Space is at a premium at Piers 24 and 25 in Honolulu Harbor. In order to load or unload Pacific...
Work almost done on Kirby’s Namahoe (tug) and Ne‘ena (barge) in Pacific Shipyards International’s dry dock, Ho‘ōla I Nā Moku at...
Healy Tibbitts Builders is a subsidiary of Weeks Marine.
On account of the shortage of coal in Honolulu, the Rolph Navigation and Coal company [sic] will send the barge...
New Barge in Honolulu Harbor, 1968 A new barge owned by the Hawaiian Tug & Barge Company, tied up at...
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