Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-19
HIRBOR NOTES

The Matscn steamer Enterprise sail
ed Saturday from Hilo to San Fran.
cisco.
The American Hawaiian steamer
Texan is due TO leave San Francisco
today for Honolulu.
With cargo Of oil the ship Falls
of Clyde sailed yesterday from San
Francisco for Honolulu.
The next mail from San Francisco
viii arrive on the Matson steamer
Matsonia Wednesday afternoon.
The American steamer Columbia
sailed today, for San Francisco with
200 tons Of canned pines.
The Matson, steamer Manoa leaves
here tomorrow for San Francisco at
IL o'clock from Pier 10. She win take
20 passengers and $500 tons OF freight.
Malcolm A. Franklin, custom collect
or, returned today from Kahului.
where. he went on official business. He
reported everything satisfactory there.
Yesterday the American steamer
Yucatan, which called here June for
bunkers en- route from the Orient to
the coast arrived in San Francisco.
With q full cargo Of sugar the Anne
srican steamer Mann Smith arrived
here Saturday afternoon from the Phi
lippine Islands en- route to San Fran
cisco. She called here for bunkers
Tn nextehet am mad am an dadan
The next mails for San Francisco
will go tomorrow morning in the T..
X. X. steamer Shinyo Maru, and at
noon In the Matson steamer Manoa.
With two packages of sundries, 81
head Of hogs, 206 bags OF rice, $50
bags Of corn, Is head OF cattle and
two bulls, the Inter-Island steamer
Hamakua arrived here yesterday from
Hawaii ports.
The American Hawaiian steamer
Mexican arrived this morning from
San Francisco. she will load sugar
here and then proceed to Port Allen,
kahului and Hiio to completes her car.
go Wednesday.
The East End states that radio.
graphic service between Spain and the
United States will soon be established
by means OF q new radio signal receiy.
er OF a design that does away with
the usual head piece.
The New Zealand Shipping Com.
pany has started a direct service be-
tween London and New Zealand via
Newport News and the Panama Canal.
The run will be made in "A days and
steamers will leave both ends every
four weeks,
The II. steamer Maui from Mo-
lokai and La1ai arrived here yester-
day With 100 digs Of charcoal, IL bags
Of bottles, ia bags Of plaster. 80 cords
Of wood, 297 sheep. $50 packages Of
sundries, 100 cases of honey, Ia cases
N 4C11C nc LSf tttf &C SCdoGo VI Vt6ot Ola
cases Of eggs and AZ hides.
The Kfnau reports the following
sugar waiting shipment on Kauai: Ke
kaha 3SbS bag sFaimea 1900. Gay &
Robinson 1864 Hawaiian Sugar Co
81 ,69f, McBryde lS,066, Koloa 1874
Lihue 5000, Makee $500, Kilauea $500,
Grove Farm 2N00
With 40 cabin and SO deck passen-
gers the 1nterlIsland steamer KinauI
arrived here yesterday from Kauai
She brought 5000 bags of sugar, 127
bags faro. 100 bags molasses, so bags
pia, 20 bags eoeofnts, 20 bags of rice,
16 bags Of potatoes, as bundles Of
hides, three aut6m6 biles and 139 pack
ages of sundries.
Prime Minister and Finance Minis
tiers OF the German States met in the
Reichstag building in Berlin to dis.
cuss new taxes.
"a man believedtt to be G. II. Stanton
of Pens Grove, NJ j.. died at Erie, Pa,
Of wounds received when stabbed by
an Unidentified assailant