Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-11-29
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"a I'D Mail liner Ecuador
[|11l Pier for Yokohama at
sal ~ afternoon, on time.
Ehcific Mail liner Ecuador
+ ||..|( 55S packages OF mail, OF which
81 re bags and pouches. from San
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len & Robinson received 1,2DG, 900
~ OF lumber Tuesday by the scnoon.
4 Helene. She brought JG-foct spar
for the lnterIsland
u At 1890 last night the Oceanic
steamer Sierra left for San Francisco,
taking about 80 passengers and all the
! freight she had room for from this
port
The Inter Island has received cables
SAYING the steamers Kioto and Saint
Bede, both British vessels. will call
here for bunker coal neat month Both
loaded cargoes at New York.
Among other freight arriving on the
Matson steamer Mahoa Tuesday
were six Of the new motor ambulances
for the new ambulance company re.
Gently authorized by the war depart.
ment for Schofeld.
At TIE this morning the British
steamer Muneaster Castle left for
Vladivostok, after taking bunker coal
here from the Inter.Island She has
c950 tons OF general cargo from
Philadelphia for the Siberian port.
Because the tearing down OF the old
wharf at Pier 10 made their removal
necessary, superintendent f. NJ. Ehr-
horn of the division OF plant inspec.
ton, beard Of agriculture and forestry,
said today he has moved his laboratory
and plant fumigating room TO the XII
lauea street fumlgating house.
DR.. ]. A. Young is the Ecuadors
new surgeon this voyage. He will be
remembered as having been surgeon
OF the China and the Siberia when
they were Pacific Mailers. The Ecua-
doris former surgeon, DR.. Kinsley, has
left the sea and gone into private
practise in Southern California.
At $500 Tuesday afternoon the Japa-
nese freighter Mitsuki Maru berthed
at Pier 3, the InterIsland coal wharf |
She is taking 400 tons of nitrate from
lquique. Chile, to Vladivostok. Capt. !
John r. Macaulay. territorial pilot.
brought her in. The steamer called |
here for bunker coal. She will sail at
. O'Clock TINS afternoon.
Because the vessel did not have a |
certificate Of fumigation from Yoko- |
hama, her last port touched at, the o. |
s. 4. steamer Shinkoku Maru, here
from the Orient, lost half a i
day because fumigation had to be |
given in this port. She brought $50 |
tons OF freight to Honolulu and has
1900 tons for San Francisco. The
steamer left today for the coast.
According to Chief Engineer R. S.
Paul of the Pacific Mailer Ecuador.
Captain Thompson of Spreckels' yacht
Venetia told him to tell Chief Officer
George Cregeep of the Ecuador, who
S in Queens hospital here recovering
rom q severe siege of rheumatism
contracted at sea, that he (Thompson)
would do anything for Cregeen If the
after asked him for assistance of
my kind.
The Inter-Island steamer KiIauea
Irrived Tuesday a. m. with "a fine big
,argo of produce from Koha and Kau
,orts of Hawaii. Among some 25 or
% items Of freight the following are
he biggest: 5000 bags OF H. A. sugar,
1863 of coffee, 129 bags of ava, ia
4 taro. 81 bags of pumpkins, ITO
'unches OF bananas. 1873 pieces of koa
lumber. 35 crates of chickens, II OF
turkeys, As bundles of hides and 124
Bringing 65 cabin and 1874 deck pas
engers, OF whom SO were Japanese,
8 Filipinos, 20 Portuguese and the
est Chinese, Hawaiians and others,
lso "a soldiers, the Inter-Island steam.
r Mama Kea arrived yesterday
Ter inward freight included 236 pack.
ges OF sundries. two autos, 12s bun.
les of flooring. "a empty barrels. four
rates OF chickens. 1913 bags of ava,
6 bundles OF hides. one crate of tur.
eys and two horses.