Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-01-27
HARBOR NOTES

= The oil ship Marion Chilcott sailed
this morning on her return trip To
GaViota g.. ~. "..".." !.
Next mail from San Francisco will
arrive Saturday morning in the T. X.
X. liner Nippon Maru.
A scow of the us. Quartermaster's
department is being repaired at the
lnter-Island drydock this week.
The Maui reports the schooner Mel.
rose at Kahului discharging lumber,
and the Nifhau at Hama discharging
cargo. ~. -
New timbers have been put in the
hull of the schooner Alice Cooke at
Pier 2. Chief Carpenter Stone of the
InterIsland supervised the job.
Work was resumed today on prelim-
mary construction activities at Piers
8. g. and TO- Cofferdams for the re-
tanning wall are nearly completed.
Cargo diseharging is proceeding
nicely on the bark GlenShee She
should have her phosphate rock un.
loaded about the hast of next week.
Capt. ]. c. Lorenzen, one of the ter
ritorial pilots, brought the Canadian
Australasian liner Niagara into port
this morning. Capt. j. F. Haglund pi-
loted in the Anyo Maru.
The Niagara brought Ia bags of
mail from Seattle and four from Ca
NADIA this morning. Sailing at 3 this
afternoon, she takes mail for Austria
liza, New Zealand and Fiji.
Due here Tuesday morning from
San Francisco is the Matson steamer
Matsonia. She is bringing more than
$50 passengers. Advance bookings
were 1876. Many of them are tourists
The liner sailed yesterday.
Probably Monday the former Inter,
Island schooner Omega, now at the
lnter-lsland coal wharf preparing for
the voyage, will sail for San Francis,
co. in command of Capt. Murchison OF
the wrecked schooner Prosper
In from Maui this morning the In
ter-Island steamer Claudine brought
Is cabin and IL deck passengers, 6S
crates of chickens, nine OF pigs, 10
of hogs, nine barrels of wine, one
auto and 81 parcels of sundries.
The old schooner ]. L. Makee is be-
ing rebuilt at the Inter-Island drydoek.
She will have gasoline engines in
stalled. The work will take probably
until April. The Oahu Shipping Com
pany, her owners, are in charge of it.
The T. X. K liner Anyo Maru, from
South America and San Francisco, ar.
rived off port at 8 O'Clock this morn
ing and entered later. She has 1900
tons of nitrate to discharge here, and
will probably sail Saturday morning
for the Orient. :'...-..
The steamer Tampico is discharging
cargo at Pier IL Her master is Capt.
G. Ludlow and her third officer, Dave
Castle, is a former Inter-Island en-
ploye. The Tampico used to call here
regularly IA years ago, as Globe
Navigation Company boat.
On receipt Of telephone adviees to
Kahului last evening from the Lahai'
ma agent, of the Inter-lsland, that the
sea was too rough there to permit
landing or taking passengers or cargo,
the Inter-Isiand steamer Claudine
came to Honolulu today direct from
Kahului, without first going to Lahai-
ma. .~.<.- H.. Ill,
A telegram from Assistant Secreta-
nv OF the Navy Roosevelt to the Com
raereial News of San Francisco says
the collier Justin is entitled to Amer
lean registry but cannot engage in
coastwise trade or with Hawaii or
Porto Rico Bids for purchase of the
vessel opened last Monday in Wash
ington