Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-03-29
HARBOR NOTES

HARbUR NUlH
The Matsonia moved from Pier Is
to Pier 10 at noon today.
| Next mail for San Francisco will
leave at Tuesday afternoon in the
Great Northern 5...."
At $40 this morning the oil ship
discharging her oil cargo here.
At 8 O'CLOCK yesterday afternoon the
Matson steamer Lurline left San
Francisco. She is due here Tuesday
morning. "
At daylight Monday the T. K. X.
liner Tenyo Maru will arrive from
San Francisco. She steamed at noon
yesterday.
A capacity cargo, 81 passengers and
rs bags of mail, left here yesterday
for San Francisco on the Matson
steamer Manoa.
Capt William R. Foster, harbor-
master, will dock the Great Northern
at Pier 6, her usual berth, at IL
o'clock Friday morning. .. "a
Next mail from San Francisco, Los
Angeles and Hilo will arrive in the
Hill liner Great Northern, at IL
O'Clock Friday morning. .r .%-
The opium seized by customs in
spectors Monday afternoon when o.
Nordman, porter, of the Sonoma, tried
to smuggle it in, is in the custom
house vaults. Fl. -. ."'.
Sugar awaiting shipment on Kauai
is reported by Purser Henry Kaipo OF
Makee, 1900 of Kilauea and $4,000 of
Lihue.
The Inter-Island steamer Maui ar
rived at $50 this morning from wind
ward Kauai Her passengers were
20 cabin and Is deck. Inward freight
included 1851 sacks of Grove Farm
sugar, and 49 sundries.
Late Saturday afternoon or Sunday
morning the American Hawaiian
steamer Texan is expected from San
Francisco. Sunday morning is the
probable time of arrival, the local Of
flee believes. F..
The lumber schooner Mary E. Eos.
ter is due the middle of next week
from Port Townsend with lumber for
Allen & Robinson. The schooner He.
lene left Port Townsend 4 days after
the Foster and is following her close.
ly. i.
Getting ready for her regular tri.
monthly voyage to Midway and Fan.
ming Islands with supplies for the
cable station, the Commercial Pacific
Cable Company's schooner Flaurence
Ward is at Pier 10 today. She is
sailing next week. f.. -. T.. ,
The Shoshoyoko, a shipping and !
coaling firm of Toxic, is reported to !,
be preparing to place at least four
freighters on the run between the
Orient and the United States. The
line will compete with the T. X. K,
o. s. K, and N. Y. X. g. /
Cal Stone will be succeeded by H.
A. Jackson as general traffic manager /
of the Great Northern Pacific Steam
ship Company. effective Saturday,
April L. Mr.. Stone goes to st. Paul |
to become passenger traffic manager |
of the Great Northern Railway.
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AT o'clock Thursday afternoon the !
Matson steamer Matsonia, in yester-
day from San Francisco. viii sail for /
Hilo to discharge cargo and load
sugar. She viii return Sunday /
morning and sail next Wednesday
morning ct 10 for San francisco
"A sailor was washed overheard from
the No[<on liner Lurline March IL,
IS the L01t WAS sie1mine toward San
Francisco. but vas rescued BY means
o| boat lowered and roWed out to
|.I The man cut away his ollskins
rid boots IN order o keep aiioaf until
No radio has yet been received by
Davies a Company's shipping depart
|e1[ from the an-Australasian /
liner .1.ura due Friday from Aus
[I|'|1 To date 40 passengers are +
booked from Honolulu The Makura |