Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-18
HARBOR NOTES

+ Ih6 MntSolHa VIII DFlpS lHe next
mail from San Francisco Tuesday
morning. :
4 Yesterday the Inter-Island steamer
Keanhou went on the. drydock for
cleaning and painting. .:
The Inter-Island received III tons
CT trestle steel for its new Kalihi coal.
ing plant on the Manoa. 49,.
Mail despatched to San Francisco
yesterday on the Matson liner Wilhel-
nina by the postofice was 81 bags.
The Inter-Isiand steamer Kaiulani
YESTERDAYS brought 6400 sacks of Kae.
leku sugar from Hama. She also call.
cd at Hilo and Paaunau. s..-..
The lnter-lsland steamer Maui yes
terday brought 12S cords Of wood. Is
piles, 10 pieces of ohia timbers, 50
tens Of scrap iron and other freight
There are 2150 bags of Lihue and
5s5 Of Grove Farm sugar awaiting
shipment at Ahukini, Purser r. p.
Byrne OF the mter-Island steamer XII
nau reports. aE
Yesterday the T. K X. South Amer
lean steamer Kiyo Maru steamed from
San Francisco for Honolulu and the
Orient. She is due here about Sun
day May %, .,t..
Expected here soon from 0longapo
is the y. S. navy collier Nereus. She
was due to steam from the Philippines
April 20 for the Atlantic coast via
Guam and Panama. Il
At 5 O'Clock tomorrow afternoon the
Matson steamer Hilonian viii steam
Tor island ports MeCabe, Hamilton
& Kenny expect to have her ualoaded
by 5 O'Clock tomorrow afternoon.
Next mail for Manila and possibly
Hongkong will 90 in the U. S. army
transport Dix, steaming Monday morn.
ing, unless tramp steamer arriving
before that date Will take despatch.
The lighthouse tender Columbine is
going on the ways tomorrow or Sat
urday for her semi-annual cleaning
and painting, according to Lighthouse
Inspector A. T. Arledge of the 18th
district.
The Matson steamer Manoa will re-
turn Sunday morning from Kahului,
where she is loading sugar and canned
pines. She left here at o'clock this
morning. A three-day stay is neees-
sary there to load. Hi
Passengers brought in today by the
GlaudiAe from Maui were Is cabin and
Is deck. Inward freight included 50
head of cattle, "a hogs, one auto. 81
bags of empty bottles, five crates of
chickens and 122 sundfies.
The Inter-Island steamer Kinau
yesterday brought from Kauai II cab
in and 20 deck passengers. Inward
freight included 1864 bags of Lihue
sugar, 1916 bags of Grove Farm, so
bags of Hawaiian peas, a horse and
So packages OF sundries. 49,. 49,:
The o. S. K. steamer Seattle Maru
here Tuesday on 4 special call to
clean up steerage congestion, is steam
ing direct TO. Yokohama and Kobe.
She will not make any stop at Hong
kong. The steamer took considerable
scrap iron and metal from here.
Sydney Jordan of the Hawaii Tours
Company says several parties of Pasa-
dena and Los Angeles tourists are
coming on the Matsonia Tuesday, and
have arranged to make tour of the
city and take the 'round-the-island
trip while here, also to see Kilauea
volcano. ,....
The American barkentine Charles
F. Croker, Capt. P. H. Winter, mas
ter, left for Australia at 5 o'clock yes.
terday afternoon after making repairs
to her sail hosting engine and taking
gasoline for it. This is the first call
made at Honolulu by the vessel since
May q. 1911.
The e7ament radio station at Ca