Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-07-25
HARBOR Notes

L a Z. = : II .
The steamer Meimore, formerly
used in the island trade. has been
sold to the Peruvian government for
$4,000.
The next rail for San Francisco
goes Wednesday morning on the Mat
son steamer Matsonia sailing at 10
o'clock from Pier Is.
The next mail from San Francisco
will arrive Wednesday morning on the
Matson steamer Lurline. She will
dock at Pier 10 about 1880 a. m.
The Japanese steamer Unkai Maru
with 1000 tons of coal for the Inter
Island left Muroran July 20 and is
expected to arrive here about August
10.
The Americana steamer
Texan, Captain Carlisle, left San Fran
cisco for Honolulu Monday morning
at s o'clock. She arrived there July
IA.
The American steamer Santa Rita
with 1000 tons of nitrate for the Ho-
nolulu Fertilizer Company is due here
august 2. She left San Pedro, Cal,
last Sunday. July 20.
The InterIsland steamer Helene re-
turned from Hawaii ports today with
IS head Of cattle. Outward she re-
ported strong head winds and choppy
sea and inward light winds and
smooth sea.
The u. 8. army transport Bnford en-
route 10 Honolulu from the Philip
pines viii not go to San Francisco,
but win sail direct from here to New
York via the canal, according to adj
vices from San francisco.
&C. H. Atherton's new sailing skiff
was finished today at the McCabe,.
Hamilton & Renney's yard and will
be launched this afternoon. She, has
been named the Queen Kahala is 20
feet over all and a beautiful craft in
every way. The builder was Paul
Moldenhauer.
The Mauna Kea reports the follow
ing sugar awaiting shipment on the
island of Hawaii: Olaa 5000 bags,
Wainaku 1900, Onomea 11,42S, Pepee-
lzeo 10,700. Hakalau 17.78S, Laupahoe-
hoe 1886. Kaiwfki 1890, Kukaiau
9I15, Hamakua 11,49S, Paauhau 1882,
Honokaa 24,5o0, Honuapo 10000.
The captain of the steamer Salyor
which Is new at the wreck of the
Rear still has hope OF salyaging the
vessel, according TO advices from San
Francisco. The Bear now lies on the
beach and is so far IN that when the
tide is ont she can be reached with.
out the aid OF a boat or 1me.
Work on Pier is progressing rap
idly now that the shipments of cement
are coming more regularly, and 1t is
expected that Il will be finished by
contract time. II will be made en-
tirely of concrete and have every mo-
dern appliance for docking vessels.
The only thing left out was facilities
for docking submarines.
According 10 a statement prepared
at the customs house at New York
the Increase of commerce at the port
Of New York during the fiscal year
ending June 80 amounted to $1,000.
900. The foreign imports totaled
$1,16S,92S, 999 and the exports $2,347,-
929,766. The Increase in customs re-
ceipts amounted TO s4.711.567
The Inter.Island steamer Mauna
Kea from Hilo and Lahaina arrived
here this morning with IS cabin and
81 deck passengers. Her cargo con.
sisted Of two crates poultry. five auto
mobiles. 10 bundles vegetables, 43
bundles flooring. Is bundles hides, 207
pieces ohia lumber. 10 cord wood. 500
sofs Eyes, GraHalased EyeHas. Eye.
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