Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-04-22
HARBOR NOTES

OF the InterIsland drydock YESTERDAY
afternoon.
The T. K. K. turbiner Shinyo Mars,
due to steam from this port Friday
afternoon, will take the next mail Tor
the Orient
The postoffice despatched 81 sacks
OF mail to San Francisco by the
American steamer City Of Puebla yes
tefday afternoon.
Cattle were to be loaded aboard the
InIerIsIand steamer Mailele at Mahu-
kona, Hawaii, this morning, the Maui
ma Kea reports
The British steamer Kestrel has not
yet LETT Tanning Island for Honolulu,
the local agents, Fred L. Waldron,
Ltd, reported today.
s. The Americans Hawaiian steamer
Mexican will steam tomorrow for San
francisco. from Hilo. according to the
Mauna Kea's trip report.
Levers & Cooke received 971,0Gt
feet Of lumber yesterday by the
schooner Alice Cooke, Capt w. Il
Burmeister, from Port Gamble
Z An option has been given 70 a
Japanese firm by the Pacific Coast
Steamship Company to buy its steam
er City of Puebla. here yesterday
The shoshoyo, Toxic shipping
firm. is preparing to place at least
tour ships in the freight service De
tween the Far last and North Pacific
ports.
The American Hawaiian steamer
Texan is due to arrive May 1 from
San Francisco with 1888 tons Of New
York cargo brought via Magellan by
the Fioridan.
At 5 o'clock tomorrow afternoon the
American Hawaiian steamer Georgian
will steam from this port for San
Francisco, via Port Allen. Kaanapalis
Kahalti and Hilo.
Steamingl at noon Tuesday from
Pier 10, the Matson steamer Manoa
will take the next mail to San Fran
cisco, mails closing at 1890 Tuesday
morning at the postofffce.
: Seven passengers, 5000 bags of Ii
hue sugar, and q COW, arrived on the
Inter Island steamer Kinau from Kau-
al today. Purser Henry Kaipo reports
5000 bags of sugar awaiting shipment
at Ahukini.
The Oceanic liner Sierra is due to
reach Page Page Monday, en- route to
Sydney, and her sister4ship, the Ven
turas is scheduled TO arrive at the Sa-
moas port Tuesday, bound for Homo
lulu. She is due here May 2.
Next mail from San Francisco will
arrive Tuesday morning on the Mat
son liner Matsonia Another mail
from the coast will come Friday morn
ing on the T. K. K. steamer Shinyc,
Maru. 80
The oil ship Marion Chileott
brought $1,000 barrels of oil yesterday
from San Francisco, not Gaviota, for
the Associated. Capt c. o. Anderson
reported l31Ssday passage, with fine
weather.
A cargo of flour for England will
be loaded at the Sperry Flour Mills
by the bark British Yeoman, now at
San Francisco. She was saved from
wreck at Port Allen, January 16, hy
hn lfoh u 4
the U. S. navy tug Navajo.
Five thousand bags OF sugar arrived
on the lnter-Island steamer w. G. Hall /
from Waimea, Hawaii, this morning. |
There were $500 sacks of waimea, and
200 of Kekaha ~ Waimea is cleaned
out, but 1900 bags are left in Kekahas
warehouse for shipment.
Falling IL feet into the hold of the
American Hawaiian steamer Geor-
gian, Second Officer F. W. Davis of
the big freighter yesterday dislocated
his right shoulder and broke his collar
lone. He is at the Queens Hospitaf7
in the marine hospital ward.
Command of the Grace steamer
Santa Cruz has been taken by Capt |
A. w. Nelson, former master of the |
Pacific Mail liner Korea Capt. Mel
son was slated to command one of
the Pacific Mails three recently pur-
chased Dutch foreign-built steamers
The fishing sampan Dixie MarlI,
owned by Harold L. Morris, left To-
day for Lahaina on her last fishing
cruise under her present owenrship.
Jack Kailianu took the sampan over
Morris and H. T. Carter of Boston are
leaving on the Mauna Kea this after
noon for Maui. Morris and his family
also Mr.. and Mrs. James F. Brown II, |
will leave on the Matsonia May for
the mainland.
The Philippine steamer Governor
Forbes, due here soon from Manila !
for bunker coal, was formerly the Ger
man steamer Admiral Won Tirpitz She |
is of 2007 tons gross, 1899 net, 261.1 |
feet long AZ broad 10 dean ond wac