Kulamanu’s Aborted Journey
With no public fanfare, Kulamanu (ex-Rella Mae) sailed out of Honolulu Harbor for San Francisco on the morning of 15 September...
With no public fanfare, Kulamanu (ex-Rella Mae) sailed out of Honolulu Harbor for San Francisco on the morning of 15 September...
While the whaling bark E.F. Herriman was off port last Monday morning, a Hawaiian sailor on board named H.L. Nawaa,...
Navatek I, once a familiar sight at Pier 6 in Honolulu Harbor, is gone. The distinctive SWATH vessel was launched...
As one of Matson’s famous “White Ships,” SS Matsonia transported passengers between California and Hawai‘i. Launched in 1926 in Philadelphia,...
The arrival of the Boskalis* ship, Transshelf, on 6 September 2018, provided visitors to Honolulu Harbor with a rare, close-up view...
Upon the recommendation of Chairman [Lyman H.] Bigelow, of the harbor board, the commissioners voted in favor of granting to...
Matson’s Mahimahi was the second container ship, after Pasha’s Horizon Pacific, to return to Honolulu Harbor after the port was...
Under gloomy skies, Pasha Hawaii’s Horizon Pacific (IMO 7617890) sailed from Pier 51A,* Honolulu Harbor. She was assisted by Foss...
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