Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-01-13
SHIPPING 6NATfRfRONT News
HARBOR NOTES

lHARBOR NOTES
The oiltanker Santa Maria sailed
yesterday from Port San Luis for Ho
nolulu. ..~..-
Sailing yesterday from Grays Har
Dor for Port Allen was the schooner
/ Beulah
| The Matson steamer Manoa arrived
at San Francisco at Z o'clock last
evening. ii.
Arrival at San Francisco yesterday
OF the steam schooner Wilmington,
from here December go, is reported.
The schooner Kitsap. rs days from
Puget Sound, with lumber, entered the
harbor today She arrived off port
late yesterday.
Two mails from the coast arrived to-
day The China brought in 43 bags,
and the U s. army transport Sheri-
dan rs pouches and two cases
Mail for Guam, the Philippines,
Hongkong and connections will leave
at o'clock Saturday afternoon on the
L.. s. army transport Sheridan. which
arrived this morning from San Fran
cisco. >.. .....#
The InterIsland steamer Claudine
arrived from Kahului this morning,
and after landing her passengers
moved to Pier 6 and discharged $50
tons of pineapples into the Great
Northern's hold
New boilers will be installed on the
Hill liner Minnesota without remoy-
ing the steamers 15,000-ton cargo, il
possible, Marine Superintendent C. w.
Wiley of the Great Northern Pacific
announced in San Francisco.
Due off port at daylight tomorrow is
the T. K. K. liner Tenyo Maru, due to
sail for Yokohama at 5 o'clock in the
afternoon, taking mail for all Oriental
ports except the Philippines. The liner
has $50 passengers on board
Due to leave for Hilo at 5 o'clock
this afternoon is the Matson steamer
Lurline. From Hilo the liner will pro-
coed to Kahului, returning here Sun
day morning and sailing for San Fran
cisco Tuesday afternoon at o'clock.
A radio to Castle & Cookies ship
ping department today from the Mat
son offices in San Francisco stated
that the Wilhelmina, which sailed for
Honolulu yesterday, and is due here
Tuesday morning, has 1866 tons of car.
go for this port, and 40S for Hilo.
No passengers will be taken by the
w. G. Hall this afternoon, as the
steamer has cargo of explosives and
combustibles on board Next passen-
ger steamer for Kauai win be the
Maui, sailing Monday afternoon in
place of the Hall, which will be over.
hauled and cleaned.
At .8:45 o'clock last night the Am
erican-Hawaiian steamer Panaman
sailed from this port for Kahului, Kaa-
napali and Hilo, to complete loading
her sugar cargo General Freight
Agent C. p Morse said this morning
she will sail next Wednesday, January
10, for Delaware Breakwater via the
Straits of Magellan.
No passengers were brought by the
Inter-Island steamer Likelike from
Kauai this morning, but her freight
list was fairly heavy, including 1000
bags Of Kilauea sugar. 1877 of rice, 81
OF peanuts and IL packages of sun.
dries. The steamer reported 500 bags
of Kilauea sugar awaiting shipment.
Fair weather and moderate seas were
experienced on the inward trip.
Several passengers on the Great
Northern, which arrived yesterday,
sustained bruises and sprains on the
voyage, owing to the rolling of the
ship. They tried to walk around on
the decks while the storm was at its
height, and several falls resulted.
Three automobiles broke loose from
their fastenings in the hold and were
somewhat damaged by knocking
about.
Bringing 60 cabin and so deck pas
sengers, the Inter-Island steamer
Claudine arrived this morning from
Maui Her freight included 47S7 cases
OF pineapples. II barrels Of wine, nine
barrels of tallow. $500 empty bags, q
sacks of beans, IL crates of chickens,
one crate each of turkeys and pigs,
and 1876 packages of sundries. Purser
]. F. Mackenzie reported light winds
and moderate seas on the inward trip.