Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-03-15
HARB0R NOTES

The Matsonia arrived at San Fran.
cisco yesterday. She left Honolulu
March s. ...- ...s. .. q
Arrival at Seattle yesterday of the
u. S. army transport Dix, from Homo
lulu March 4, is reported. ...@
Due the fore part of next week from
Muroran with coal for the InterIsland
is the Japanese steamer Hokkai Maru.
A cargo Of lumber for. Allen &
Robinson is coming In the schooner
Mary E. Foster, from Port Gamble
yesterday. . -. - .,.. r..@ -
Next mail for Japan will go in the
T. K. K. liner Persia Maru, due here
March % from San Francisco. to sail
the same afternoon for the Orient,
Next mail from San Francisco win
arrive in the Matson steamer Manoa,
due Tuesday morning. The China is
due to arrive Monday, but will prob
ably be several days late, -
Next mail from the Orient will come
in the T. K X. liner. Nippon Maru.
She is scheduled to arrive Tuesday,
but private adyices say she is four
days late, which, if true, will bring
her here March. 20.
A seyen-pound daughter was born to
Capt. and Mrs. H. r. Patterson Febrp-
airy q at Allentown, PENNSYLVANIA.
Capt. Patterson is In the American
Hawaiian service. He was formerly
master of the Arizonan.
Due from Victoria and Vancouver a
week from today is the Canadian-Aus-
tralasian liner Niagara, which is
scheduled to sail the afternoon of the
same day for Suva, Auckland, and.
Sydney, taking passengers, mail and
some freight from this port.
At IL o'clock tomorrow night the
Hill liner Great Northern viii take
the next mail. to San Francisco, mails
closing at 9 that evening at the post
Office. The Oceanic liner Sierra, sail
ing Tuesday afternoon, will take out
the next coast mail after the Hill
boat. "a
Two more Japanese ships, the va
mashiro and. the Tanba Maru, have
been stopped and searched by Brit
ish auxiliary cruiser supposedly the
Laurentic, the same. ship which de-
tanned the China Mail liner China and
took on SO Germans and Austrians
on February Is. Cables to the Nfppu
Jill bring word of the two, latest hold
ups. 8
Any stowaways found on the Great
Northern after she sails from here at
IL o'clock Thursday night, win be-
to the laws fullest extent,
Fred L. Waldron, Ltd, the lines local
agents, have announced. A stowaway.
from San Francisco to San Pedro on
the outward voyage was sentenced in
the latter port to six months impris-.
onment. \ !
Scheduled to arrive here April 20,9
the Georgian, of the Americana Hawaii
an fleet, will be the last ship of this.
line to call here from Puget Sound un-
til the Panama Canal. is reopened.
The Floridan, the big new boat, last
ship of the line to sail from New York
via Magellan, will not call here, but.
her Honolulu cargo will be trans
shipped at San Francisco, in the Tex
an or Mexican, the first part Of May
Repairs to the extent of $4,000. will
be made to the custom house. They
include concrete floor in the tea
warehouse, a shower bath outfit for
the inspectors, repairs to flag poles,
repairs to the roof of the marine hos
pital building, and painting this strue'
ture. Bids on the custom house work
have been advertised for, and will be
opened at 2 o'clock the afternoon of
March "a. The marine hospital bids
will be opened later. H..
Helena Walker, F. w. Scholz, Mrs. F.