Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-11-23
SHIPPING 6WATERFRONTN Ety
HARBOR notes

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Yesterday the Gil ship Fails Of Clyde
arrived at San Francisco from Kama.
pan. which she sailed from October "a
Bound here from Grays Harbor and
San Francisco is the steamer Shasta
She put in at San Francisco for fuel
oil SATURDAY..
Late yesterday the American steam
er AlyaIado, here in the morning from
the Orient for fuel oil, steamed for
San Francisco.
The levers & Cooke lumber schoon-
or Alice Cooke sailed at II a. m.
today for the Sound 10 load another
cargo sor this port
Expected here any time from
Chilean nitrate ports with cargo for
the Hawaiian Fertilizer Company is
the ship John Ena. from Caleta Colosa
October H.
The local inspectors of hulls and
boilers will leave tomorrow on the
lnterlsland steamer Mama I.oa for
Kahul'li, where they viii inspect the
tug Leslie Baldwin.
j. ]. Arcia. weigher at the custom
house. is back on the job, having re.
turned yesterday on the Shinyu Maru
from Japan, where he managed the st
Louis baseball teams tour
The Oceanic steamer Sierra, due
Tuesday morning from Sydney and
Pago-Pago, will dock at Pier 6. the
berth Of Oceanic up boats until the
new Pier 10 is ready for use.
Next mail for San Francisco will be
despatched by the postoffice in the
Sierra, due To steam at 6 p. m. Tues
day Mails close at the postoffice an
hour and half before steaming time.
Eight gangs Of stevedores were en-.
ployed by McCabe. Hamilton & Rem
ny discharging the T. X. X. liner Shin.
yo Maru yesterday and last night A
total Of 240 men were given work, in
GLIDING Hawaiians, Japanese and Fill
pinOs.
Repairs to the Matson steamer Lur-
line are being rushed night and day
at the Union IRON Works, San Fran
cisco, in order that she may resume
her schedule next month, leaving San
Francisco again for Honolulu Deem
Der 5.
Monday the Inter-Tsland steamer
Claudine will resume her old run to
Maui ports, now taken by the Mauna
Loa. The Claudine is on the dock this
week, having her hull cleaned and
painted. She has undergone extensive
repairs and interior alterations.
Next mail from San Francisco will
arrive Monday Afternoon on the Pacific
Mail liner Ecuador. The Kiyo Maru,
due Saturday morning, will probably
not bring mail as she is Today boat
and left the coast the same day as
the Wilhelmina, which arrived here
Tuesday afternoon.
A wireless caught by the Shinyo |
Maru in midocean during the voyage |
here from Yokohama said net profits |
Of the Nippon Yusen Kaisha for 1916 |
have amounted to 17,249.00 yen, about |
81, 624, 500 gold. The message said the |
company has paid dividends Of % per
cent to stockholders.
DR.. e. L. Wemple, the busy sur
geon Of the Shinyo Maru, which left
at y this morning for San Fran
cisco, will take vacation on reach
ing the mainland. He will stay ashore
for one voyage, resting after his vac
of 1924 people on the Shinyo
this voyage because Of the smallpox
case in the steerage.
Cholera in the orient is decreasing |
rapidly, but smallpox is reported in
China, according to news reaching
here yesterday on the T. X, X. liner
Shinoy Maru. Hongkong reported nine
cases of smallpox, with eight deaths,
for the two weeks ending October %.
Kobe reports no new cases of cholera
and one death for the two weeks end
ing November 5. At Yokohama there
were IL new cases and IA deaths from
cholera for the two weeks ending No
5.