Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-19
SHIPPING 6MATERfRONT News
HARBOR notes

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The oil-tanker Santa Maria left San
Francisco Thursday for Honolulu
The steam schooner Falson from
| Vancouver arrived at Hilo Thursday
with 1900. 600 feet of lumber. ..
The Standard Oil steamer Atlas ID
due here today or Sunday from Sar
Francisco With cargo of oil
The next mail from San Francisco,
GSl sacks, will arrive Monday morn
! ing on the Oceanic liner Sierra
/ The schooner Mary Z. Foster
which brought a cargo OF lumber for
Allen 4 Robinson, left Friday for Pu.
get Sound.
! The Observation-Disclosures freighter
+ Texan arrived at San Francisco
| Thursday from Hilo with her last
cargo Of sugar this season.
7 August 10 the Standard Oil Cos
steamer Capt. A. F. Lucas. Capt. J.
c. Dart, sailed from San Francisco
fer Honolulu. She was here last June
81. 1916. -....
The schooner Lily with a cargo of
lumber for this port left San Fran
cisco Thursday. She is only ZAP gross
tons and her capacity is 100000 feet
of lumber ....<.. IA
The Matson steamer Matsonia will
return from Hilo Sunday morning and
sail for San Francisco Wednesday
morning at 10 o'clock from Pier 10,
taking the next mail.
The sailing of the British steamer |
Kestrel has been definitely fixed for !
Tuesday morning. She will take !
about 125 tons of supplies to Tanning {,
and Washington Islands. :......-.. !
At s O'clock Friday night the Ocean !
ic steamer Ventura was 342 miles T.
from Honolulu, according to the Fed ;
eral wireless. During the 20-hour run |
she made an average of II miles an !
hour. 10 ...-..<. -.
The American schooner Helene, !
Capt. Otto Lemke, arrived here this
noon with l,182,G00 feet of lumber for
Allen G. Robinson from Port Gamble.
She made the run in rs days.
The English Cable Company, whose
cable runs from Vancouver to Sydney
via Tanning Island, from now on will
III 81 nd hal rot !
sages, accepting only full paid mes
sages for delivery.
Customs Inspectors E. H.. Boyen, c.
F. Rowald and c. Miller returned to.
day on the Mauna Kea from Hilo,
where they went to supervise the dis.
charging of the T. X. K steamer I
Kiyo Maru They collected $4,000 in
duty. 49,. 80.
According to the Federal Wireless
the Oceanic steamer Sierra was 735
miles from Honolulu at s O'Clock this
morning and has made an average
peed of over 10 miles an hour since
she left San Francisco. |
The Japanese steamer Wada Maru
left San Francisco for Honolulu Aug
ust H. She will call here for bunk
ers She left New York July 10, Nor
folk July IA, Balboa July 29, and is
bound for Australia according 70 the
New York Marine Register. "... /
The Standard Oil Co.'S steamer
Col. E. L. Drake left San Francisco
August 16 for Honolulu with a cargo.
of oil She was here on December
IL. 1915. and recently has been run
ming to the west coast of Mexico and
South America. Capt. Badger is
master. .... ..-
The Mauna Kea reported the fol-
lowing sugar waiting shipment on Ha-
wall: Olaa 42,S50 bags, Waiakea 1000,
Wainaku 14,200, Onomea S216, Pepee-
keo 1878, Hakalau 14.434, Laupahoe-
hoe $50, Kaiwiki 9747. Hamakua
1908, paauhau 1880, Honokaa 1920,
Punaluu 11,426, Honuapo 200. Kuka'
iau 4939. -. .'-.-: g..
The Inter-Island steamer Maui from
Kauai arrived late this morning with
nine cabin passengers. Freight con-
sisted of 1000 bags of sugar, two polo
ponies, one automobile and % pack
ages of sundries. A moderate wind
and smooth sea was reported both
and inward. ....
Fog interfered with the standard
ization trials of the United States tor
pedo-boat destroyer Rowan. Il