The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-12-14
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The hIraltuo Iurliue bore iilo ~
San Francisco un dec DO.
The ilcalauIs nea she'll was taksH o.
The hoaih0use Yesterday Afternoon
The steamer Kaala brought gU8a bsl
paddy from t'ie other side of iho islan.
yesterday
The bark Martha Davis novel along
sido The W o. Hall this forenoon to TO-
coitH sugar
The S.. China BE- expected to drop 90
from the Orient SUNDAY evening Boz
route to SAN Francisco.
/ The s. r. Australia viii leave for co,
Coast nn Monday afternoon nt 9 O'Clock
She will take light cargo.
The British bark Aldorsrove, from
Liverpool. was reported Oh kok0 Head
at ll.3o O'Clock this afternoon.
The steamer james Mnkee transferred
. her sugar 90 the bark a. Hackfeld this
] morning. The MHkoe will leave on
! Monday afternoon again Tor Kappa.
The tug Elcu. 100 charge OF Captain
iiilbus and The custom house crew. rr.
/ turned Co port THE morning from Kauai
The tug returned empty another fruit.
less expedition.
The big ship Roanoke will load sugar
at ihis port Tor New York. The shin
which BE- expected 90 arrive shortly, BE-
Capable of carrying $500 tons of sugar.
The schooner Ka Moi and Kauikea.
1uii dad not gee away yesterday owing
io the muggy weather They sailed this
morning with light breeze both hound
for Hawaii
The kilauru Hou made Sl35 for her
owners by towing boz the Willie %.
Hume and Tam O'shantor yesterday.
Tho steamer kaala will leave on
circuit of the island at 10 o'clock on
Monday morning.
The luierlslaud wharf presented uu
animated appearance this morning
The w. q. Hall brought "a large guam
tity vi Oranges for the holidays They
found ready purchasers AZ the wharf.
The steamer W. q. Hall reports rough
weather. She was al uonuapo when I.
the earthquakes took place. They were [
ielt pretty sharply hy the steamers .
crew. The Hall brought a full cargo
The ship Tam Oshanter and harken |
tine Willie r. Hume began discharginp /
az the Fort street wharf this morning. /
The Oceanic Steamship Co.'s supply |
had run out and the golfers arrival was /.
timely.
Captain Peterson Of the steamer
James Makee passed tine Eleu a. he was /
leaving Iauamaula on Friday morning |
Tor Honolulu. The captain did not |
sight schooner after leaving Hama
maula, as reported, and does not know
how the news-for news il il to him
reached the morning paper.
The steamer Lehua arrived from Mo-
.okai this morning with n cargo Of live
stock and poultry for the HOLIDAYS
Among the lot we're fifty head Of sheen
Tor j. +. Brown, Rough weather was
experienced Rain was plentiful at
me settlement, the fall at Kalaupapa
being the heaviest noted by residents
Tor years. Sisters Albina and Irene
boarded the Lehua at Kalaupapa for
Honolulu.
a Portuguese had a pig stolen from
ltm on the Inter Island wharf this
morning The man had bought the
srunter FOR $3.50 from a native who
lad had It sent down to him by the w.
=. Hall. The Portuguese went off to
get an express and while he was gone.
he native returned and took the pig
nome. The Portuguese on finding his
purchase gone offered reward of $40
or the natives apprehension, but no
me on the wharf could be found who
'ould give description Of the thief.