The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-09-29

ventura, recently put on the drydOck
at San Francisco to be thoroughly
overhauled and fitted for oil burners.
1t is not thought at all improbable
that these steamers will be put On
the run likely to be established be-
tween San Francisco and Sydney, via
Honolulu. It is stated that the re.
strictions applying to oil-burning
steamers entering Australian ports
was removed several years ago, and
the fact that the Sonoma and Ven
tura are to use oil for fuel will not
prevent their engaging in the Austria
liam trade.
Manehuria Comes and Goes.
The Pacific Mail steamer Manchu-
ria did not arrive from the Orient
until six o'clock last night. It was
expected that she would be in earlier
in the afternoon, but Captain Dixon
explained that her late arrival was
heavy head winds.
She brought to this port 1912 tons
of miscellaneous cargo and when she
left for the coast at eleven o'clock
this morning she carried a moderate
consignment of canned pineapples
and bananas.
Andrew WEIGH Arrives.
The bark Andrew Welch, hence
August 20, is reported to have arrived
at San Francisco yesterday She
must have met with troublesome
winds and seas, as this is a long
period for her to make the voyage.
Three Inter-Islands Leave.
Three Inter-Islands leave for other
island ports today. The Mauna Loa
sailed for Kona and Kau ports at
noon. At five o'clock the w. G. Hall
leaves for Kaui ports, and the Clau-
dine for Maui and Hawaii ports.
Passengers Arrived.
Per S. s. Sierra from San Francisco,
September 29-Ignacio de Arana, Mr..
and Mrs. Bagquest Mr.. and Mrs. Bel
lini, Miss Eda Beringer, Mrs. f. Ber-
niger, Mrs. T. Brandt, c. A. Bruins, T.
A. birmingham, w. F. Carleton, Mr..
and Mrs. Frazee, ]. M. Galway, M. R.
Galway, Mr.. and Mrs. Gianelli, Mr.. .
and Mrs Gibson, Mrs. w. M. Giffard,
F. M. Gribble, Miss Louise Gulick,
Mrs. j. w. Harvey, Miss B. Hoffman,
Miss L. Humanson, Mrs. l. L. Hurd
and child, p. c. Jones, Miss Lulu
Heating, Miss X. Kehoe, Mrs. L. B.
Kerr, Mrs. G. Lacey, Mrs. ]. LANCER,
Judge w. B. Lymer, Geo. McCorriston,
Mrs. Hugh McCorriston, Miss e. Nc
Miss NJ. McKinnon, Mrs. A.
M. Clay, Miss M. Cummings, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. F. Drake and child, Frank
A. Duffy, Miss Hazel Earl, E. M. Ehr-
horn, Miss M. Bhrhorn, E. M. Elan,
Mrs. H. R. Everding, Miss Caroline
Everding, Gladys Fitch, Miss G. Ma
honey, Mrs. L. Mana, A. w. Meyer, q.
w. Moore, Mrs. Eugene Murphy, Mrs.
Pierce and child, Mr.. Pierce, Mrs. G..
A. Pollister Mrs. Morrell and child,
Miss Kathryn Rebstock, Capt. A.
Rasch, Jno. Reynolds, Mr.. and Mrs.
Steel, Miss Bessie A. Stutt, Miss Har-
riet Teftt, Mrs. Jno. Wagner and two
children, Miss E. Waldo, Mrs. ]. Walk
er, Miss Poppy Wickman, Peter Will
son, Mrs. ]. S. Winters, Mrs. Ann
Purdy.
PASSENGERs ROokEn
Per Manchuria to San Francisco, 4.
Sept. 29.-H. F. Dutton and wife, Mrs. Z
W. e. Dargie and maid, Miss Nora
Aelleher, Col. A. G. Halves, S. G.
Haver and wife, ]. D. Tucker, Mrs.
Ruth Lyon, Mrs. David Roberts, Miss
Roberts, A. M. Roberts, Mrs. Ames,
Miss A. Badke, A Blom, Mrs. Capt. H.
olsen, Mrs R. R. Smith, Miss H.
smith, Mrs. H. B. Holmes E. X.
Jarnes and wife, Y. Miyamoto, Chas.
". Lucas, H. H. Hart and wife, w. A.
'prinks and wife, B. B.. Jones, Thomas
,. Heating, w. G. Ayre, Mrs. J. H.
lilies, M. Chase and G. e. Springer.
Per Claudine for Hilo and ports,
sept. 29.-S. c. Davies, Mrs. G. Pallis-
or, Mrs M. Morrill, and child, Chas.
'ogue, R. S. Pallister, Mrs. Geo. Kaia,
Hiss M. Kaia, Mrs. Martin, Miss Mar
in, Mrs. Freitas and child, Captains
Culleson and NeeleY
lieutenant Neeley, Miss Pa, Mrs.
Misses Whitford (2).
Per str. Mauna Loa, for Kona and
Eau ports. Sept. 29.-Hong Chack,
Bishop Restarick, Mrs. L. S. Aungst,
I. F. Barclay and wife, Mrs. Camara,
Dr.. Morrison, DR.. Gorham, ]. G.
smith, ]. D. Paris, Mrs. J. D. Paris
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