Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-26
Shipping News

HARBOR NOTES
The Matson steamer MIHoa is due
10 arrive az San Francisco tomorrow.
Tomorrow mai! will arrive in the
American-EJawaiian steamer Texan
from San Francisco She is bringing
Al bags.
The next mail for San Francisco
will go in the Matson steamer MftsO-
MIA Wednesday. She sails at ~ a.
m from Pier Is. ,
James W. Robertson, superintendent
Of the shipping and freight department
Of G. Brewer & Co. who has been I'll
for The past week, returned TO work
today.
The IBteT-Island excursion steamer
Kilauea 10 Kahului will leave Monday
night, July 3, at 10 O'Clock instead of
! 10 O'Clock in the morning as formerly
announced.
With "a cabin passengers the Inter
| Island steamer Claudine arrived here
Saturday night from Maui. Her cargo
consisted of 1853 bags Of potatoes and
I25 packages of sundries.
The Oceanic steamer Sierra, bound
| to Sydney, arrived at Page Page to-
day. The Sonoma from Sydney bound
to Honolulu will arrive at Page Page
| tomorrow. She is due here July 4.
Collector Of Customs Malcolm A.
Franklin sailed today on the Inter
Island steamer Maui for Kauai, where
he is going on tour of inspection He
will return Wednesday on the Maui
With $500 bags of Hamakua sugar,
40 bags corn, Is head of cattle and
IS packages Of sundries the Inter-Is.
land steamer Hamakua arrived here
yesterday morning from Hamakua
| ports.
The Japanese steamer Seattle Maru
will arrive this afternoon from Japan
with large consignment of freight
| for Honolulu. She will dock at 8
o'clock at Pier and leave tomorrow
morning for San Francisco.
With 5000 tons of coal for the In
teTIsland, the japanese steamer Ujina
Maru, Capt. 8. Koraka, arrived here
yesterday morning Is days from Mu-
Koran. From here she viii go to the;
Indian ocean to Load phosphate for
Japan.
The Kinau reported the following
sugar waiting shipment on the island
of Kauai: Kekaha $3.50 bags, Wal
mea 5000, Gay & Robinson 1864, Ha-
waiian Sugar Co., 1885, McBryde
14.o22, Koloa 1909, Lihue 1000, Kin
auea 1000.
The Inter-Island steamer Kinau from
Kauai arrived here yesterday morning
with Is cabin passengers. Her cargo
included $3.50 bags Of N. sugar, 800
bags of K sugar, $50 bags Of taro, Is
of molasses bran, ISL bales of wool
and general freight.
The Inter-Island steamer James Ma
kee, owned by Eben Low, will soon
! have installed in her a Bolinger hea-
| Vy-oil engine. This is the first Inter
Island steamer to have this make of
engine installed and it is expected
that If the engine proves satisfactory
other boats may also be equipped with
them. &C., ......~.. .-.. ..-,
The Inter.Island steamer MikahaIa
from Maui, Molokai and Lanai ar
rived here last night with IL cabin and
13 deck passengers. Her freight con-
sisted of so cases honey, 2f71 bags of
sugar, % bundles hides, IA bags dress
ed beef, IL crates chickens, 13 pigs,
/ 20 lamSs, 279 sheep and 12O packages
sundries.
With cars. locomotives and barb
wire as part Of her general cargo OF
10000 tons, the British steamer Fury.
AIDES of the Blue Funnel line arrived
here late Saturday afternoon for $50
tons of bunker coal and left for Vladi-
vostok and Yokohama early yesterday
morning. Capt J. c. Alexander rs
master. The EuryadesAknown as the
Indra. formerly belonged to the Indra
line. She sailed from New York May
"a and Balboa June 6. making the Voy-
age from the canal in IS days, about
"a hours shorter than the average
voyage. She is 430 feet long, "a feet
beam, 80 feet depth and has a gross
tonnage of SIP.