Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-09-14

HARbOR Notes
The Oceanic steamer Ventura LETT
for Fago Page and Sydney at O'Clock
! Wednesday afternoon.
Wednesday the Oceanic steamer ST.
era left Sydney for Page Page, Ho-
nolulu and San Francisco
Next mail frcm san Francisco will
arrive Saturday morning ON the T. X.
X, steamer Nippon Maru. -. s.
The Matson steamer Hilonian left
| Mahukona Wednesday for San Fran
| CiCca, taking $500 tons of sugar -.
Next mail for San Francisco direct
Will leave Wednesday morning at 10
O'clock on the Matsonia from Pier 10.
| Late Thursday, the steam schooner
| Daisy Putnam left here for San Fran
cisco, taking 10000 cases of canned
pines. r..
At o'clock this afternoon the Mat
son steamer Matsonia will steam from
Pier 19 for Hilo, taking passengers
and mail.
Arrival at Philadelphia September
of the Z. S. transport Buford is
reported. She left Manila July Il and
steamed from Honolulu, August for
Balboa hi
Taking 1000 barrels of fuel oil today
is the American steamer Alyarado
from San Francisco for the Orient.
She put in here last night. The steam
or has 3400 tons of general cargo.
After more than a century Of life.
the u. S. S. Franklin, a steam screw
frigate, has been purchased for S17,-
600 and will be destroyed for the cop
per and other metal in her null.
The Inter-Island steamer Likelike
arrived today from Kauai ports with
no passengers. Inward freight was
200 bags Of rice paddy and 239 sacks
of rice. .....-.-.
The U. S. lighthouse tender Colum-
bine got up steam Tuesday and is to-
day looking after some buoys in the
harbor. Her next trip will be to Ha-
wall, Maui and Molokai on construc-
ton work, mostly repairs to light
houses, .-.:.. -.
In order that the l0-year-old daugh-
ter of H. S. Bowen, New York million.
aire, might ride her pet pony, Lady
Wild, while she was in the islands, the
pony was shipped here from New
York. it returned to the mainland on
the last Lurlinc, bound back to New
York
Bringing 43 cabin and SO deck pas
sengers from Maui, the Inter-Island
steamer Claudine arrived this morn
ing. Her inward freight included SO
head CT cattle. s calves, 81 hogs, 1873
cases of tin plate, one horse, 40 bags
of taro, 10 of corn, of potatoes, 10 of
cane seed. 8 barrels of wine, 81 bund-
les of hides, crates Of chickens and
25S packages of sundries.
Shipping men arriving here We'd
-nesday say Capt. Adrian Feeder, for
mer commander of the Pacific Mail
liner Siberia. is now master of the
Manehuria, running from New York
to England in freight service. First
Mate Thomas Blau, who was mate of
the Siberia when she was on the
transpacific run, is now first officer of
the Mongolia under Capt Emory Rice
on the Atlantic run. ">.a= s.
The Inter-Isiand steamer .Kilauea
viii take the Mauna Kea's run to Hilo
and way ports Saturday evening at
O'Clock. The Mauna Kea, on her re-
turn from Hilo Saturday morning, will
go on drydock for overhauling, resum-
ing the Hilo run next Wednesday |
morning at 10 o'clock. when the Ho.
nolulu delegation will leave for the |
big Hilo civic convention. The Kilau-I
ca will take the Mama Loa's run toI
Maui and Hawaii PORTS next Tuesday. |
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At 2 o'clock this afternoon the Com
mercial Pacific Cable Company's |
schooner Flaurence Ward, Capt. /
George Fl. Piltz. sailed from Pier II |
for Midway Island direct. taking coal !
and provisions amounting TO so tons.
she took Georse Scott, going to re.
lierH IN operator named Fem. who /
will return on the schooner after three
months at the Midway cable station |
Scott is acting as freight clerk for the
voyage. WITH good weather the
schooner stculj reach aiSEE-a55- Il Il . |
or 10 days.