~" e." r." T..
Although the T. X. Il. has applied
to the japanese department of commu.
nieations for permission to place the
Anyo Maru on the wrecked Chiyo's
run, no formal adYices to that effect
have been received yet by the local
agents, Castle & Cooke. - 4
When the steamer Ecuador, one of
three new Pacific Mali boats, arrives
in June from San Francisco, she will
be painted the lines. new icolors, APP
ple-green hulis with a white stripe,
deep yellow black-capped tunnels with
a white stripe between the yellow and
black ~ / I. 1
At noon tomorrow the g. S. army
transport Thomas, Capt. Mike Healey,
Is due to steam for Guam and Manila,
taking mail. passengers and freight
from Honolulu She arrived here Sat.
prfiay night from San Francisco, bring
ing 2SS bags of mail and SO passengers
to this port. ~... r..
a letter received yesterday By Sec.
retary-Treasufer Norman E. Gedge Of
the 1nter-Island from President J. A.
Kennedy OF the company. who is in
Japan, says he, his daughter and her
girl friend are well and that the party
expects to leave japan about June Is