Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-12-29

HARBOR notes

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Thursday afternoon the Associated
1 Oil shin Marion Chilcott~ sailed for
+ San Francisco. - -. -. *..~...
The motor ship City OF Portland is
Z expected To leave Newcastle any day
now with 1000 tons of coal for Homo
lulu. ~: ....-.. .~ ~.
+ Bringing lumber Tor Levers &
/ Cooke .he three -Inasted schooner Allen
A arrived this morning from Fort
/ Bragg. "...... -:
Next mail for San Francisco leaves
+ Tuesday morning in the T X K
( liner Siberia Msru, due Monday after.
( noon from Yokohama. j.. 49, -.
! At o'clock Thursday night the
: Oceanic liner Sierra bound for Pago-
| Page and Sydney. was 1914 miles from
Honolulu, the Federal wireless re-
| ports s...." - ..
Expected to arrive Monday after
noon from Yokohama with 100 tons
of cargo and 234 Asiatics for Honolulu.
is the T. K X liner Siberia Maru,
from Yokohama December %, last Sat
urday ........ /.
The Inter-Island steamer Mauna Loa
reports a sugar list Of 100 bags al
Honuapo After shipment there were
left in warehouses there only 626 bags,
according to Purser Henry K. Shell
don'S trip report .. .:.-
The Matson steamer Manoa left at
O'Clock Thursday night for Kahului,
taking eight passengers. She will re-
turn to this port Monday morning ana
steam at noon Tuesday for San Fran
cisco from Pier 10. T." -. b.. =. ...=
Next week the Inter-Island steamers
Mikaha!a and Likelike, whose runs
have been interchanged for the last
two weeks, will resume their i old
routes, the former to Molokai and
Lanai ports and the latter to wind
ward Kauai. 49, ...-... -. r..
Because Monday, New Years Day, is
holiday the Inter-Is!and announces it
will not receive any freight other than
baggage, one hour before sailing. The
Claudine and Maui will leave at
p. m. Monday as usual and will load
tomorrow, December 30. .....
Capt. William R. Foster, the harbor-
master, returned to work today and
reports that he is feeling better, hav-
ing almost completely recovered from
the attack of threatened pneumonia
which kept him in bed during most
of his vacation in San Francisco.
Next mail from San Francisco will
arrive at noon Saturday in the T. X.
K. intermediate liner Persia Maru,
which~has three days accumulation
The China Mail liner. China, which
left the coast December %, three hours
after the Persia, brought II bags this
afternoon. -. :. -. 49,. ~
At o'clock Thursday afternoon the
Matson freighter Hilonian left Kahu-
lui for San Francisco with a full cargo,
say radio advices to Castle & Cooke,
the local Matson agency. She took
1887 tons. of sugar, 1858 cases of
canned pines and considerable plum
der" as miscellaneous freight is
known among shipping men.
Shortly after o'clock this morning
the British freighter Derwent River
resumed her voyage to Vladivostok
with nitrate from Antofagasta. Her
master, Capt. Joseph Felkins, is new
skipper. He was formerly chief Off
Ger, being promoted to master when
the Derwents old skipper, Capt. sgd
enham, was called to London from
Antofagasta by the serious illness of
his wife. .-.'..:..>
Cable advices received by. the ship
ping department of c. Brewer & Co.,
Ltd, the Oceanic agency here, says
The Oceanic liner Sonoma left Sydney
Wednesday, December 81, Tuesday
Honolulu time. She left with $50 tons
Of cargo space available, but much of
it may. be taken at Pago-Pago. The
local agency will be advised by wire
less how much space is left after the
Sonoma leaves Page" There is no
room for bananas. - -,
Bringing SO cabin and A. deck pas
sengers, the lnter-ISland steamer
Mauna Loa arrived from Maui and Ha
wall ports Her inward freight was
heavy, the principal items consisting
OF 64O0 bags of Diamond H sugar. 900
bags of kona coffee, 80 punches of
bananas, 100 cases of honey, 40 boxes
of oranges, 290 pieces of koa lumber,
% loose pigs. so crates of chickens,
10 crates. of pigs, 16 quarters of beef
and 1876 sundries. Light, smooth seas
and rain squalls crossing the channel
were reported for the inward trip.
SECOND NITRATE BOAT
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