Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-04-01
HARBOR NOTES

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| Due to arrive about noon Monday
is the .. s. army transport Thomas,
from Manila and Nagasaki. She will
dock at Pier 10.
| Bringing IS head of cattle, including
26 calves; 760 Tags of corn and sun
dries from Hawaii ports, the Niihau
arrived today.
Among the freight coming here in
the Makura yesterday were 400 pack
ages OF supplies for the British cable
station at Tanning Island.
The steamer Yucatan will not arrive
here until April 8, advices to the In
ter-Island say. She did not leave San
Francisco until yesterday.
The next mail from San Francisco
will arrive Monday morning in the T.
X. X. liner Tenyo Maru, TO sail at 5
that afternoon for the Orient
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The schooner Flaurence Ward Is
loading supplies preliminary to her
trl-monthly voyage to the Commercial
Pacific cable station at Midway.
Departure of the schooner Robert
Levers and the oil snip Marion Chill
colt fron. San francisco for Honolulu
| yesterday il reported.
At 3 O'Clock tomorrow afternoon the
Inter-Island steamer Niihau will sail
for Kealia, Kauai, to load a full cargo,
5000 bags, of Kealia Plantation sugar.
The postoffice despatched sc bags
of mail for the states, Canada and
Europe on the Canadian-Australasian
liner Makura at o'clock last night
About $50 or z o'clock tomorrow
morning the Matson liner Matsonia
will return from Hilo. She is sailing
Wednesday morning at 10 for San
Francisco.
Passengers leaving from Honolulu
last night on the Makura included IL
frst-cabin, seven second and seven
steerage. There were also two in
fants.
Next mail from the Orient will ar
rive Monday morning in the T. K. x.
turbiner Shinyo Maru, due off port at
o'clock, to sail at 10 O'clock Tues
day morning for San Francisco.
L E.
Expected to arrive tomorrow or
Monday from Kahului is the square
rugged ship Katherine, formerly the
County of Linlithgow. She has nj
trate to discharge here.
The coast guard cutter McCulloch is
due to arrive here from San Francisco
Thursday, according to the naval sta
ton She will convoy the Thetis to
that port.
Chef John Kooy of the Hill lirer
Great Northern gained additional
fame this trip by composing several
new dishes in honor Rf Imperial Po-
tentate ]. Putnam Stevens and his
party.
Alexander & Baldwin's popular
steamer calendars were distributed
today, and the demand for them was
| bigger than ever. To supply the in
creased demand 500 more copies we're
printed than for the first quarter of
this year. ... ii
Radio Operator s. A. Halyday of
the Makura reports that with his
Marconi low-power set he was able
to copy every word of press matter
sent from the Awainui, New Zealand,
radio station, when the Makura was
3475 miles from there. ...-...
The schooner Marie, equipped with
Diesel engines, will be an arrival here
within week, according to cable ad-
vices received today by the InterIsl-
and from Swayne & Hoyt of San Fran
cisco. She is calling here for mail
Cable advices that the sailing of the
7. K. x. liner Chiyo Maru from Yoko-
hama is postponed indefinitely due
to her grounding yesterday while en-
tering the port of Hongkong, were re-
ceived today by Castle & Cookies ship
ping department Extent of the dam
age sustained was not given.
Freight brought by the Inter-Island
steamer Mauna kea from Hilo and
| way ports this morning included two
cows, two calves, IL crates of poultry,
IA sacks of cabbage, IA sacks of
pumpkins, 125 bags of corn, 81 cords
of wood, 50 bales of bags. and 32S
sundries. Passengers in were numer-