Honolulu star-bulletin., 1916-04-07
Shipping 6WATERFRONT News.
HARBOR NOTES

| Next mail from San Francisco will
arrive Tuesday morning in the Mat
son liner Wilhelmina.
Arrival of the Canadian-Austrat
asian liner Makura, from Honolulu
March 81, at Victoria yesterday, is re-
ported.
Wednesday the Matson steamer
Hitonian is scheduled to sail from
Hilo for San Francisco. She is at Port
Allen today.
Mail for San Francisco goes at )
o'clock Tuesday afternoon in the
Oceanic liner Ventura, due that morn
ing from Australia.
The T. K K. South American liner
Anyo Maru is due here April Is from
the Orient, to sail the next day for
Hilo and San Francisco.
Customs Inspector C. NJ. Neal was
reported to be doing well at the
Queens Hospital this morning. His
condition is considerably improved.
Having left Yokohama Wednesday.
Seattle Maru is due to arrive here
the afternoon of April 10, sailing the
next day for San Francisco.
Bringing no passengers, 60 head of
cattle, % calves, 1864 cords of wood
and IA sundries from Hilo ond other
Hawaii ports, the Inter-1sland steamer
Wailele arrived this morning.
At 9 o'clock this morning the T. K.
K chartered freighter Dairen Marn
steamed for San Francisco. No mail
was sent in her by the postoffice, as
the Ventura viii reach the coast az
soon as the Japanese ship.
A radio message received this morn.
ing by thes Inter-Island from the
American steamer Yucatan says she
will be off quarantine here Saturday
night She win enter Sunday, to take
bunker coal and 700 barrels Of fuel
oil. 49,. . -. ......a t.
Wednesday the Chilean steamer
Cuzco left africa with $500 tons of nj
trate for the Pacific Guano and Fer
tilizer Company, n. Hackfeld & Co.,
agents. She is due the last of this
month and is expected to go to Puget
Sound from this port.
Due to arrive in a few days at Port
Allen from Newcastle with a cargo Of
coal for Alexander & Baldwin is the
American schooner Alpena, under
charter to Hind, Rolph & Co. She ia
"a days out today and SO days is the
normal time of passage. ~. !
At So'clock last night the Matson
steamer Lurline sailed for Kahului %
load canned pines and sugar there
after discharging her freight for that
port. She will return here Monday
morning and sail at noon Tuesday for
San Francisco, taking mail, passengers
and freight.
An inspection of the American
sauare-rigged ship Katherine, formerly
the county of Linlithgow, will be made
here before a certificate of American
registry is granted. The vessel was
formerly a Chilean ship. She has
been purchased by the Pacific Freight.
ers Company Of San Francisco.
Radio advices received this morn
ing by the quartermaster's office from
the U. 8. army transport Logan are
that she will arrive at noon Monday
from Manila. The Logan will sail
Tuesday morning for San Francisco
No information as to passengers, mail
or. freight on board was contained in
today's message.
Freight rates from Hongkong and
Shanghai win be raised in the near
future to $50 ton, according to let.
tiers received by local Chinese bust
ness house from its Hongkong agent
The T. X. X. now charges $25.5Q a ton.
April a 90 per cent increase on
freight from Japan ports to Honolulu
became effective.
Chief Boatswain ]. H. Mcdonald, the
new captain of the yard at the naval
station, reported to Rear-Admiral Cliff
ford ]. Bousch, commandant at Pearl
Harbor, this morning for duty. He ar.
rived with HIS family on the u S. s.
Supply late yesterday. Chief Boat.