Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-04-25
HARBOR NOTES

Yesterday the standard OIL tanker
Atlas left San Ffaneisco with cargo
of off for this port. " 80 -
The Waseda baseball team is book
ed to leave for the coast on the
Oceanic liner Sonoma May Q.
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Nineteen t0ns-o of mail for Honolulu
arrived in the Matson liner Matsonia
this morning. There we're 7S4 bags.
The Matsoh liner Hiionian arrived
at San Francisco April 20 and is go
Ing 70 Puget Sound to load cargo for
the Islands.
A good-sized list of passengers ar.
rived from Hilo and way ports Ia the
Nauna Kea@thfs morning. There were
II cabin, six way-cabin. 100 deck, and
eight way-deck.
/ Frederick L. Befinger. customs ex-
aminer, is Ill at his home. Day In.
spector Charles NJ. Neal is improving.
He was taken home last week from
Queens Hospital.
Arrival at San Francisco yesterday
OF the Morse steamer Belridge, from
Pearl Harbor April IA, and the Union
on. steamer Santa Maria. from this
port April "a. Is reported.
The Matson bark r. p. Kithet is re-
ported by Freight Clerk Thompson of
the Mauna Kea, to be at Mahukona,
where she win probably begin load.
ing sugar Friday for San Francisco.
The postoffice despatched los bags
Of mail by the Matson steamer Manoa
at noon today. The amount would
have been larger. but 40 sacks were
sent last Friday BY the City Of Puebla.
The Oceanic liner Sierra reached
Pago-Pago today, en- route to Sydney
The Sonoma, coming this way, is due
to arrive at Pago-Pago tomorrow end
Ito get here next Thursday morning
/ Freight arriving In the Mauna Kea
To-Day VAS one aiitO, nine bags Of
|watefmelons, s45 bags Of empty bot
ties, II empty kegs, 6S bundles Of
shocks. 80 bags Of rice bran, and 220
A heavy business In Easter greet.
ings BY wireless was done. yesterday
|,bg the Federal and Mafeonl Offices.
The Commercial Pacific Cable Com
panx also reported good volume of
Easter trzffic.
Due to arrive late tomorrow after.
, noon. probably between 5 and s.
O'Clock, from Seattle and Tacoma, Is
the Matson freighter Hyades. The
steamer was due to reach this port TO-
day, She has 3779 tons Of cargo for
Honolulu, and considerable for other
island pOrts
Congestion of mail at the postoffiee.
this morning, due to the 7S4 bags
brought by the Matsonia, compelled
the piling of about 500 sacks on the
Bethel street sidewalk After the Ma.
nca mail had been sent to the steam
er, the bags were brought inside.
The Americana steamer
Texan is bringing 300 bags Of mail to
Honolulu. the local office announced
today She steamed from San Fran.
cisco at 5. 80 yesterday afternoon, and
WIN arrive MONDAY morning. rue
Texan IS bringing the F7oFidan's New
York cargof 70 the Islands, 106S tons.
Sugar awaiting shipment on Hawaii
is reported by Purser Pete Phillips OF
the Mauma Kea as follows, by bags
and plantations: Olaa, $500: Waiakea,
10000; Hawaii Mil, 1890; Wainaku,
$4,000; onomea. 7700; Pepeekeo. Sl0G;
Honomu,. 5000; .Hakalau, 81, S45; Lau.,
pahoehoe, 1854; Kaiwiki, 10,315;; KN-
kaiau, SIG: Hamakua, 1862; Pau.
han, 1850; Honokaa, $4,000: Puma
lnu. 30s6. $50
Capt Charles Peterson, commander
Iof the. Matsouia. on arrival here today
from San Francisco reported passing
& freight steamer at 2: 30 this morn
Ing. hesded toward Honoiuin The
steamer was SIGHTED at 8 O'Clock this
morning. and proved to he the Mel
Vile Dollar. Is days from Grays Har.
Dor today, ieomines here for bunker oil.
Harhorlnaster Foster locked her al
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