Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-11-20
SHIPPING News.
HARBOR notes

bags, viii arrive at II o'clock tomor
row morning in the Matson steamer
Milhelmina
| Expected any time from Muroran
with $50 tons Of coal for the Inter.
Island is the Japanese steamer Ten
paisan Maru.
Probably tomorrow the Levers &
Cooke lumber schooner Alice Cooke
viii complete dischargng and sail the
next day for the Sound for more
lumber.
Arrival OF the steam Yacht Warrior
and he= owner, Alexander Smith Coch-
ran. at San Francisco Sunday morning,
is reported She left here November
10 fer the coast.
! u. s. inspectors of HuIls and Rollers
Joseph j. Aleany and Thomas J. Heen.
ey will leave Friday for Kahului,
v here they vii make an annual in
spectieE Of the tug Leslie baldwin.
Next mail for San Francisco Will go
in the T. X. X turbiner Shinyo Maru,
which will arrive at 4:30 tomorrow
afternoon from Yokohama and steam
about 9 O'Clock Wednesday morning
for the coast
Coming here for bunkers, the Japa-
nese freighter Teikoku Maru, from
Mejillones with nitrate for the ORR
ent, entered port this morning and
locked at Pier T. She arrived off port
at 5 o'clock Sunday afternoon.
A mail steamer will arrive here
Christmas Day from San Francisco.
The boat is the Oceanic liner Sierra,
scheduled to leave San Francisco De-
cember 10 and dock at Honolulu the
morning of December %, to leave the
same afternoon for Pago-Pago and
Sydney.
To date. 80 cabin ami Il dozen steer
age passengers are booked to leave on
he Alatson steamer Wilhelnlina 20
ven Der 20 for uol Francisco, the next
Matson boat " the coast. The Lur-
line would have lett at noon tomorrow
but is off her Eeduln because of her
recent accident.
A letter received in the last mail
from San. Francisco by Secretary T.
II. Petrie OF Castle & Cooke frbm
President E. D. Tenney of the local
Matson agency, says Captain William
Matson is improving steadily. The
captain suffered a slight stroke of
paralysis in October.
The Commercial Pacific Cable Com
pany's schooner Flaurence Ward will
sail on her next regular voyage to the
Midway Island cable station Friday,
taking SO tons of coal. supplies, pro-
visions, reading matter, mail and other
freight. Captain George II. Piltz is
master.
The annual conference of United
States collectors of customs opened at
10 O'Clock this morning in New York.
Collector o. Customs Malcolm A.
Franklin of this port is present repre-.
senting Hawaii. The conference will
close Saturday.
To avoid German submarines in the
Mediterranean, the British steamer
Mira is going nearly around the
world to carry bulk oil from Newport
News, Virginia. to Alexandria, Egypt !
She called here Sunday morning for
bunkers and left at in the afternoon
for her next port of call, Shanghai |
From there she goes to Alexandria via !
the Orient, Indian Ocean, Red Sea |
and Suez canal
Both bringing copra cargoes from
Tanning Island. the schooners Luka !
and Allie /. Alger arrived Sunday. |
The LuSa made record trip of s days |
and hours She brought AZ tons of |
copra. The Alger, which left Tanning |
three days before the LuSa. arrived
with 81 tons OF copra. Both vessels |
brought mail Their cargoes are con-
signed to Fred L. Waldron, Ltd,
agents for Tanning.
Launching of the new Matson liner |
Maui, which will be another Matsonia |
in size, will be witnessed December %
by Z. ID. Tenney, president of Castle !
e. Cooke, the local. Matson agency. |
Tenney left here suddenly last month,
called to the coast by the illness at !
San Francisco of Capt William Mat
son, who suffered paralytic stroke |
but is now improving. The launching |
was postponed last month from No.
'-en,ber Is to December %. |