Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-01-17
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HARBOR NOTES

Saturday the Matson bark r. p.
Rithet sailed from San Francisco for
I Mahukona. ~ I. IL. 49,. ~ -.
Arrival at Gayiota late Saturday Of
/ the oil ship Falls of Clyde. from Ho-
nolulu December %, is reported. &c.:
/ The next. San Francisco mail will
come here tomorrow morning in the
Matson steamer Wilhelmina, which
| has 442 sacks. -. -. =. 49,. .
At o'clock Saturday afternoon the
T.. S. army transport Sheridan sailed
for Guam and Manila. She arrived
from San Francisco Thursday. -.
Following is the sugar list on Kauai.
reported yesterday by the kinau: Ii
hue. II 600: Hawaiian. 10, 1912; Makee,
700G; Koloa. G325; McBryde, 1902:
Kekeha. $500; Kilauea, POO. n. -. -.
Expected here about Wednesday
from Yokohama is the Japanese
freighter Kwanto Maru, chartered by
the 7. X. K She has 1884 tons Of
cargo for Honolulu. - -. H.
At Kahului last Thursday night,
John Gregorson a sailor on the
schooner Melrose, fell overheard and
was drowned His: age was Al. a=..
Outgoing freight on the Lurline,
sailing at tomorrow afternoon for
San Francisco, will include 5000 tons
Ce -,
bulk, 1000 lunches of bananas and
70C0 cases of canned pines. hi.
Arrival at Newcastle January Of
the schooner Oceania Vance is report
ed This craft was reported by three
different authorities as sailing from
Port Angeles for Honolulu. She took
4S9,643 feet of lumber to the Austral-
ian port. ~>... - -s..-.:.....
The Inter-Island steamer Mikahala
brought IA cabin and 10 deck passen-
gers yesterday from Maui, Molokai
and Lanai. Cargo included $50 cases
of honey, % hogs, two crates of pigs,
16 crates of chickens, 81 head of cat
tie and 60 packages of sundries.
In from Kauai yesterday morning
was the Inter-Island steamer Kinau,
which brought 35 cabin and so deck
passengers Her freight included
10000 bags of sugar, 354 of rice, rs of
molasses bran, IL of potatoes, one
horse and 149 packages of sundries.
Nice weather inward was reported.
Ttr,r 10 g.,
tomorrow. The first goes in the T. K
K. liner Shinyo Maru, sailing in the
morning, and the second despatch will
be sent by the Lurline, sailing at
tomorrow afternoon from Pier IS The
Oceanic steamer Sierra, sdue to sail
Wednesday. will also take mail for
San Francisco. -, E-"-:" r.
The Claudine arrived yesterday
morning from Maui with IS cabin pas
sengers for this port, and nine bar
rels of wine. IA tons of scrap iron, so
bags of bottles, two crates of chick
ems, one of pigs, two automobiles and
80 packages of sundrfes. The steam
er reported the PananIan to be load |
ing sugar at Kahului. 49,. 49,. =,<a
The British steamer Kestrel is ex-
pected to sail for Tanning Island and
the Gilbert group the latter part of |
this week. Capt. E. L. Tindall plans |
to go 'blackbirding" Occurring planta-
tation laborers) in the Gilberts after |
discharging supplies at Tanning. Two |
employees Of the copra plantation
there, S. M. Buck and F. P. Arm |
strong, will go on the Kestrel.
The Oceanic steamer Sierra will |
arrive Wednesday morning, having |
been delayed a day on account of a |
severe storm south of Fiji Radio ad: |
vices to her agents here, c. Brewer & |
Company, Ltd, say the liner has three |
secOnd-cabin passengers, II sacks of |
mail and 81 tons of cargo for Homo
lulu. The Sierra will sail Wednesday |
afternoon for San Francisco, and has |
room out for all passengers offering,
$50 tons OF cargo and 1900 punches |
of bananas 49,. --~' -
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