Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-01-11

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which left there on time, January 8.
The: Inter-Island steamer Mikahala
brought i cabin and IL deck passen-
gers from Maui and Molokai Sunday.
The Inter-Island steamer Kinau re
PORTS tie bark British Woman dis
charging coal, and the schooner Pros
per discharging lumber at Port Allen.
Bound for Mahukona from San
Francisco is the schooner Annie
Johnson, which left the coast Satur.
day. RI. HI. =. H.. :@..:...
Next mail for San Francisco leaves
lat 10 O'Clock tomorrow morning in
the Matsonia, from Pier 10. Mails
close at $3.50 at the postoffice.
In addition to the mail arriving to-
day on the Lurline, dispatches viii
arrive tomorrow on the Great North
ern, and Thursday morning on tae
China =. .......:..-. ~.
Friday morning the T. K. K. steam
er Tenyo Maru is due here, to sail the
same afternoon for Yokohama. The
liner left San Francisco Saturday aft
ernoon. . II. :. : -. r..
Two steamers are due for bunkers
this month They are the Shinbu
Maru. expected January q, and the
Midawaska, due between January %
and lNotb from Tbila ri.
aKauai's list of sugar awaiting ship
ment is reported by the Inter-Island
steamer Kinau as follows: Hawaiian,
9072 bags; Koloa, 1850; McBryde,
1902; Gay & Robinson, 1000
The Allen G. Robinson wharf has
had temporary repairs made to it.
Part Of the structure collapsed be-
cause Of dredging nearby. The schoon-
er Helene is discharging there.
Expected here about January II
with nitrate from Antofagasta is the
steamer TamPico, reported by the
Merchants Exchange as sailing from
Balboa December 20 for Honolulu
The Kinau on Sunday brought In
from Kauai 1914 bags of sugar, 377 of
rice, Is of molasses bran, SO of taro,
35 hides, "a empty wine barrels, three
drums of molasses and 6S packages
of sundries -> ...-~.: III
Capt. Frazier. master of the China,
due here early Thursday morning, is
well-known here, as are also DR.. F. G.
Leach, the surgeon, and K w. Clarke,
purser, formerly in the same position
on the Mongolia.
Tomorrow morning the schooner
Louise is expected to sail for Grays |
Harbor The schooners A. F.. Coats |
and Dauntless, both with City Mill
cargoes, are disoharging at Pier 16,
the Louise having moved. III
About Wednesday the schooner
Louise is expected to sail for the
Northwest. She has to fumigate and |
have repairs made to her donkey en-
CINE before sailing. The schooner
arrived from Grays Harbor December
80. =:. Fl. ......=.:.~.
approximately 300 passengers are !
expected to leave here Saturday night i
on the Great Northern. The big liner |
is due to arrive here at 10 O'Clock
tomorrow morning, from San Fran.
cisco and Los Angeles, via Hilo. She
has 420 passengers for Honolulu.
Due to sail at O'Clock tomorrow |
afternoon for Kaanapali, Kahului and |
Hilo. to load about 5000 tons of sugar
for New York via the Straits of Ma
gellan, is the Americana Hawaiian
steamer PanamaG She will discharge /
the Kanului cargo the Minnesotan was
unable to land on account of the
storm. -"
Reports from Manila say the Amer
lean schooner A. ]. West, from this t
port August &c, bound from Manila
for New York with mahogany lum-
Der cargo, reached Panama prior to
December A. AS the canal was closed
the schooner proceeded to San Fran.
cisco and discharged her cargo there,
The West arrived here August II, "a
days out Of Manila, after hard voy.
age. j. =.>>.