Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-28

HARBOR NOTES

The next mail from Manila will ar.
rive September 4 or on the II. s.
army transport Sheridan.
The next mail for San Francisco
will go In the Matson steamer Lurline,
sailing at noon Tuesday from Pier 10.
The next mail for Japan, China aud
the Philippines will go September l
in the T. X. K steamer Tenyo MARI.
The next mail from San Francisco
will arrive Tuesday morning on the
Mstson steamer Wilhelmina, due at
1880. .@
The Standard Oil steamer Col. f. J..
Drake. which arrived here Saturday
afternoon, sailed for San Francisco
Sunday r.. ...~...
Sugar waiting shipment on Kauai
is as follows: Hawaiian 2003 bags, Nc
Eryde 1896, Lihue 1900 and Makee G1,-
600.
rived this morning from Hilo to load
canned pines for Libby, Mcneil &
Libby. -..
The Inter-Island steamer Kaiulani
arrived Sunday from Kauai and Mil
hau with one pig, 231 bags rice and
% packages suhdries /
Today south bound the Oceanic
steamer Sierra arrived at Page Page
and Tuesday morning the Sonoma
north bound. viii arrive at the same
place. The Sonoma is due here Sep
TENDER 8. ill.,: ..
The Union Oil steamer Santa Maria
left early this morning for Hilo where
she will finish discharging her cargo
CT oil. II is not known as yet whether
she will return to San francisco IN
ballast or load moiasses. ..... H.
A collision is reported from the
Panama Canal in which the Arborean,
one of the two new Americana Hawai-
ian lumber steamers, eollided with the
steamer Elm Branch. The latter suf-
fefed the more.
With 1892 bags of sugar. this being
the last shipment this season from
IIonokaa, the Inter-Island steamer Fla.
n,akua arrived Sunday from Hawaii
ports. inward she passed the Matsoh
rover schooner Annie Johnson bound
TO-. San Francisco with sugar from
nahukona
Tuesday noon the Matscn steamer
Lufline saiis for San Francisco from |
Pier 10, taking a full passenger list i
End cargo. The principal items OF !
freight will be 5940 tons of sugar, 1870 |
tons of molasses, $500 lunches |
bananas, $4,000 cases of canned pines i
and general merchandise, total OF
5000 tons, nearly as large as that |
which she brought down.
From Maui and Molekai the Inter
Island steamer Mikahala arrived here
Sunday with IS cabin and 15 deck pas
seigefs. Freight ON beard was 927
baes sugar, 200 bags corn, 80 bags
salt, 81 bales hides, Is cases honey, II |
crates chickens, IS hogs. II head cat
lie, I6 sheep, 20 calves and 1o2 pack.
eges sundries.
The Inter-Island steamer Kinau ar
rived Sunday morning from Kauai /
with 81 cabin and 81 deck passen-
gers. Cargo consisted of zoe bags pia,
81 bags faro, IS bags rice, 10 cases
pears, three automobiles; one horse
and 100 packages of stindries. She
reported moderate seas and a fair
wind both ways.
z The Matson steamer Hilonian, with
a full cargo and many passengers.
among the latter being about 80
school teachers, who we're not able TO
secure passage on the regular liners.
sailed from San Francisco Saturday
for Honolulu. The Hilonian seldom
carries that number Of passengers and
ii is entirely due to the Kindness OF
Capt. Matson, who placed the steamer
at the disposal of the teachers, who
otherwise would not have been able
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