Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-09-15
SHIPPING 6WAT[RfRONTNE News.
HARBOR notes

! AT % " dLIGTuOOU the
U. s. army transport Sherman steam
ed from Pier Is for Guam and Ma
Mia. IT,. .....,"...
/ Only one mail will come from San
Francisco next week. IL will arrive
| on the Matson steamer Luriine Tues.
day morning. :..-
Arrival at Kahului Thursday of the
schooner A. +. Coats is reported She
! brought lumber and was 80 days out
from Port Townsend .~
| Captain j. r. Maeaulay, territorial
pilot, has returned from Hama, Maui,
where no supervised installation of
moorfngs at that port
Monday the schooner Sophie Chris
Jensen sailed from Antofagasta for
! Honolulu with nitrate cargo for the
Hawaiian Fertilizer Company.
Next mali from San Francisco will
arrive In the T. X X steamer Nippon
Maru, due off port at $50 this after
noon TO dock about $3.50 at Pier Z. 4
Sugar reported on hand by the Maui
ma Loa Is: Punaluu 6s76 bags, Honu-
apo $3.50, left at warehouses after
shipment. 4476 bags OF Punaluu
III - .
The InterIsland steamer w. @. Hall
brought 1900 bags OF Makee sugar to-
day from Kealia, Kauai. She will now
ha iofd nm fudaffotfafry bavfno hsaoN
on the run for three or four weeks |
as relief steamer.
Three small, flat-bottomed skiffs |
and rowboatsl which have been .un-
claimed and are in the way, will be
sold, at auction at Pier z at noon on |
September 90 by Captain William r. |
Foster, the harbormaster
George McCorriston, assistant to
Manager John X. Clarke of Hind,
Rolph & Companys local office, is en-
joying his vacation on Molokai. He
viii return the end OF this month.
At o'clock last night the Oceanic |
steamer Ventura, from this port for /
Australia Wednesday, was 392 miles /
from Honolulu, and doing II miles an
hour, on time.
After taking fuel oil here the Amer
lean steamer Alvarado left Thursday /
for Yokohama, Kobe, Chemulpo and
Shanghai She has 2400 tons of gem
eral cargo and crew of % men.
A. 4
trel left Tanning Island for Honolulu
with 81 tons of copra, says q cable
to the local agents, Fred L. Waldron,
Ltd She is expected to arrive Sun
day.
Canned pines win be loaded here
by the steam schooner Daisy Mathews,
new discharging. The vessel brought
100000 feet of lumber for Levers &
Cooke, and 1905 bundles of shingles
from Astoria.
Bookings for the Oceanic steamer
Sierra, due to leave here September
26 for San Francisco, are reported by
the shipping department of G. Brewer
& Company, local agents, to be to
date about 90 first-cabin and sec
ond-cabin.
McCabe, Hamilton & Kenny had
ESQ of their stevedores working the
Matsonia. They unloaded her 1883
tons of cargn for this port in 50 hours,
by working day and night, so that she
could steam for HiIo at 5 p. m. Thurs
day, on time.
The small boat found ashore at Kali
hala, which was believed to have been
lost from the schooner Salvador, is an
island built boat II belongs to Allen
Herbert and was named sSalvator.
Herbert had the boat at his summer |
home and il broke away from its
nioorings, going ashore later.
The San Francisco Examiner of An.
gust "a says the Hawaiian Fertilizer
Company has chartered four vessels
TO carry nitrates to Honolulu from
the west coast. They are the sehoon-
er Sophie Christensen, the schooner
William Olson and the ships A. j.
Puller and Charles z. Moody. II
i bIlHSluB l0,O0O UdITciS vi ldCi Ohs =
200 barrels and $50 drums of gasoline,
also 100 barrels of distillate, the oil :
ship Marion Chilcott, Capt. C. o. An
derson. arrived from San Francisco
late Thursday afternoon. after a voy.
age OF "a days. She is unloading to-
day and is expected to leave for San
Francisco tomorrow.
The Japanese steamer Kongosan
Aiaru is expected to have her coal
cargo for the Inter-Island discharged
BY Monday noon She will then /.
steam for africa, Chilean port to
DAD nitrates Twenty-seyen steve
iores are working her. They dis
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