Honolulu star-bulletin., 1916-04-10
SHIPPING 6WATfRfR0EflF News

/ HARBOR NOTES
A big mail, S13 bags, will arrive To-
morrow morning in the Matson
steamer Wilhelmina
Saturday the schooner Meirose,
from the Columbia River March 13,
arrived at Kahului, bringing lumber
cargo. -.
The Oceanic liner Ventura, due Oft
port at $50 tomorrow morning, is
bringing II sacks of mail from Sydney
and Pago-Pago.
The Inter-Island steamer Mikahala
brought Is cabin and nine deck pas
sengers from Maui, Molokai and
Lanai yesterday morning. !
Tomorrow night the American-Ha-
waiian steamer -Texan will sail from
Port Allen for San Francisco, taking
, sugar to the coast
Yesterday morning the Matson
steamer Lurline returned from Kahu-
lui She will sail at noon tomorrow
from Pier 10 for San Francisco.
Late Saturday night the Inter.
Island steamer Claudine arrived from
Maui with 26 cabin passengers Cargo
ran from scrap iron and chickens to al
roller d,
Next mail for the mainland will
leave at 5 o'clock tomorrow afternoon
on the Ventura, mails closing at $3.50, J
an hour and half before her de.
parture. *=
The steamer Belridge is expected
any time from San Francisco with oil
for the Union Oil Company She will
take her cargo to Pearl Harbor The
Belridge left the coast April 3.
At O'Clock tomorrow afternoon the
u. s. army transport Logan, which !
arrived this afternoon from Manila
and Nagasah, viii sail from Pier /
Tor San FRANCISCO. |
Radio advices to the Merchants Ex-
change report the U. s. army transport
Sheridan 994 miles of port at s last
night She will arrive Thursday morn
ing from San Francisco.
Collector Of Customs Malcolm A. !
Franklin has sworn in Reinhold Fried
ershoff. sampler and verifier of the
customs service, as examiner to sue
coed Mark Well, now in California on
sick leave.
After a voyage of 4 days, 13 hours
and S5 minutes the Hill liner Great
Northern arrived at San Francisco at
S:05 yesterday morning She win not
be seen in Honolulu again until next Z
November or December y
TIE Mauna Loa reports Kauaf's list
of sugar awaiting shipment to be:
Kekaha, $500; Gay & RobiuAon, 49,
600: Hawaiian. 14,400; McBryde, a.
97G; Koloa, 21,056; Lihue, $4,000; Kea- 4
la, $4,000; Kilauea, 1000.
= 30 ~
Yesterday two American-fIawaiian
steamers, the Mexican from San Fran
cisco and the Georgian from Tacoma.
sailed. The Mexican discharged her
14.000-ton island sugar crop in four
days, as she arrived at San Francisco
April s..
The steamer Wilmington, according |
to Hilo advices, is bringing lumber to
that port instead of Honolulu from
Eureka. She left the California port
Thursday and win carry 1000 tons OF
sugarto San Francisco from Hilo for
the Matson line.
Calling here to land sick cook,
Martin Nelson. the schooner w. F..
Jewett, from Eureka for Sydney with
sos. 900 feet of lumber. anchored In
The offing yesterday morning and may
resume her voyage late today after
new cook is signed on.
Arriving from Kauai on the Kinan's {
run, the lnter-lsland steamer Mauna
Loa brought ~ cabin and 55 deck pas
sengers to Honolulu yesterday morn
ne. Inward freight included $500
bags Of X sugar and a big amount |
If miscellaneous cargo. F
The American steamer Yucatan
sailed at O'Clock this morning for
Kobe and Shanghai She took bunker
coal and oil here yesterday. Thei
steamer sailed from San Franciseii
March 80 and is taking 270O tons ct
including good deal of n
explosives, to the Orient. 4
Good catches of ulua, kaku, a n
species Of barracuda, and other fish t
we're made Saturday between this port n
ind Pearl Harbor bySa fishing party I
sonsisting of Capt. III. H. Blodgett, J.
l. Balch, J. F. Brown. II and Harold q
:. Morris, making the excursion in
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