Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-09-07
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HARBOR notes
The Claudine reports the schooner
Melrose at KahuluI, Maui.

The steam schooner Daisy Putnam
should sail Saturday. She win prob
ably take cargo Of canned pines to
I, the coast.
The Inter4xlahd steamer Helene
went on the dock today for her an
nuaI oyerhauling and cleaning. The
KiIauca VIII go ON next week.
No further advlces concerning the
Swedish steamer Neu Sweden, due
any day Tor bunkers. have been re.
ccived by the Inter-lsland.
The Peruvian bark Belfast was
moved today by Harh0rInaster w. r.
Poster frcm Pier IL 90 pier Is, 70 un-
load her saltpeter cargo.
The u s. army. transport Sheridan
tookia desPatch OF mail for the main
land when she sailed at 10 a. m. to-
day for San Francisco
/ All American sailors sailing for for
eign ports will be given Identification
papers. Blank forms have been re-
cefyed at the custom house from
Washington.
Bringing two, roller shafts and
three empty gas drums from Hama,
Maui, the 1nter-lsland steamer Kaiu-
iani, Captain r. Williamson, arrived
this morning.
At s o'clock this morning the Oce-
anic steamer Sonoma, which left here
Tuesday night for San Francisco, was
$50 miles out of Honolulu, according
70 Federal Wireless reports.
The American steamer Alvarado
sailed from San Francisco September
2 and viii arrive here about Septem-
Der IL for bunker oil from the Stand
ard OIL Company, cablegram receiv.
ed today by the Interfsla1d says.
jack Young, manager Of Young
Brothers boathYrse, Is receiving con-
ordinations today. A daughter was,
born TO Mr. and Mrs, Young Wednes-
day at their home, 1854 LunaliloI
street
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The bark Star or Holland is loading
canned pines for Seattle and is ex-
pected to sail tomorrow or Saturday
for that port. She is at Pier IL, and
brought nitrate cargo here from
Chile.
When the Matson steamer Manoa
returns Monday morning from Kahu-
lui and Kaanapali, She will dock at
Pier 10, tc take on about 1000 tons OF
sugar necessary to complete her
cargo.
Manager w, Y. Motley Of the Fed
eral Wireless Company's Honolulu
office. expects to be able to leave the
hospital the end OF this week. His
foot. which has been infected by
blood -poisoning. Is improving steadily.
Bob Atkinson's new speed boat.
which arrived on the Manoa, is at
Young brothers, boathouse, being
put In shape for trial runs. The neat
craft is 4S feet long and has a six-cyl-
inder engine of IS horsepower.
Julius Bayer Of the shipping and
passenger department of H. Hackfeld
q 20, Lie, Is expected TO return on
the MatsOnia to resume his duties.
He has been In California for four
mchths taking medical treatment.
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Tomorrow morning the 7. X. K.
chartered steamer. Kwanto Maru Is
expected to sail from Pier with a
cargo Of scrap iron loaded aboard
here. she win 90 TO Yokohama and.
Shanghai. taking mail From this
port the steamer Is taking 1850 tons
OF scrap iron and zoo tons Of general
cargo.
Commencing two weeks from now
the lutef.lslahd steamer Clsudine will
be taken off her Maui run for general
overhauling ana minor repairs The
Mauna Loa VIII replace her and the
Mauna Loa In turn win be replaced
by the Kilauea which viii take the
former steamers Kona run.
The Inter-Island steamer CIau1ine
arrived from Maui this morning. She \
brought stable passenger list and
a varied cargo. including two autos.
horse. JOG hogs, 20 tons Of scrap iron.
40. bags of taro, 38 sacks of potatoes.
% OF beans. 3 of corn. Is crates OF
chickens, one turkey, one pig and 216
sundries.
When the Matson steamer Matsonia
srrives Tuesday morning from San