Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-10-03
SHIPPING GNATfRfRONT News
HARBOR Notes

1 .
The 4. 3. army transport Sherman.
from Honolulu September u. Is due
10 arrive at Manila today.
Due here October 90 for bunker coal
from the Interasland is the Japanese
! steamer Hokxal Maru, from Iquique
for Honolulu, September ~.
Next mail for San Francisco will go
| at 10 o'clock tomorrow morning in the
Matson steame Matsonia, mails clos
Ing at the postnffice at $50 a. m. p
Cargo being brought to Honolulu
by the Matson steamer Hilonian, from
San Francisco Friday, is $500 tons
She has 1927 tons for Kahului, and Is
due to arrive here Saturday.
The Oceanic steamer Ventura will
leave Sydney tomorrow for Honolulu
and San Francisco. The Sierra, from
this port early last Wednesday morn
ing, September q, was due to reach
San Francisco today. fry
Sugar reported today by the Mauna
Kea TO have been awaiting shipment
Monday on Hawaii. by plantations and
bags. is Olaa, 1856; Waiakea, 1000;
Onomea, Bill: Hamakua Mill, 1888;
Punaluu, s076;; Honuapo, 1000.
Due here Thursday morning from
Manila and Nagasaki is the u. S. army
transport Logan, which viii steam for
San Francisco at 5 o'clock the same
afternoon, taking the next mail to
San Francisco after the Wilheimina
The Matson steamer Manoa brought
So bags of mail from San Francisco
this morning. Next mail will arrive
from the coast week from today in
the Matson steamer Matsonia, which
steams from San Francisco at noon to-
morrow s.G
Bringing GO cabin, way cabin, 5S
deck and way-deck passengers from
Hilo and way ports, the Inter-Island
steamer Mauna Kea arrived this morn
ing. Her inward freight was light,
including 80 sacks OF coffee, 400 Of
ava. two autos and 205 sundries.
Saturday, October z, the n. X. K.
steamer Siberia Maru is scheduled to
steam from Yokohama, and Is expect
ed to eau here October Is or II, en-
route to San Francisco to go on the
run of the lost Chiyo Maru, wrecked
March 81 off Hongkong, on the LENA
Islands.
A fine, sturdy, towing launch named
Kaanapah arrived this morning on the
Matson steamer Manoa for the Pi0n-
eer Mill Company, Ltd. The launch
Will be used at Kaanapali to tow srig-
ar barges and ahelu TO move vessels
around. Heretofore rowboats have
been the only motive power available !
Steaming at O'Clock Monday after
noon for Sydney, the Oceanic steam-
er Sonona took one first-cabin and
five 3econd-cabin passengers from
Honolulu. also 205 cases of bottled
beer for Pago-Pago, for transhipment
to Apia. This is the third sizable
shipment OF Honolulu potables TO that
port.
Mail from the States, Canada and
Europe will arrive in the Canadian
Australasian steamer Makura, due off
port tomorrow morning at daylight
from Victoria and Vancouver, to steam
for Suva, Auckland and Sydney at or
o'clock in the afternoon, taking mail, l
which win close at the postoffice an
hour before departure.
September ~ the new Pacific Mail
steamer Venezuela steamed from New
York for San Francisco, according TO
coast papers. She Is expected to ar
rive here about October %, for Yolo- I
hama, and has 5000 tons measurement
of cargo from New York, some of
which is for the Orient and the bal
ance for Corinto, where coffee and
sugar will be loaded.
A wireless received this morning by
the passenger department of Theo. H.
Davies & Company, Ltd, from the Ca
nadian-Australasian steamer Makura,
says she viii be off port from Vic
toria and Vancouver at daylight tomor-
row. She has 40 passengers for Ho-
nolulu. The aiakura will steam for
Suva, Auckland and Sydney between 1
and o'clock tomorrow afternoon,
from Pier z, taking six passengers and
rs tons of freight from this port. She
will dock in the morning at Pier Z be-
tween and $50.