Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-12-26

HARBOR NOTES

The Watson steamer Hilonian lett
las; evening FOR Kahului to discharge
cargo g; that port.
The Watson steamer Manoa brought
small NAL. rs bags, from san Fran.
cisco this afternoon
SUNDAY afternoon at 3 o'clock The
#. X. *. liner Korea Maru a~-itsi at
san Francisco. She left ha-. Decem.
Der Is
At midnight Saturday. lie CONNER
eial Pacific cable schooner laurence
Ward. Captain PITY, arrived from
Midway Island after rough voyage
hOme
Departure OF the T. h. x. liner 81
berfa Maru from Yokohama Saturday
On time is reported by the Merchants
Exchange She is due 10 arrive here
Monday afternoon, January |, 10
leave for San Francisco next Tues
day morning.
4 shore boat of the lnter-isiand
steamer Mikahala was sWamped Ey a
great comher late Saturday OF NaWi-
Twill. Baggage and small freight n
the boat were lost. rhe crew escaped
without injury other than bruises A
second boat from th2 steamer rescued
the men.
The Associated Oil ship Marion
Chilcott arrived from San Francisco
this morning bringing 1880 barrels
of crude oil and 700 drums of gaso-
line and distillate, according to Man
ager A. F. Davidson OF the associa-
tons local office. She locked at l'ier
II, lee side
Handsome little souvenir pocket
mirror bearing on the reverse side a !
picture OF the Mauna Kea, are being |
by the Inter-Island Steam |
Company Passenger !
Agent Oliver G.. Scott reports sreat |
demand for them from the ladies'. |
They want 'em to make sachet bags |
of, he remarked today.
For this week only the runs of the |
lnter-lsland steamers Likelike and |
Mikahala continue to be interchanged |
The Likelike is taking the Mikahala's |
run to Maui, Molokai and Lanai ports,
while the Mikahala takes the Like
likes run to Kauai ports. Both steam
ers are leaving at D. m. today and /
win return Sunday.
Captain William r. Foster, harbor-
master of this port, returned Monday |
on the Oceanic liner Sierra, getting /
back a day earlier than he had been
1t was thought he would
arrive on the Manoa, but he slipped
1ne over" his friends by taking the
Oceanic boat He has been away at
the coast on sick leave for a month.
At 5 o'clock Saturday afternoon the
Japanese freighter Kinkasan Maru,
which called here that morning for
more bunker coal, having run short of
I because OF bad weather she bucked
On the Great Circle route, resumed
Ter voyage to Yokohama. Her calling
n here is just another argument in
avor of the storm-free Sunshine
Route from San Francisco to Yokoha-
ma via Honolulu She is the second
lessel to run short of coal on the
route this winter and come
lere for more
Mere than 1G6 sailors from .he mer
,baEi and naval veS5als in port en-.
cy ad fine Christmas dinner Satur.
lay night as the guess ~ the Sea-
'rn.s institute A concert was given
Ifter the dinner. 6. scat ire o.sine the
:ngi9g of Christmas carols by sailors
rom the interned German cnnboat
aier Among the members of thu
ialbcr Lights GuiId local branch who
= %rd the dinner and arranged THE
i.ooi ations and prosl2'l were AIRS.
Tired G.. NJ. Raseh. Mrs. J. j. Crock.
Ut. Miss Frances Eamlin, Mrs. Chas.
!. Mant and Mrs. Jessita Pascoe.
Charles r. Mant said
he affair was the most successful
,iven in years.