Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-02-07
SHIplILc 6MATERFRONT|Nf News
.HAlDOR NOTES

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/ The schooner Maweema is reported
through with d;scharging lumber at
Hilo.
Mail from Australia and Page Page
will arrive tomorrow morning in the
Oceanic steamer Ventura.
Due here Saturday or Sunday is the
| U. s. army transport Thomas, which
| left San Francisco at noon Saturday.
The Matson steamer Lurline, due
here tomorrow morning from San
Francisco. is bringing SIS bags Of
mail.
Due here a week from tomorrow,
from the Orient, is the T. K. K. liner
Chiyo Maru, from Yokohama Febru-
airy :.
Late Saturday afternoon the schoon-
er Omega sailed for Port Townsend.
She has been sold by the Inter-Island
to coast parties. .&-
A full despatch of mail for Japan,
China and the Philippines will leave
in the Shinyo Maru, due to sail Fri.
day afternoon for the Orient
Expected here from Manila shortly
is the U. 8. army transport Dix, which
sailed about January Is for Seattle,
via APART, Mike and Honolulu.
At noon tomorrow the Inter-Island
steamer Shoshone will sail for the
Hamakua coast of Hawaii with freight
and explosives. No passengers will
be taken. 49,. ..>..
The Mikahala, for Kauai, Molokai
and Lanai, and the Kinau, for Kauai
ports, will sail ats o'clock tomorrow
afternoon as usual, taking mail, pas.
sengers and freight.
Arrival of the schooner Blakely at
Port Allen Saturday, with coal from
Newcastle, is reported by the Mer.
chants Exchange and Hind, Rolph &
Company's local office.
That the Union steamer Natal, one
of the San Franeisco-Papeet
ton liners, will lay off one voyage to
be oVerhauled, was stated by officers
of the Makura here Saturday.
In yesterday from Kauai, the Inter.
Island steamer Kinau brought $3.50
bags of K. sugar; 514S of K. X. B. and
N. sugar, 200 cases of canned pines,
and various miscellaneous freight.
Advices to the mter-Island today
said the steamer Wailele should ar
rive here tomorrow morning from Ho-
nokaa with sugar, and the Niihau from
Hilo with firewood, at the same time.
Next mail for San Francisco will
leave tomorrow afternoon In the
Oceanic steamer Ventura, about 4:30.
The Matsonia, sailing Wednesday
morning for the coast, also takes mail.
Blown out of her course by adverse
winds, the schooner Defender was
sighted by the Mauna Kea in the Ha-
wall channel. She is bound from Sa-
moa to San Francisco, and left jan
uary ].
No further adyices have been re.
ceived by Levers & Cooke, Ltd, con-
corning the schooner Repeat. F. j.
president Of the firm, said |
today he expects further details by |
mail Friday.
The lnter-IslaHd steamer Kinau. In |
yesterday reports the following sugar |
list on Kauai: Hawaiian, 1874; Nc |
Bryde, 6249; Koloa, 1865; Gay & |
Robinson, 1000; Kilauea, $500; Lihue,
1900; Makee, $4,000.
At Q o'clock tomorrow morning, a |
of the Inter-Island's board of |
directors will be held, at the com. |
panys offices. The annual meeting |
takes place Monday, February Is, at |
10 o'clock in the morning.
The Matson schooner Annie John
son has arrived at Hifo from San /
Francisco. with 1900 tons of general
cargo, and will load the same weight |
of sugar for San Francisco. She came
from the coast city in "a days.
Saturday night the Inter-Island |
steamer Claudine brought IL cabin,
10 deck passengers, and freight in.
Guiding three crates of chickens, two
autos, one lot Of scrap iron and So
packages of sundries from Maui.
Due here Friday morning with mail
from San Francisco, is the T. X. K. /
steamer Shinyo Maru, from the coast
Saturday afternoon. The Shinyo will |
sail Friday afternoon, taking mail for
the Orient, also passengers and
freight. -.
The ashes of Walter A. Anderson,
pilot of the public. health service
launch, will be sent to his parents
home. in Benicia, California. Many
men attended the funeral
services Saturday afternoon at VIII
liams' chapel
Wireless Operator s. A. Halyday of