Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-03-02
SHIPPING 6WAT[RFRONTN News
HARBOR NOIES

auxiliary Proteus sailed for Nagasaki
and Manila. ....:. .~.. =.
Due Tuesday morning from San
Francisco is the Matson steamer Lur.
line, from that port Tuesday. ..
Next mail from San Francisco. 6S4
bags, will arrive Monday morning in
the Oceanic steamer Ventura.
Scheduled to arrive Tuesday from
Manila is the U. s. army transport
Sheridan She will bring Philippine
mail 49,. -. ..
Late yesterday the American Ha-
waiian steamer Alaskan sailed for
Maui ports to load sugar for San
Francisco. .-...-
The United States senate has passed
the resolution making 100000 avail
able for requipping the Mare Island
and New York navy yards. II
The steamer Olson & Mahoney.
779 tons, was reported sold by her
owners to Compagnie du Boleo of
Santa Rosalia, Mex, for the sum of |
$500 900, one of the highest prices paid |
for a steamer of that size.
Two well.known sea captains have !
been named as members of the San
Francisco Bay pilots The new mem
bers of the association are Capt w.
+. Canty, now in command of the
steamer Catania, and Capt F. E. Fraz-
Ter, master Of the steamer China.
With all repair work on her hull
completed by the Seattle Construction
ard Drydock Company, the liner
Mariposa, which went on the Lama !,
Passage rocks near Bella Balla last
October, has steamed for Esquimalt
for reconstruction of its interior by
the Yarrow yards.
Pulled from the Oakland mud flats,
where 1t had been lying for nearly q
year, the steamer Balboa of the
American-Mexican National Steamship
Company's line has gone to the United
Works for general re-
pairs and alterations preparatory to
being placed on the southern run for
another company.
The keel of the United States tor.
pedo-boat destroyer Shaw was laid at
the Mare Island navy yard, with naval |
officers swinging hammers and tap
ping tight the first rivet. The Shaw
will be ready for commission the end
Of the year. The contract to build il
has been taken at $626,670, about
100000 under private bids.
The Hill liner Northern Pacific is /,
due to dock at San Pedro at 10
o'clock toiporrow morning. She will
leave there at 8 o'clock Saturday
and will sail from San Fran
cisco on anew scaednle, for the San
Francisco-Flavel run, March s, leaving /,
San Francisco every Wednesday and
Portland every Saturday. /.
Due to arrive at San Francisco at !
Ii O'Clock this morning was the Hill !
liner Great Northern, from this port !
asst Saturday night, an hour earlier
han the Northern Pacific. II
Next mail for the Northwest. border !,
states and Canada will be sent at mid !;
night tonight in the Niagara, by the 7
Dostofficey mails closing at 8 o'clock :
Next mails for all mainland points and I
europe go in the Persia Maru, sailing :
lbout 10 O'Clock tomorrow mornisg :
or San Francisco. Mails will close
t s 80.
High officials of the United States !
immigration service at San Francisco n
Ind former officers of the liner Mon 4
solia are named in an indictment q
Toted by the federal grand jury and s
-eturned in United States District I,
Judge Dooling's court. The indict- \
nent charges conspiracy to smuggle a
iaborers into San Francisco
rom China. Among those indicted +
Ire Deputy immigration Commits. b
'ioner w r. Boyce. immigration In n
'pector Joseph x Strand and Immi. n
ration Inspector Frank Hayes. h
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