The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-09-16
SHIPPING NOTES

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C. Shiozawa returned from the
Orient in the s. S. America Maru yes
terday.
Mrs. H. l.. " Costenobe is an en-
lployee Of the agricultural experiment
station.
S. S. Kinau sails for Hilo and way
ports at noon tomorrow with fair
passenger list.
The French S. S. Amiral Olry, Cap
tain lie Ceri, sailed for San Francisco
at AIS yesterday afternoon.
Steamers Keauhou and Noeau the
former for Kauai and the latter FOR
Hawaii, are Looked to sail at m.
today
Schooner A. M Kellogg left MANU-
kona in ballast for the Sound on Sep
tember 10.
Transport Thomas was picked up by
wireless by the Lahaina station at a
p. m Saturday
Assistant Postmaster Stayton yes
terday returned from a two months
vacation on the mainland in the trans
! port Thomas
Steamers Iwalani and w. G. Hall
get away at o'clock tomorrow after
noon for Maui and Molokail and for
Kauai, respectively.
The transport Thomas is carrying a
large shipment OF silver coined in San
Francisco to the Philippines for cir
culation.
Quartermaster's Clerk Thomas of
the transport Thomas was left at San
Francisco, suffering from cancer of
the tongue.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Burgess are
stop-over passengers here, ex S. s.
America Maru. Burgess made pile
in Australian sheep and is spending
some of it around the world
| Nearly a thousand miles at sea from
San Francisco the transport Thomas
by means of her wireless, was given
the result of the Gans-Britt fight.
The schooner Aloha, owned by Will
liams, Dimond & Co., for many years
running between Honolulu and San
Francisco, has been sold and will go
! into the lumber trade
The boat boys made a good thing
out of the Thomas yesterday, rowing
several hundred passengers from the
ship to the foot of Fort street at rs
cents per head They are still at
it.
Toyo Kisen Kaisha's new 14,O00-ton
steamship Tenu Maru was launched on
Saturday and will be through here in
February or March. c. Lacy Goodrich
now purser of the America Maru, will
be the Tenu Maru's purser.
] Sam w. King returned from Anna
polls in the transport Thomas on leave
He returns to the mainland in the
Siberia on Saturday Sam is engaged
to the charming Miss Pauline Evans,
daughter of Mrs. Hannah Evans.
T. X, K. America Maru, Captain
= Going, arrived from the Orient early
; yesterday morning, docking at the
Hacllfeld wharf and sailed for San
Francisco at 80 p. m. She brought
"a Jap immigrants and 26O tons of
freight
Aboard the Thomas are 666 enlisted
men of the Sixth Cavalry, many OF
, whom were in the Boxer troubles in
= China. Colonel Rogers is in com
mand and was himself wounded ar
= Peking. Ten casuals, eight enlisted
men of the Fifth Field Artillery and
i l52 cabin passengers make up a big
E crowd aboard the Thomas.
U. S. Army transport Thomas. off
port from San Francisco at 10 o'clock
Saturday night, entered the harbor
early Sunday morning and anchored in
the stream, not being allowed to come
to the wharf on account of not having
clean, bill of health from San Fran
cisco, now a plague port. She expects
to sail for Guam, Nagasaki and Ma
, Mia at II o'clock tomorrow morning.
: Jim Ball, barber of the S. s. America
: Maru was, on September 6 at Yoko-
hama arrested by the Japanese police
as spy and later said to resemble a
; noted diamond smuggler. He was
stripped, searched, imprisoned and
given no opportunity to identity him
self, finally being liberated just in time
TO catch his boat He may lay the
matter before the United States au-
thorities upon arrival at San Fran
cisco.