Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-07-06
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HARBOR Notes


arrive here today from San Luis.
The American steamer Atlas left
San Francisco for Honolulu July 8.
The steamer Alvarado, hence June
10. arrived at Yokohama Wednesday.
The next u. 8. army transport from
Manila will be the Sherman, due here
August 4. -
The Oceanic steamer Ventura will
arrive here Monday morning with COS
rags OF mail
The schooner Mabel Gale, in ballast
rom Kahului, arrived at Port Towns
End Wednesday. r
The next mail for Sydney will go
July IL In the Canadian-Australasian
steamer Niagara. ~. So
The next mail for San Francisco viii
go In the Matson steamer Wilhelmina
Wednesday, July II.
The American barkentine M. Win.
xelman with lumber sailed from Ia 4
coma for Kahului Wednesday. u
/ The American Hawaiian steamer
Mexican, from Hilo June 2z arrived
at San Francisco Wednesday.
The u. 8. army transport Sheridan
left San Francisco Wednesday for
Honolulu. Nagaskai and Manila.
Because OF strike trouble at Tacoma
many vessels arriving there are being
sent to Port Townsend to discharge.
The Norwegian bark Glenshee,
which left Honolulu In May, IL load
ing lumber at Vancouver for South
America.
The next mail from China and
Japan viii arrive July 16 in the
Dairen Maru or July Is In the China
Mail steamer China.
The lumber output in the Northwest |
will be largely curtailed during June |
and July, according to indications fur
nished by canvass Of the industry.
Capt. H. Heinke, who has been sail |
ing vessels on the Pacific Ocean since
1879, has started school of naviga.
tion. which he has located at Sonoma.
A new record was recently made be-
tween Nagasaki and Manila by the |
Canadian Pacific steamer Empress OF |
Asia when she made the run In 49 |
hours
According to the Manila Cabienews,
thesDs s. army transport Dir left there
June Is for Seattle and the transport |
Buford July 3 for Newport News. Both
viii call ct Honolulu.
The Japanese steamer Aikoku Maru
will SAN for Ocean Island tonight or |
Friday morning with cargo Of scrap |
iron. At Ocean Island she will take /
on cargo Of fertilizer for Japan.
The InterIsland steamer Claudine |
arrived this morning from Maui with /
AZ cabin and is deck passengers. She /
brought 1910 bags sugar. 1877 packages |
Of sundries. 127 bags potatoes and 16 |
horses.
According TO ]. L. Mclean Of the
InterIsland on the two excursions to /
Hilo and the one to Kahului. the Inter-
Island steamer carried nearly 1000
When the Mauna Kea re-
turns from Hilo 1t Is expected that /
she will have q large number Of pas
sengers returning from the Eyangelic.
al convention.
Marine policies to the extent of
81 ,000, eco on shipments Of beet sugar
seed across the Pacific from Asia to
the Middle States via Seattle, have
been written by Wilcox, Peck q
Hughes. Very heavy shipments OF
this product are being brought as q re-
turn cargo from vladiyostok by the /
vessels engaged in carrying war muni
tions from Puget Sound to Siberia.
]. +. Duthie q Co, East Waterway,
Seattle. have had plans prepared and
are about to commence construction
OF floating pontoon, self-docking dry.
dock for use IN connection with their
shipbuilding plant The dock win be
365 feet long, 81 feet inches wide
and It wiz be composed of seven pom
tons. The dock has been designed by
w. T. Donnelly Of New York, who de-
signed the local drydock.
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