The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-10-07

Boston matches.
The whole trouble lies with the
quarantine officials and they again
blame the United States regulations.
For some time the cargoes arriving
here from San Francisco have been
fumigated as no doubt they ought to
be, but either the fumigators are over
Jealous or they do not understand
their business. The cargo which ar
rived by the Hilonian was practically !,
from the Flint, now at Makaweli, has
cooked and the goods being discharged I
received a treatment If possible even
stronger, the heat in the hold having
being intense enough to char a num-
ber of cases.
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day morning from San Francisco.
At 5 p. m. tomorrow the steamer
Iwalani sails for Maui and Molokai
ports.
At Cp m. tomorrow the steamer
Iwalani sails for Maui and Molokai .
ports.
Tomorrow the German cruiser Con-
dor, Captain Albert, gets away for the
Marshal Islands.
The transport Logan sailed soon af-
ter II o'clock this morning for San !
Francisco, taking mail
Bark w. B. Flint sailed from Maka- !
well last Saturday morning for San
Francisco with sugar.
Matson Navigation s. s. Hilonian,
/ Captain Johnson, sails for San Fran
cisco tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock
from Brewers wharf.
One year ago Saturday the U. S. A.
transport Sheridan was pulled off the
rocks at Barber's Point.
! The American ship Governor Robie,
! Captain Grant, arrived off port yester-
day morning at $50 o'clock, 62 days
from Newcastle with coal for Eleele.
T. K. K. America Maru will make
! port tomorrow afternoon from San
Francisco with mail. She may not en-
| ter the harbor, having no freight
Two customs men left for San Fran
cisco in the Logan this morning, J.
Scanlon and J. T. Wirud. Mrs. Scan
Ion accompanied her husband.
Steamers Iwalani, Ke Au Hou and
w. G. Hall arrived yesterday morning,
the former from Maui and Molokai
ports and the two latter from Kauai.
The w. G. Hall brought 3171 bags OF
sugar.
American schooner Robert Levers,
Captain Underwood, was towed into
the harbor by the tug Intrepid at 1880
o'clock yesterday morning, 20 days
from Port Gamble with lumber for
Levers & Cooke.
Army people in Manila thought the
, transport Warren was lost because she
didn't show up when expected there,
although she was on time, considering
the time she left Honolulu. General
Wood cabled Honolulu to find out
when she left here for the Philippines.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS j. c. Gil
more, U, S. N, passed through from
the Orient to the Coast in the S. S.
Manchuria. Early in the Spanish war
he went ashore in Luzon from the gum
boat Yorktown and was captured and
held by the Filipinos for nine months,
suffering many hardships.
Charles G. Smith who was taken
from the transport Thomas here by U.
S, Marshal Hendry on a cabled request
from Manila to hold him for obtain
ing money under false pretences, has
come to trial in Manila, pleading gull
ty. He was taken to Manila in the
Logan.
P. M. S. S. Manchura, Captain
Saunders, arrived at 3 o'clock Satur-
day afternoon from the Orient, dock
ing at the Hackfeld wharf, and sailed
= for San Francisco at noon yesterday
She discharged 100 tons of Oriental
freight here and took away a good
number of passengers.
Steamer Noeau had a rough expert
ence on her trip enoing at this port
yesterday morning at 1926 o'clock. She
: lost a boat with 40 bags of fertilizer at
HonOkaa, where a derrick carried
away to swell the misfortune, and she
9 had difficulty in landing freight at
e ports on Hawaii, No one was injured.
. Transport Buford, when the Logan
left Manila, was scheduled to sail for
San Francisco via Nagasali and Homo
lulu, on September 2l, and is due here
on October IA. The Crook was to have
sailed from Manila on September ID
and is due here about October 16. The
Warren was up to sail from Manila
. on September 2S and may be expected
here about October 81.
U. S. A, transport Logan, Captain
Stinson, yesterday morning at 1880
70 o'clock docked at the Oceanic wharf
from Manila via Nagasald, en- route to
San Francisco. She sailed from Ma