Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-20
HARBOR notes

The Kilauea reported the U. S: ten
der Alert and the four K submarines
at Lahaina.
The Inter.1sland steamer Lfkelike
arrived last night from Maui with one
! cabin passenger and no freight
The Oceanic steamer Sonoma Is due
TO leave Sydney TOMORROW and Is
scheduled TO arrive here July 4.
The, Japanese steamer Mandasan
Mafu left Muroran yesterday With
400 tons OF coal for the Inter-Islan0.
The next mail for San Francisco
viii not go until June %, on which
date the Matson steamer Matsonia
sails.
The next mail from San Francisco
O'clock on the Matson steamer Mat
sonia.
The Nurse steamer Belridge left
here yesterday for San Francisco after
discharging $4,000 barrels of fuel oil
at Pearl Harbor for the navy.
A report to the Federal wireless at.
s O'clock this morning stated that the
Oceanic steamer Sierra was ZIG miles.
from Honolulu She is bound for sgd.
ney.
The British steamer Euryades, for.
merly the Indra, and recently sold by
the Indra line to thu Blue Funnel,
has left the canal and is due here
probably next week. ;.,,.s
The new Pacific Mail steamers will
be painted as follows: Apple green
hull with white stripe, deep yellow
blackcapped tunnels with a white
stripe between the yellow and black.
A letter has been received from E.
2. Sweet, acting secretary of COM
merce. at the local collector of Gus.
toms office, stating that it is not
necessary for vessels that call here
for sea stores to pay tonnage taxes.
Sea stores are those commodities con
siirned by the passengers and crew.
The u. s. army transport Thomas.
which left Manila June is and is
scheduled to arrive here July 5, will
probably get here two or three days
sooner as she will try to reach San
Francisco by July in order that
the officers who have been detailed
for, the training camp, which starts
July 10. may arrive in time.
The Matson steamer Matsonia, with |
1000 tons of freight for Honolulu, viii
arrive IN port at 6 p. m. tomorrow, &C.
cording to a radio received this morn
ing at Castle & Cooke. The radio
also said that the Lurline will be one
day late in leaving San Francisco. She
was supposed to depart today but VIII
not get away until 5 y. m. tomorrow
and will arrive here June %, the day
the Matsonia sails for San Francisco,
Advices from Hongkong- state that
the Hengkong government has issued
regulation concerning the compul.
sorry use of mooring buoys. AS the
buoys are controlled by the govern.
ment, vessels entering the harbor
must of necessity use them and when |
there are no available buoys vessels
must receive instructions of the har.
Dor office. The fees for using the
buoys per day are 81 for Glass A, So
for Class B and 50 for Class C. |
The British steamer Eurymachus, |
formerly the Inverclyde, 33 days from
New York, arrived off port last night |
and docked at Pier this morning. !
where she will take on 900 tons of
bunker coal. She is scheduled to
leave for Vladiyostok, Hongkong and |
Singapore at o'clock this afternoon. |
Captain Adcock is master. She made |
the run from the canal in 90 days, |
where. according to Capt. Adcock. |
she was held up for four days because
of small slide The Eurymachus. |
formerly owned by the Indra line and |
recently sold to the Blue Funnel |
Steamship Company. was here before |
on October 5. 1915. She is taking !
1000 tons of general cargo to the ORR |
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