Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-03-24
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HARBOR NOTES

The Oceanic steamer Sc",r. ..
ariv" Mcucay morning. wit" -. :..~
n nail from San FRI ncjsrD
Another uau from SIN Er2r,i~ o..
after the SonOma Monday. WiN -rri.'
Tuesday morning on thu M"tspnia
The MakuTa sailed from S1Iva "
HonoluIu on time yesterday ait. ,ua..
81" will arrive her" newt FriuuE no.".
ine.
Andrew Farrell, Waterfront report 2
Island steamer Maui last .l"niu- .nr
Kauai.
Cargo Of the Matsonia, due Tues
day morning from San Franrisco, is
1904 tons, Of which IG95 are for t:.'s
pert ami 1929 for HiO.
Due here a week from today from
Australia, to sail the same afternoon
for Victoria and Vancouver. IS the
Canadia-Austr:lasian liner Mahuru.
Next mail for the mainland will
leave Sunday morning in the T. X. n.
liner Nippon MaTu, due off port from
Yokohama at . O'Clock tomorrow aft
ernOCn.
In February the L. S. bureau of
navigation reports "a sailing, steam,
gas and unrigged vessels OF 3@.2G&
gross tons, were built in the United
States and officially numbered.
The cid Pacific Mail liner City Of
Sydney has been stripped of her boil
ers and machinery at Oakland. She
is being converted into a sailing yes
sell l., A. Peterson bought her for
$4,000 some time ago.
Levers & Cooke, owners Of the
schooner Repeat, said today they hope
her repairs will be completed al Aber-
deem by the end Of this week. She rs
expected to resume her voyage to this
port with lumber next week.
At 2 O'Clock this morning the China
Mail liner China sailed for the Orient
She was supposed to leave at IL
o'clock last night. but repairs to a
broken air-pump in her engine room
made her late in getting away.
Late this afternoon the Matson
steamer Manoa is sailing for Kahului
to load sugar. She will return here
Monday morning. to sail Tuesday
noon for San Francisco She will
take out a capacity cargo, $3.50 tons
of sugar and 500 Of molasses.
Capt H. Nagano, former master of
the T.. X. K. South. American liner
Kiyo Maru, is in command Of the Nip
pom Maru, due tomorrow afternoon I
from the Orient He succeeds Capt !
II. Stanley Smith. who is slated for
command of the turbiner TenyO Maru.
succeeding the late Capt. w. w.
Greene.
Although the Matson steamers Ma !
noa and Lurline will sail hereafter at
noon Tuesdays instead of q o'clock in |
the afternoon, as announced by the |
Star-Bulletin yesterday, there is no
change in the leaving time Of the !
Matsonia and Wilhelmina, which will !
continue to depart at 10 o'clock Wed. |
nesday mornings.
Handling a total of 1850 tons from
Thursday noon to 10 o'clock Monday
morning, was the record made by Nc
Gabe, Hamilton & Rennys steve
dores working on the steam schooner
Columbia, which sailed Monday aft
ernocn for San Francisco The gangs
unloaded the ships nitrate cargo and
put 2200 tens of sugar aboard, in the
time mentioned
Due to reach San Francisco today
or tomorrow is the American steamer
formerly the German
freighter Walkure. She left here at
5 O'clock the afternoon of March II,
her voyage from PapeetC,
where she was raised, to the coast
The local agents, the B. F. Dilling-
ham Company, said today they have
not heard whether she has been sold,
as rumored around the waterfront
here. /
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