Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-09-11
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HARBOR notes

HAk6UR NUlE0
Saturday the steamer Falcon, from
Honolulu August so, arrived at San
Francisco,
The lHtcr.Island steamer Mauna Kea
will leave for Hilo at p. m Satur.
day instead of O'Clock. ..,.
Among arrivals at San Francisco
Sunday vas the Union Oil tanker
Santa Maria, from Hilo August Is.
Arrival OF the schooner Mary F..
Foster. from this port August rs, at
Pert Townsend Saturday. is reported.
Arrival AT Port Townsend Sunday
of the barkentine Mary Wink!eman.
from Kahului August IL. is reported.
Tie bark Star OF Holland sailed for
Seattle Sunday morning, taking 21lS
tons OF canned pines from Honolulu.
Next mail from San Francisco will
arrive tomorrow morning in the Mat
son steamer Matsonia. She has IAN
sacks
The schooner Melrose sailed from
Kahului Sunday morning for Grays
Harbor in ballast, Captain Edwards |
OF the Manoa reports.
Due tomorrow or Wednesday from |
Muroran with $500 tons of coal for
the Inter-Island is the Japanese steam
er Kongosan Maru.
Sunday morning the Inter-Island |
steamer Mfkahala arrived from Maui,
Molokai and Lanai with As cabin and |
a. deck passengers. |
The British steamer Kestrel is ex.
pected TO steam from Tanning Island |
for Honolulu some time this week,
according to Fred l.. Waldron, Ltd,
the local agents.
The American Hawaiian steamer
Floridian left at noon Saturday from
Kaanapali, Maui, taking $500 tons of
island sugar to San Francisco.
That the schooner Melrose is ready
for sea at Kahului is reported by the
steamer Claudine The
schooner has been there since Sep
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Manoa will take the next mail for
San Francisco, leaving from Pier 10.
Mails will close at 1920 a. m. at the
postoffice. -..*." ".:.+ |
Taking $500 tons of island sugar on
her last trip from the islands to the
coast until December, the American
Hawaiian steamer Floridan steamed
from Kaanapali Saturday night for
San Francisco. :J
The KinaIi of the Inter-Island line
brought III cabin passengers from
Kauai ports Sunday morning. Inward
cargo included 300 sheep, 95 bags OF
Laro, "a of rice, % of eoconuts and 81
barrels of honey. =: .-:".
Seventy-fve tons of improved coal
handling machinery for the Inter-Is-
and's Kalihi coaling plant are now
On the dock at San Francisco and
should arrive the latter part of this
month /;
Next mail for Pago-Pago, Samoa,
md Australian ports will leave about
O'Clock Wednesday afternoon on the
Oceanic steamer Ventura, due We'd
iesdRy morning from San Francisco.
Msils close at the postoffIee an hour
before steaming time.
A quarterly dividend Of one and
hree-fourths per cent on preferred !,
stock has been declared by the Pa
life Mail Steamship Company. There
ire 1900 shares of preferred out ,
standing, which at per cent will
mean an annual dividend of $4,000. | J
This morning the Inter-Island steam !
n Helene was floated of drydock and !.
he Kilauea will go on tomorrow for .
,leaning and painting. The Claudine .
viii come on her Maui run next Sun ;
lay for months overhauling and :
Ter run will be taken by the Mauna )
-oa. The Kilanea will 60 on the Ma !
ma Loa's run until the Claudine is
J. K.