The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-11-03
Shipping And Waterfront News
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.Gray's Harbor this morning and was
locked at the Bishop wharf She is
consigned to Levers n Cooke. II re.
quired thirty-four days for her to
make the passage
Maui With One Passenger.
The Maui arrived this morning from
Kawaihae with one passenger, J. T.
McCrosson She brought IS head Of
cattle, 10 gasoline drums. 20 sacks Of
coffee and one case of hardware.
Purser Fitzsimmons reports that on
the outward trip a heavy swell was
running along Hamakua coast On
the inward trip they encountered light
winds and moderate swell.
Noeau From KiIauea.
| The InterIsland steamer Noeau ar
rived this morning from Kilauea with
nine deck passengers. She had a car
go of % bags of rice and 90 pack
| ages of sundries.
lnter-lsland Alive to Situation.
The InterIsland officials are proving
| that they are alive to the necessity of
abolishing all possible breeding places
of the stegomyia calopus, and today
the Mauna Kea wharf and warehouse
and offices are being thoroughly clean
ed and fumigated. Some other
wharves, notably those belonging to
the railroad company, would not be
injured by a similar treatment
Tenyo and the Typhoon.
Notwithstanding accounts in our
evening and morning contemporaries
regarding the typhoon encountered by
the Tenyo Maru on her present trip,
inquiry develops the fact that the
Stars report was correct in stating
that the typhoon was encountered by
the Tenyo on her last voyage to the
Orient and not on her return trip
from the Orient.
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.
I tl y. D. "A L. I4O6dlls tl lOuNN
Manila to San Francisco November
3-Colonel Chas G. Woodward, Dr.
Eugene p. Stone, Major Geo. w. Ru-
Tiers, Captain James J. Hornbrook
Captain Irving J. Carr, Captain Harry
IS. Rowland, Captain Willis c. Met
calf, Captain Erward b. Manwaring,
rortoiD A,tLr, u nv-opS roptoin Al
bert w. Foreman, Captain Abraham
L. Loeb, Captain Mahlon Ashford,
Lieutenant Chas. F. Leonard, Lieuten-
ant Chas. A. Belts, Lieutenant Thos.
J. Leary, Lieutenant VIM. S. Shields,
Lieutenant Rozier c. Bailey, Lieuten-
ant Benjamin II. Hiett, Lieutenant
Bernard Lentz, Lieutenant Louis A.
Kunzig, Lieutenant VIM. c. Whitener,
Lieutenant Jas. G. Boswell, Lieuten-
ant VIM. G. Nicholson, Lieutenant
Geo. l.. Converse, Lieutenant Emil p.
Peterson, Lieutenant John w. Strohm,
Lieutenant Clark II. Wells, Gunner
lChas. f. Jaffe, Boatswain Harry N.
HuXford, Machinist Frank r. King,
} Mrs Eugent p. Stone, Stephen G..
Stone and son, Mrs. W. c. Metcalf,
Miss Ethel G. Metcalf, Edward G.. Met
calf, Mrs r. b. Manwaring and two
sons, Mrs. A. B. Owens and daughter,
Mrs. A. U. Loeb and daughter, Mrs.
ThOs. j. Leary and son. Mrs. Bernard
Lentz, Mrs. Emil P. Pierson, Miss A.
B. IIuXford, Clerk Harry l.. Hall, Mrs.
Harry L. Hail. daughter and two
sons; Clerk James A. Marmon, Nurse
Helen NJ. Markell, Master Frank S.
Randall, Engineer Geo. Radcliffe
Clerk A. F. Shepherd, Mrs. A. F. Shep.
ard, two daughters and son; Mrs. Ter.
rell Adams and two sons, Miss Mar.
guerite Boynton, Mrs. Orville G
Brown and two sons, Mrs. Julian H
Collins, Mrs r. A. Heacock and SON
DR.. Paul Clements, Librarian Mrs
Nellie Young Egbort, Treasurer Fred
erick Goble Mrs. Fredk. Goble and
two daughters, Captain Bertram e.
Snodgrass, Mrs. B. Il. Snodgrass and
daughter, Colonel John r. White, Mrs
John r. White, Miss Katherine Will
hanson, Mrs. Thos. X. Adreon, Miss
Jesse l.. Adreon, Mrs. Carter d. John
son, Mrs. Geo C. Schweickert and
daughter, Miss Lily r. Glenn, Mrs.
Harvey >Carlquist and son, Francis
Fensch, Mrs. Elizabeth Trewin, Sur
veyor Benjamin G. Allin, Mrs. Lee G..
Bunnell, Nurse Mrs. Mary c. Simp-
son and daughter, Miss Dorothy Torn
roth, Mrs. A. G. Glodt and two sons
and daughter, Clerk William e.
Bowles, Examiner Howard NJ. vi
all, Lieutenant John S. Singleton,
Sergeant John Sherratt, Sergeant
Henry Aicklen, Sergeant Robert r.
Brooks, Sergeant Henry II. Grave,