Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-09-26

HARBOR Notes


The Oceanic steamer Sierra brought
13 sacks of mail this morning from
Sydney and Page Page.
The Mauna Kea reports the Matson
steamer Enterprise to have steamed
from Hilo for San Francisco at 1890
Saturday morning.
Next mail for San Francisco goes
at n O'Clock tonight in the Oceanic
steamer Sierra. mails closing at the
postoffice at 0 O'Clock.
Arrival Saturday at Midway Island
Of the Commercial Pacific cable
schooner Flaurence Ward, from Ho-
nolulu September IA. is reported.
Next mail from San Francisco will
arrive Friday morning in the 7. K.
X. turbiner Shinyo Maru The Mat
son liner Wilhelmina brought S91 bags
today. .....-
The steamer Columbia is due this
week from South America with $500
tons OF nitrate fer the Pacific Guano
& Fertilizer Company. She is % days
on: today. 49,.
Two lumber schooners, the A. F.
Coats and Annie Larsen, sailed Satur-
day from Port Townsend and Grays
Harbor respectively, for Honolulu,
with full cargoes.
Due here October ~ for bunkers
from the inteTlsland is the Blue
Funnel steamer Eurypylus; formerly
the Indra liner Indrakuala. She
steamed from Balboa Sunday.
Due tomorrow or Thursday from
South America and San Francisco
with 500 tons OF nitrate for Honolulu
is the +. X. X. South American liner
Seiyo Maru, from San Francisco Sep
TENDER Is. -+: Is.
Tomorrow morning the Matson
steamer Hyades is due to return from
Port Allen. She will leave Thursday
evening for Kaanapali and Mahnkona,
to complete taking on her cargo for
San Francisco. IL:
No further adyices have been re-
eeived by the Jnter-Island concerning |
the probable date of arrival here for !
bunkers of the British steamers Fury
medon and Brinkburn, expected to-
morrow or Thursday. r..
Sugar awaiting shipment on Hawaii /
is reported by Purser Pete Phillips of |
the Mauna Kea as follows, by planta- !
lions and bags: Olaa 1886, Waiakea |
5000, Onomea S711, Hamakua 2259, |
punaluu, 1401, Honuapo 3239
Tho T. X. K. steamer Dairen Maru |
brought so bags Of mail from the ORR
emit this morning, and two bags for
to San Francisco. The |
mail came from Yokohama, Toxic,
Osaka, Kobe, Shanghai end Mukden.
Local Chinese importing firms say
freight rates from Hongkong and Ho-
lolulu have not fallen the amounts
officers of the China Mail steamer
China reported. One firm said Mon
lay freight received by the China had !
come at $21 a ton instead of the $12 !,
md SIS stated by the China's officers
% be the present rate.
Coming from Hawaii and Maui
ports, on the Mauna Loa's run, the
InterIsiand steamer Kilauea arrived
this morning. The principal items
among her inward freight were 6400 |
bags of H. A. Company sugar, 1903
sacks of Kona coffee. 493 pieces of koa
lumber, dressed beef and other island
produce. Passengers were IS.
Bringing 16S cabin passengers from
Hilo and way ports, including the big
Honolulu delegation returning from
the Civic Convention in the second
eity, the Inter-Island steamer Mauna
Kea arrived this morning. Her in.
ward freight included four autos, AS
barrels of wine, bags of vegetables,
IS sacks of coffee, 300 bags of sugar
and ESQ packages of sundries. +
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