Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-26
SHIPPING GWATERFRONT News
HARBOR Notes

San Francisco.
Wireless rervice TO Germany has
again heen discontinued because OF
congestion Of traffic.
The Matson steamer Hyades sailed
from Port Allen Friday evening with
sugar for San Francisco.
The British steamer Tuscan Prince
sailed from Manila August for
Vladiyostok. She was here July 10.
The next mail from San Francisco
will arrive Tuesday on the Matson
steamer Wilhelmina. She has 1873
bags
The next mail for San Francisco
will go Tuesday on the Matson
steamer Lurline, sailing at noon from
| Pier 10.
The u. S. tender Alert returned
/, today from Lahaina, where she had
been On practise cruise with the
submarines. ..
The Standard Oil steamer Col. f. L.
! Drake is due TO arrive off port this
evening with $4,000 barrels of oil from
San Francisco.
! The schooner Mahukona, which
brought a cargo of coal from New.
castle. sailed Friday from Eilo in bal.
last for Port Townsend.
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The Union Oil steamer Santa Ma
ria, Captain Curtis, arrived here this
morning from San Francisco with
about $4,000 barrels of oil.
The Matson power schooner Annie
johnson is scheduled to sail from Ma
hukona for San Francisco this even.
ing with 1900 tons of sugar.
! The steamer Daisy Putnam, Capt.
| A. Donaldson, sailed Friday from
Grays Harbor for Honolulu. She will
probably arrive here September 4.
The British steamer Bolton Castle
is reported to have left Manila August
10 with a cargo of hemp and general
merchandise for Boston and New
York.
Japanese capitalists are planning to
establish a dockyard at Chemnlpo,
Japan, to build and repair vessels and
also for the construction of ma
chinery.
The steamer Falcon finished dis
charging her cargo Of lumber today
at Hilo and will sail for Honolulu this
evening or Sunday to take on a cargo
OF pines. ......'.t' s..
During the first seven months of
1916 80 vessels each with displace-
ment of over 1000 tons and aggregat-
ing 103,612 tons in all were launched
in Japan.
The new T. K X. steamer Siberia
Maru will sail from Nagasah Sep.
TENDER Is and Kobe September IS for
San Francisco, according to advices
from Toxic.
The N. Y. X. steamer Tsushima !
Maru, on her maiden voyage from Yo-
kohama, June 81, to New York via !
the canal, made the run in the record |
time of AZ days. ,. 49,
The American Hawaiian steamer
Mexican sailed Friday evening from
Hilo with approximately $4,000 tons
Cf sugar for San Francisco. This is
her last sugar cargo this season. ,
Thomas Heeney, u s. inspector OF
steam vessels, will leave today on a .
10 days vacation to one Of the other /
islands. During his absence Joseph |
Meany will be in charge of the office. |
Sunday the japanese steamer Wada
Maru is due from San Francisco for
bunkers Other vessels that may ar
rive Sunday are the bark Belfast, from !
nitrate ports, and the Levers & :
Cooke schooner Robert Levers from
Port Townsend.
Booking on the Matson steamers
Lurline, sailing August 29, and the
Wilhelmina, sailing September 6, are
now full, although it Is possible that
a few may drop out. The Manoa,
September IL, and the Iatsonia, Sep
TENDER 90, are practically full.
The Intpr-lsland steamer Helene
from Hawaii ports arrived today with ;
772 bags of corn, 76 head of cattle, %
calves. 2S bundles of hides and seven
barrels of tallow. She reported smooth
seas and fair winds outward and mod
crate seas and fair winds inward.
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The Mauna Kea reported the fol-
lowing sugar waiting shipment on Ha-
wall: Olaa 1850 bags, Waiakea
1000, Wainaku 1890, Onomea 1922,
Hakalau 1919 Laupahoehoe 1929,
Kaiwiki 1872. Hamakua 13.949, Pau
hau ~. Honokaa 5000, Punaluu non,
Hcnuapo 6S91.
Booking on the Niagara. due here
SeTtember 6 from Sydney, and on the
Nakura for Vancouver September Il.
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