Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-02-10
HARBOR NOTES
The O.. S. K. steamer Seattle Maru
reached San Francisco yesterday.

The o. S. X. steamer Seattle Maru
reached San Francisco yesterday.
Arrival of the Oceanic steamer So
ncma at Sydney yesterday is re-
ported
Next mail from San Francisco is
due tomorrow morning in the Il. x. K.
liner Shinyo Maru.
Among Port Townsend arrivals yes
terday was the schooner Mary E.
Foster, from Mahukona.
A good-sized mail from San Fran
cisco is coming Monday morning in
the Oceanic steamer Sierra, which
las 359 bags. j..
The T. K: K. liner Chiyo Maru, due
here Monday from the Orient, will
take the next mail to San Francisco
Tuesday morning. "
Mail for Japan, China and the Phil.
ippines will go in the T. K. K. steam
er Shinyo Maru, due to said tomorrow
afternoon for the Orient.
Due Saturday afternoon or early
s. army transport Thomas, bound for
Manila. She has number of passen.
gers for Honolulu .s
Due from Iquique about the end of
this month is the steam schooner
Columbia, with 200 tons of nitrates.
She win have room for SO passengers
from this port to San Francisco.
En- route now from New York via
Magellan, with freight for Pacific
coast ports and Hawaii, is the Ameri-
can-Hawaiian steamer Georgian. The
Floridan is due to leave New York
westbound tomorrow. ...
Expected to arrive tomorrow from
balboa, Canal Zone, is the U. 8. army
transport Logan, which is taking the
9th Infantry to the Philippines, the
Buford having transferred the sol
diers to the Logan, the canal being
blocked. z%sf-
Bringing % cabin and q deck pas
sengers, the Inter-Island steamer
Claudine arrived from Maui to-day
with 1856 bags of Kipahulu sugar, 10
crates of hogs, of chickens, 2 of
pigs and 140 packages of sundries as
her inward freight.
Capt. William w. Green, captain in
the T. X. K. service for many years,
is believed to be passenger on the
Shinyo Maru, due here tomorrow. 1t
is thought he is going to the Orient
to be a reserve skipper, or else to
take command of an additional boat
of the T. K. X.
The American ship John Ena, well
known here, having been named for
former Inter-Island, president and
being the first under the Hawaiian
flag in the sugar trade from this port,
recently arrived at San Francisco, SO
days from Melbourne. She lost sew.
eral sails in two heavy blows.
The old naval collier Justin, ap.
praised at SIS, 900, has been sold by
the government for $4,000 to w. R.
Grace & Company of New York. John
Rothschild Company, San Francisco
bid a total of $226,000, but as $4,000
of this was supplementary bid, il
was thrown out. Other bids ranged
from $S7, 900 to S1S1,500.
Postmaster William F. Young to-
day again requested Honolulans not
to mail letters on steamers for San
Francisco, but to mail them at the
postoffice an hour and a half before
sailing time. Letters mailed on board
at sailing time are always delayed on
reaching San Francisco. In many
cases the delay is almost "a hours.
The Great Northern Pacific Steam
ship Gompany's local agents, Fred L.
Waldron. Ltd received word today
ffom San Francisco Announcing the
RELEASE Of 10 state rooms on the
afte. pin d ne Iorl1cl1 Pacific for
l,sr -.|..a ~ ''ce g. q San