Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-04
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HARDOR NOTES

/ HARDOR NOTES
The Inter-Island steamer Helene is
due to arrive here this Afternoon with
load Of cattle from Kiholo.
The Oceanic steamer Sonoma was
1882 miles frem Honolulu last night.
accn-ding to the Federal Wireless.
The next mail from San Francisco
viii arrive Tuesday en- the China Mail
steamer China and Wednesday on the
MatsCn steamer Manoa. .
The American barkentine James
johnson arrived at Port Allen
Wednesday with 1900 tons OF coal
from Newcastle She made the trip
IN "a days.
The Mauna I.oa reports the follow
ing waiting shipment I'm the island OF
Hawaii: Punaluu 1926 bags, Paauilol
659, Honolaa 27.25l, Honuapo 1893.
and Paauhau 1907. Fl
The o. s. X steamer Panama Maru
Is due here Sunday from Yokohama
and has 1000 tons OF cargo for Homo.
lulu. Passengers are seven cabin and
IS steerage and mail is 26 sacks.
At midnight last night the Ameri
can Gil tanker Santa Maria was gao
rifles from Honolulu, according to the
Federal Wireless, and therefore
should arrive here some time this
evening. i
T. Urabe general manager at Port
land for Miisui & Co., has been ap-
pointed TO represent the firm in a
similar capacity at Sydney. Australia.
r. Ishida has been named as his sue.
cessor
The American four-masted schooner
Salem. which arrived here July "a
with coal for the Inter-Island, left this
morning for the Columbia River,
where she win load a cargo of lnm.
Der.
A. E. Arledge, inspector of the To-
cal U. s. lighthouse service, con-
tracted dengue fever on recent in.
spection trip to Kauaia and is con.
fined at his home. He will not return
TO work this week.
bringing $50 tons of freight and 424
ele, !,
2. x. X. steamer Fenyo Maru will ar !
rive here Wednesday morning from
Yokohama. Among the steerage pas.
sengefs are 200 Filipinos for the plan
tations.
The Oceanic steamer Ventura left
Sydney today for Honolulu. She has
been on the drydock there and for
that reason left Australia from be-
tween is and "a hours late. Whether
she will make this up viii not be
known until she reaches Pago Page,
The Robert r. Hind, now at Hilo
discharging lumber, has been charter
ed by the Mohns Commercial Conn
pany TO take lumber to the west
coast Of South America from Puget
Sound at rate Of $31 a thousand
feet. She was taken for October load
ing.
The schooner Kona, which left
Newcastle April 80 and put in to
Auckland May 10 in q leaking condi- |
ton, Is believed by. the shipping de- |
partment of Alexander & Baldwin to
have sold her cargo OF coal there and
viii therefore not come to the islands. |
On account Of the rapid progress |
made by Japan during the past
months in trade pitllsSiam New Zea-
land and South America. the govern
ment authorities are conducting an In.
restigations with view Of starting
new steamship lines 70 those coun-
tries.
Mr.. Asano, director of the Togo
Kisen Kaisha, has announced that the
Siberia Maru viii leave Japan on her
first run about the middle of Septem-
Der. She is to replace the Chiyo
Maru, which was wrecked last March |
near Hongkong. The Korea is SEIZED
aled to leave New York August % for
San Francisco. via the canal. She
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