Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-02-12
HARBOR NOTES

i The snter-Island steamer Likelike
reports 3I9 bags of sugar at Kilauea
awaiting shipment.
Ventilators on the refugee German
merchant steamer Prinz Waldemar
have been repainted.
) The Oahu shipping Company will
enter several of its fleet in the Car
nivaI water parade, Eben Low said
today.
The Merchants Exchange reports
the u. s. navy collier Nereus to have
sailed from San Francisco yesterday
for Honolulu and Manila.
The NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. liner Ma
kura, from this port last Saturday, ar
rived at Victoria yesterday, according
to the Merchants Exchange.
The Inter-Island steamer Maui re-
ports the following sugar on Kauai
awaiting shipment: MAXWELL 10000
bags: Kilauea. 900; Waimea, 6532.
Arrival at San Francisco yesterday
OF the Japanese freighter Kongosan
Maru. from here February 2, is re-
ported.
Two mails will leave for San Fran
cisco Tuesday, the first by the Chiyo
Maru. in the morning. and the second
by the Lurline, in the afternoon
A bark whose identity could not be
made out was sighted east of Koko
Head about IL o'clock this morning.
headed for Honolulu. She is believed
to be the Matson bark R. p. Rithet.
That the schooner Annie Johnson is
to load 100C bags of sugar for ballast
at Mahukona, and will be towed to
Hama Tuesday morning to load the
balance of sugar. is reported today BY
the Mauna Kea
Next mail for Pago-Pago and Sgd
ney will leave at O'Clock Monday
afternoon in the Oceanic steamer 81.
ezra, due here that morning from San
Francisco.
Every first-class stateroom in the
Great Northern win be filled when
the liner arrives here February 81,
the opening day of the Carnival, &C.
cording to private advices received in
Honolulu
Monday morning the Matson steam
er LurliHe will return from Kaanapali
with approximately 5000 tons of sugar.
She has 1924 tons to load here, at
Pier 10, before sailing for San Fran
cisco Tuesday afternoon at o'clock.
The British steamer Madawaska
sailed at noon today for Yladivostok
after taking bunker coal from the
lnter-Island, and making repairs to
her boilers. ID. c. Peterson and the
Inter.lsland have been acting as her
agents here.
A barkentine believed to be the
barkensine Eawaii, owned by Hind,
ROiph e Company, and bound for Port
Allen from Newcastle with coal, was
reported, passed on Ahukini. by the In
ter-Island steamer Maui, which arrived
today. The Hawaii is &C days out to-
day.
The u. s. army transport Thomas,
which radioed she win arrive at noon
tomorrow. VIII dock at Pier 6. but will
move over to her usual dock, Pier 10,
Monday afternoon to load cargo. She
will sail from that pier for Guam and
Manila Tuesday afternoon or Wednes-
day morning.
Reports from the coast continue to
state that the American steamer Re-
public, formerly the German steamer
Walkure, raised at Papeete, Tahiti,
after being sunk In the bay for q
year and half, will come here to
discharge 1000 tons of phosphate rock
she had in her hold when sunk.
Taking full dispatch of mail for
the Philippines. China and japan, the
U. s. army transport Logan will sail
at 10. o'clock tomorrow morning for
Manila direct. She arrived yesterday
morning from Balboa. Mail for Guam
win be taken BY the transport Thomas
Is The Log5n win not stop there