Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-07-24
HARROR Notes

nAhDUh NUlEO
The Matson steamer Enterprise ar,
rived at Hilo. Sunday from San Fran
cisco
Large cargoes OF Hcorice are being
received at Pacific coast ports from
Japan.
The American four-masted SCHOONER
Tapr1s made the trip from Waimea TO
Port Angeles in "a days, arriving
there July II.
The schoonefs Kitsap and Robert
Levers have arrived at Port Towns
end from the Islands and viii load
lumber for return trip.
The Japanese steamer Kurohfrhe
Maru from africa is due here about
August % to take bunkers. She has
a cargo Of nitrate for the Orient.
The Pacific Coast. Gompany,s iron
steamer Montasa, now In the Atlantic
coastwise service, has been sold to E.
NJ Rachel Of Rep1ei & Co. Of New
York for $500. 900.
:, The harkentine Makaweli from New
castle with coal passed by here Sun.
day afternoon bound for Port Allen,
where she win discharge her cargo.
She made the voyage In 6S- days.
The steamer Katherine left San
Francisco July s for Kaneohe, where
she will discharge cargo Of lumber
consigned to Libby, McNeili & Libby,
On the return trip she will take pines.
Eben Low and the. Oahu Shipping
Company have moved to the Eva end
Of Pier Is as their old quarters at the
foot of Fort street are about to. be
torn ;loWn to- make room for the new
pier.
The interhed German vessels herr
are having their huils painted. Worl
on the Pommern and Holsatia has d
ready been started and Il is expected
that the others steamers win follow
suit very soon. =.
The ,Inter.Island steamer Kinau ar
rived here Sunday morning from
kauai with SO cabin, and 80 deck pas
sengers. 5000 bags Of Lihue sugar, 300
bags Of rice. 500 sheep and 100 sacks
Of molasses bran, 3.
The Russian consul at Seattle has
announced that goods may Be shipped
to Yakatsk, Siberia, free OF duty and
without restriction and that an active
market awaits the American exporter
In that territory.
With 81 cabin and 20 deck passenss
gers the Inter-Island steamer Claud-,
Inc arrived here Saturday night from
Maui. she brought 100 bags Of po-
tafoes, 95 bags or corn, is bags of on
ions and two automobiles.
The Kinau reports the following
sugar waiting shipment on, the island
OF Kauai: Kekaha 5000 bags. Gay &
Robinson 5000, Hawaiian 36,523, Nc
Bryde 1857, Koloa 1853. Kilauea
$500. Makee $4,000, Lihue 1000.
The Inter-Island steamer Mikahala
from Maui and Molokai arrived here
Sunday morning with 10 cabin and 81
deck passengers. Her, freight consist
ed or 10S bags Of charcoal, 80 bags of
potatoes, Is crates of chickens,
crates or eggs and II hogs.
The .aoofe & Scott shipyard at Oak
land. Cal, viii make over $150.00o on
three vessels which they are building
over the purchase hrice due to the fact
that they will be finished many weeks
before sle time called for In the con-
tract. For every day saved they will
be paid $500 BY the owners,
FreiEnt from SEN francisco and 9TH
lef ports TO South America is in q very
'congested condition, according to w.
r. Grace & Co, who have a large mum
Der Of sreighters running to the south
ern continent. The cargoes for the
lower part of South America consist
principally Of lumber, wheat. flour and
canned salmon.
The Hind,Roiph Company has
three vessels due here from Newcastle
with coal in the next is days. They
are the schooner sKona for Port Allen,
Is DAYS out; the schooner Mahukona
for Honolulu As days out. and the bar.
kentIne James Johnson for Makaweli.
is days out. The schooner Kona. after