The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-11-11
SHIPPING NOTES

or x. 5. M. sugar.
S. S. Niihau yesterday brought 75I
head of cattle from Kawahae.
The ship Governor Robie sailed on
Saturday from Makaweli for the Coast
s. S. Kinau and S. S. Mauna Loa sail
at noon tomorrow for Hawaii and Ma
nj ports.
S. S. Likelike yesterday brought 414'
bags of sugar, so calves and 20 steers
from Hawaii ports.
Louis Berndt, once fish inspector
here, yesterday returned from Japan
in the S. S. Amiral Exelmans.
S. S. Helene has taken the place just
vacated by the bark Olympic on the
marine railway. The Olympic is now
at the channel wharf.
Aboard the Exelmans is French
and Chinese crew; the Strathgarry has
a crew of Chinese, while the Collier
Justin is manned by "A Filipinos.
S. S. Iwalani and S. S. W. G. Hall
sail at p. m. tomorrow for Kauai and
for Maui and Molokai ports respective
ly.
U. S. S. Justin may be ordered from
San Francisco, whittier she goes from
here to south America coaling port to
assist in the progress Of the Atlantic
fleet to the Pacific.
Ten vessels made port yesterday:
five were inter-Island steamers. four
were ocean steamships and one was an
oil barge 1t was the busiest Sunday
for many a week.
5. S. ROsecrans has made a quick
round trip between this port and the
Coast. It was but a little over three
weeks ago that she was here last.
While in the Philippines the U. S. S.
Justin, now here, went on the monster
drydock for an overhauling. She was
the seventy-siXth vessel to enter the
big ways.
S. S. w. G. Hall, from Kauai: S. S.
lwalani, from Maui and Molokai ports.
S. S. Likelilie, from Hawaii ports: S. s.
Noeau, from Kaiua, and S. S. Niihau.
from Kawaihae, arrived yesterday
morning.
British S. S. Strathgarry. Captain
StanhOpe, yesterday morning at 10
O'Clock arrived, 81 days from Norfolk.
with 5229 tons of Pocahontas coal for
the T. S. Navy. Details of her passage
appear elsewhere.
L. ). ). Justin, collier, Captain Mer-
ryWeather, yesterday evening at ;
O'Clock docked at Naval wharf No =
from Cavite and Guam. She is carry
ing condemned stores, including a lot
OF old guns. She IS here for orders.
The government dredging is being
continued at Guam There have been
no seismic disturbances there and the
island has enjoyed good weather for
many months according to the reports
Of T. S. S. Justin.
Associated Oil S. S. Rosecrans, Cap
tain Holmes, with the oil barge Ro-
derrick Dhu IN tow, arrived Yesterday
morning at S:45 O'Clock, II 1-2 days
from Gaviota The Rosecrans brought
22,OOO and the barge between 10000
and 1000 barrels of oil. They expect
to leave tomorrow.
u. S. s. Justin met the c. p. c. cable
ship Restorer at Guam. When the
Justin reached Guam on October lg
from Cavite the Restorer had compIet-
ed the work of repair to the cable.
When the Justin left Guam on Octo-
Der %, the Restorer was to sail on the
following day for Nagasaki. All were
well aboard the Restorer.
Both the French S. S. Amiral Excl
mans and the U. S. s. Justin, the for
mer from Japan and the latter from
the Philippines and Guam, narrowly
escaped terrific circular storm which
| passed to the nOrthward of the vessels
named. The Justin got the edge of the
Whirligig blow, but came out unscath-
ed.
Chargeurs Reunis s. S. Amiral Excl
mans, Captain Jens arrived at II
O'Clock yesterday morning from Shang-
hal, Kobe and Yokohama with 20OC
tons of general Oriental freight and
! 234 Japanese immigrants. The latter
were landed early on quarantine island
to remain five days as a precautionary
measure, there being poor health con-
| ditions in the ports at which they en-
| barked