The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-08-15

! She should be in early this after
noon, by three at the latest. Captain
Moresby wants to get away by seven
o'clock tonight.
Chiyo Maru From Coast
Captain Green wirelessed in yester-
day that the Chiyo Maru would not be
off port until nine o'clock this morn
ing, but she was off Koko Head shortly
before half-past seven, and was up to
the wharf by ten o'clock
For Honolulu the vessel has only
two lay-overs, Mr. and Mrs NJ. e.
Wright, OF course, she has no cargo
for here She had an excellent trip
down, and there were many on board
to meet the purser, T. C. McCombe.
McCombe made himself popular all
along as the freight clerk, and this
! trip he is in the purser's Office owing
ia Chapman having taken a holiday
! George A. Robertson is the freight
clerk while McCombe is purser.
The Chiyo Maru has sixty-eight
through in the cabin, sixty-one in the
| second-class and in the Asiatic steer
age ninety-seven Chinese and fifty
four Japanese. Her through cargo
totals 1,500 tons, and she has nearly
four days mail on board.
The trip down was marked by the
usual deck games, and moving pictu6
shows Owing to having Professor
David Starr Jordan on board the boat
will be held until six o'clock tomorrow
morning, in order to enable him to
deliver one of his interesting lectures
in the Opera House tonight on the
peace question
The Chiyo Maru will have a social
evening and dance on the ball deck
tonight. The function will be from
nine until eleven, and the officers of
the ship extend a cordial invitation to
al! the residents to be present.
Passengers Arrived.
Per Mauna Loa from Kona and Kau
Orts, August 15.-J. S. Donagho. w. |
DOnagho, Judge and Mrs. w. H. Hay |
selden and two children, Mrs. Bar |
clay and three children, All Yee ana |
wife and child, S. Kaai, Mrs. Abraham |
sen, Miss Trask, Mrs. King and child, |
Il. Hind, Miss Low, J. II. Hahuole, II. |
Smith, Miss L. Barber, w. NJ. Ching,
Miss Hookano, Miss Wallace, Mrs.
Berger, A. Hottendorf, Mrs. Howland
and child, Mrs. Nahole, J. Nahole, g. !
Nahole, Nahahara and wife, T. Maru-
motto, the Misses Marumoto (2), Rev.
Scudder, H. P. Campbell, Rev. R. b. |
Dodge, Rev. F. S. Scudder, I. Vein
heimer, W. G. Scott, c. A. Mcdonald, !
Rev. j. x. Bodell, G. Tongo, Mura. !
hige, and 1913 on deck.
Passengers Booked
Per Kinau for Kauai, August ID
ID. L. Austin, G. de La Vergne, H. e.
Leland, Mr.. and Mrs. H. S. Simpson
and five children, Miss Mumford, Miss
Estelle Roe, p. l.. Horne, Rev. d.
Scudder, Rev. R. B. Dodge, Rev. r. 4.
Smith, Miss Yates, Mrs. X. NJ Yates,
Miss j. Johnson, Mr., and Mrs. A. T.
Speare, Father Herman and NJ. Osakl.
Per Mikahala to Maui, via Molokai,
W. Pfotenhauer, w. II. Rec, Jr., c. A.
Rice A. H. Rice and c. w. Spitz.
Per Mikahala to Maui, VIC Molokai,
August 15.-AIrs. p. j. Monahan, Miss
Alexander, Miss ]. Shaw, Mrs. e. Pet
erson, Miss Hendry and maid, Mrs.
Bume.
Per Mauna Loa for Kona and Kau
ports, August 1S.-Mr. and Mrs. E. G.
Allen, Miss l.. Barber, Mrs. L. Cnew,
Mr.. and Mrs. Bodel, w. B. Clark, b.
+. Mingles, Miss l.. Mienecke, Mrs. H.
Hind, R. Proth, Mrs. and the Masters
Magoon, the Notter children.
Per S. S. Mauna Kea to Hawaii via
Eorts, August ia. Louis, Rev. Ault,
Prof. +. II. Smith, Miss H. Cathcart,
Miss NJ. Dutea, Miss NJ. b. Davis, Miss
r. B. Killer, Miss e. Hall, Mrs. NJ
Cheatham and child, Mrs. ]. A. Ma
goon and Masters Magoon (2), II.
Busher, j. S. Vierra, Mr. and Mrs c.
Castleman, j. Monsarrat, r. Sinclair,
Miss NJ. Ukouka, Miss L. Yates, ],
Dawson, j. A. Perreida, II. Vickers, II.
c. Waldron, Hashimoto and wife, H.
A. Peterson, Mrs. H. S. Harris, Mrs.
A. Nielsen, Mrs. F. H. Shanks, Mrs E.
Hanaberg, p. w. P. Bluett, R. !. Lille,
H. A. Jaeger, NJ. McClonnahan, Mrs.
e. p Law and three children, Mrs.
and Miss Jones, w. NJ. Clifford, Miss
ID. Waldron, W. Waldron, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. w. Kent, p, H. Langdon, l..
w. Knight, Mr. and Mrs. B. Williams,
Miss NJ. Wiggin, Mrs. H. w. Fincke,