The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-10-04
Shipping And Waterfront News
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+ X. 33,45O bags, G. & r. 1919 bags. K.
s. Co. 1900 bags.
S. c. Allen Delayed.
The schooner S. c. Allen expected
to leave yesterday for Port Ludlow,
but, on account of the crew deserving
the vessel, her departure was delay.
ed until new men could be secured.
She left this morning.
Kau Sugar List.
Purser Peake reports the following
sugar awaiting shipment: Honuapo
421 bags and Punaluu 1926 bags.
Mauna Kea With Pines.
When the Mauna Kea arrives on
Saturday from Hilo and ports she will
bring about seven thousand bags Of
sugar, four thousand cases of pine
apples, asd six hundred bags Of cof-
fee from Napoopoo.
Mlndoro Docks This Morning.
The schooner Mindoro, arriving in
quarantine yesterday afternoon, was
locked at the Railroad wharf this
morning. She came down with lum-
Der from Astoria in the good time Of
seventeen days.
Nihau From Hosuapo.
The Niihau arrived yesterday from
Honuapo with seven thousand bags IF
sugar, eighty-one head of cattle, and
a miscellaneous cargo.
8endiNon Goes to Pearl Harbor
The H. D. Bendixon from Astoria
arrived in quarantine yesterday after
noon at about the same time that the
Mindoro came in. The two schooners
left Astoria the same day with lumber.
The Bendixon's cargo is consigned to
Pearl Harbor, and the Intrepid towed
her up there this morning.
WiIhelmina Loading.
The Wilhelmina moved to the rail-
road wharf this morning, where she
is loading sugar. She will leave for
Hilo Thursday night, returning to Ho-
nolulu Sunday morning, and will sail
for the coast next Wednesday.
Sailor Boy Sold.
The schooner Sailor Boy was yes
terday sold to Captain Miller. and
the former owner, Captain johnson.
lost no time in leaving for the main.
land on the Honolulan last night.
Captain Erratt, the skipper who.
Drought the Sailor Boy into this port
in a sinking condition, left on the
Sierra this morning.
Chiyo Maru Tomorrow.
Inc T. K. K. steamship Chiyo Maru
VIII arrive from Yokohama tomorro,y
noon and leave for San Francisco On
Friday morning For this mort the
Chiyo brings 1880 tons of misce1a-
neous cargo.
transport Sheridan Saturday.
The U. S. A. T. Sheridan left Mo
Mia three days late, and q wiroIos,
received from her states that she win
arrive here Saturday morning, leav-
ing that night for the coast She bae
a large number of military passen-
gers.
HIIonian Leaves Tomorrow.
tomorrow at five o'clock the HiIon.
ian viii leave for Puget Sound via
Island ports and San Francisco She
takes from this port a general cargo
PASSENGERS ARRIVTD.
FER Claudine from Hilo and ports
Oct Al. CHATTER, C. A. HaIdeman
w. e. Dickinson, Geo. Engee, D, sber.
wood T. Shiba, Mrs Tanabe, F. Hava-
shida, Kaneko, T. H. Yoshiga. Mrs
Sakaguchi, T. c. Davies, w. w. Tay-
Tor S. Kawasad, F. Crawford and
wife, G. w. Weight, Jno. Robinson.
Mrs. S. T. Peck, Mrs. Locke. d. T
Fleming, Morimoto, Wong Hero, P. A.
Rohrabacher, E. Podmore, A. L. De
Fries, A H. R. Vieira, F. Kahea, Mary
Mookini, F. E. Howes, Esther kama,
H. S. Achune, G. E. Kama, A. Kan
Sing, Y. Ishida, H. Sato, X. Nobo and
IS deck.
Passengers Departed.
Per o. S. S. Sierra, for San Fran
cisco, October August Dreier and
wife, Mrs. A. E. Browning, J. c. Jones,
G. E. Springer and wife, Mrs. B. F.
Jones, John Reynolds, Miss E. X. Day
ton, r. X. CAIRNS and wife, Mrs. S. B.
Pratt, r. c. Pratt, o. Nakamura, r. G.
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