Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-11
HARBOR NOTES

Inc Hanamd canal steamers AnCOn
and Cristobal are to be added to the
U. s. army transport service. '.:..
Due any time from Panama is the
Japanese steamer Tenryu Maru, for
bunkers. She is from New York for
Japan. ~: = D.. r..
A cable received by the Inter-Island
says the Japanese steamer Kioto left
Balboa today, and will call here for
bunkers. -. r
Expected to arrive from Muroran
any time is the Japanese steamer Tsu.
rugisan Maru, with cargo Of coal for
the Inter-Island. LEI
Due daily from Manila is the Phil.
ippine steamer Governor Forbes,
which has 102 Filipino plantation la.
borers for Honolulu.
Cleaning and oyerhauling the K-4
is net expected to be completed before
the end of this week She is in the
Inter-Island drydock.
The British schooner David Evans
sailed yesterday afternoon for Puget
Sound. She called here for provis-
ions, from Melbourne.
At noon today the T. K. X. charter.
ed steamer Kwanto Maru steamed for
San Francisco. She arrived from Yo-
kohama with cargo for this port.
Collector of Customs Malcolm A.
Franklin is in Hilo today, having left
yesterday on the Mauna Kea. He ex.
poets to return Saturday morning.
At noon today the T. K. X charter
ed steamer Kwanto Maru steamed for
San Francisco. She arrived yesterday
from Yokohama with cargo for this
port.
A cable to G. Brewer & Company's
shipping department says the Japan
ese steamer Wakasa ,Maru steamed
from Balboa yesterday for Honolulu
and Japan. She is calling here for
500 tons of bunker coal.
The Oceanic liner Sierra left Sgd.
ney yesterday, advices to Brewer &
Company's shipping department say.
She is due to arrive here the morning
of May %, to steam the same after.
noon at 5 o'clock for San Francisco.
A letter received here from DR.. C.
VI. Fauntleroy, formerly passed assist
ant surgeon in the public health SER
vice at this port, and now stationed
at Hongkong, says hotels in that city
are oyercrowded with guests, passen.
gers Of the wrecked Chiyo Maru.
RADIO advices received by the ship
ping department of Castle & Cooke |
state that the Matson steamer Manoa,
due Tuesday morning from San Fran |
cisco, has S146 tons of cargo on board. |
or this big amount 6773 are for Ho- |
nolulu, 1895 for Kahului. 457 for Port !
Allen and 81 for Kaanapali.
The commissioner of lighthouses an
nounces that gas, whistling and sub.
marine bell buoy was established off !
Capt st! Elias Reef, Alaska, yester- |
day. 1t is located about one and three
quarter miles 236 degrees from South
east Rock. The light is flashing |
white every three seconds, flash 0.S
seconds duration.
Next mail for San Francisco will go |
IN the T. X. K liner Persia Maru, ex-
pected Friday or Saturday from the |
Orient, to steam some time Saturday |
ior the coast No radio was received
this morning by Castle & Cookies ship
ping department from the steamer,
which LETT Yokohama May 3, accord.
ng to the Merchants Exchange. She
was scheduled to leave there May 2. |
The postoffice despatched Sc sacks
IF mail to San Francisco by the China
Mail liner China, which steamed for !
The coast at o'clock last night, two
lours later than her scheduled time
Of departure. Delay in getting her
freight from this port aboard held her
lack. The China took out 100 IONS.
mostly canned pines. Seven cabin