Honolulu star-bulletin., 1916-02-14
.ARR9R NOTES

IR@p MES
The Oceanic liner Sierra brought
6s3 bags Of mail from San Francisco
today, s, s Y II z
Due at Hilo February 20 is the
Matscn steamer Enterprise, which
sailed Saturday from San Francisco.
Next man from san Francisco win
arrive tomorrow morning in the Nat
sen liner Wilhelmina, which has 1S5
bags yssi5,s.g,'s5I.s i.f,F s-sE 4
Yesterday the British bark British
Yeomsn came off the lnterIsland dry
dock and the Morse bark Gllenshee
Eepnt on me Morse bark leaBes
Expected here daily for bunker oil
is the steamer st. HeleEts, from Puget
Sound for YladiVostok, under charter
to Robert Dollar, ,aatrsl 5e.5 81 at,..sf IN
Due about the first of next week is
the Il. S. navy collier Nereus. which
left San, Francisco Friday for Hone
lulu and the Philippines, IA ,eao.
The Kinan arrived yesterday morn
ing from Kauai, bringing $500 bags of
K. sugar and other island products,
Passengers, 81 cabin and 81 deck deck
With "a cabin passengers. the
InteE.Island steamer Glaudine arrived
yesterday from Maui. Cargo included
$50 bales Of bags and various miscet,
iane0us freight. aaa sarieas nise
Arrival at San Francisco Saturday
of the American steamer Tampico,
from this port February !, is reported.
She will lead lumber for Chile, . lea
After a voyage Of 2i days, the Am
erican schooner A. +, Coats <arriVed
at Port Townsend Saturday. Her
skipper is Capt T ]. Norris lei.
The oii-ship Fails Of clyde arrived
today from Gayiota with her. usual
cargo Of oil. The Marion, Chilcoot
reached Gaviota Saturday, only IA
days out atHr qd
Treasury Decision 36,055, dated
January IL, orders collectors of Gus.
toms to have their officers, take UP
passports of Americans returning to
the states. e...0.
Next mails for San Francisco will
leave TOMORROW morning in the T K.
L l;Da, fVhsx,S, Naru and OF 4 nspIaok
tomorrow afternoon in the Matson
steamer Lurline. s
The T. X. K. steamer Kiyo Maru, at
Hilo last week, had to discharge her
cargo for that port into scows, as
the warehouses we're all full She had
675 tons for Hilo.
At 10 O'Clock yesterday morning the
U. s. army transport sailed for Ma,
Mia. taking fun despatch Of Oriental
mail She is going direct to Manila,
with no stop at Guam.
Coast reports say the American |
schooner Omega, recently sold by the |
Inter island to Comyn, Mackall & Co, |
has sD6en cliaIleTSQ~ " iOdu 1uBUST Oh |
Puget Sound for New Zealand, at 10 |
shillings. She left here February ) |
Tor Port Townsend. -
The InterIsland has established a |
new excursion rate from Honolulu to |
kilauea Volcano and return of $50 for |
Lhe round trip, including all expenses.
md choice Of railroad or automobile /
from Hilo to the crater. The Mauna
Nea. saning at 10 o'clock Wednesday |
morning. VIII begin the service. 81.
After a long passage OF q days
rom San Francisco, the Matson bark
z Fl. Rithet docked at Pier is at
,'cJek Saturday evening. Light head
Winds delayed the vessel, Capt. A. F.
Page reported. She brought 1913 tons
# cargo for F. A. Schaefer e Com
lany, and three passengers.
A letter to Capt. J. Z. Macaulay,
erritorial pilot and representative for
he French bureau yeritas. from
apt Pillsbllry, supervising inspector
or the Pacific coast. confirms pre-
-ious sdsices that the American