Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-03
SHIPPING 6NKTERfRONT News
HARBOR Notes

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Expected daily from Chile with nj
trates Is the steamer Cuzco. 49,.
! The postoffice despatched Il bags
or mail to San Francisco by the Mat
sonia this morning. -.
! Levers & Cookies schooner Re
/ peat is expected TO arrive any day
with lumber from the northwest.
Next mail from San Francisco will
arrive Monday morning on the Ocean
lie liner Ventura. ~ r.
Four japanese sailors are in the
crew OF the Argentine training ship
Presidente Sarmiento. =
The postoffice despatched 242 sacks
of mail to San Francisco by the So
noma yesterday afternoon. ,.
| Arrival at San Francisco yesterday
of the steam schooner Wilmington,
with sugar from Hilo, is reported
Another mail from San Francisco,
after the Ventura Monday, will arrive
! Tuesday morning on the Matson liner
Wilhelmina.
The transport Buford docks this af-
| ternoon from Panama at Pier s. The
i d,,n Mnndoxy fVaor Monfia =
will dock at the same place.
A new Ford light delivery car was
put to work today by the U. s. Marine
Corps local headquarters. The car
arrived on the Lurline yesterday.
Capt F. E. Ferris, the new master
of the Tanning Island steamer Kes-
trel. is former port captain Of the
Union Oil Company at San Francisco.
While sliding down the wire at Hal
kaiau, ]. Mcclure, purser of the In.
ter-Island steamer Maui, had his ankle
injured. He is in the Queens hos
pital
Due off port at 8 O'Clock this after
noon with a cargo OF oil, gasoline
and distillate for the Standards local
plant, is the Standard Oil steamer
Atlas, from San Francisco.
The XII and KS, of the third sub
marine division. are in port today,
having arrived last evening from their
Pearl Harbor base They are here
for cleaning and painting in drydock.
Steaming from this port at o'clock
yesterday afternoon, the Oceanic liner
Sonoma took from Honolulu for San
Francisco SO first-cabin, % second and
Is steerage. She took about 600 tons
of freight.
Considerable sickness among en-
ployes of the customs service is re-
ported. There are four. men off duty
from the custom house proper, On
account of illness, and one inspector
is i'll.
Expected tomorrow from the Orient
is the T. K X. chartered steamer
Kwanto Maru, with freight from Jap
an. She has no wireless, so the eX-
act time of her arrival cannot be an
nounced.
Work of moving army supplies of
all kinds, from the present quarter
masters depot on Hotel street, to
the new location formerly used as q
naval storehouse, on Allen street, is
in progress today.
After two days delay due to her
crew striking for higher wages, the
old Pacific Mailer Mongolia left New
York April IL, the mems demands hav-
ing been granted by the Atlantic
Transport Company, owners.
At 5 o'clock this afternoon the
American Hawaiian steamer Texan is
due to steam from this port for kaa-
napali. Kahului and Hilo, to load IA
600 tons of sugar for San Francisco.
She has loaded $500 tons here.
The. N. Y. K. steamer Sanuki Maru
is expected Saturday from Panama,
for bunkers. C. Brewer & Company
are agents They expect the Philip
pine steamer Governor FORBES 10 ar
rive from Manila and Nagasah Mon
day. -..- .a.-|...
Can't. William r. Foster, the harbor-
master, yesterday moved the Morse
bark Glenshee to the Hackfield wharf,
where she began taxing ballast. Her
cargo of rock phosphate is expected
to be discharged by the close of this
week
A letter received by Collector OF
Customs Malcolm A. Franklin, from
the department of commerce, asks
him to request masters and owners
OF American seagoing merchant yes
sells to show their national colors in
the presence of men-of-war.
If the u. S. army transport Sher-
n AaEN