The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-12-30
Sherman in from Manila.

morning at an early hour from Ma
Mia via Nagasaki The trip across
was a pleasant one.
She had no passengers for Homo
lulu but landed a little cargo for
Guam. This will be picked up by
the next outgoing transport.
She has big crowd of passengers
for San Francisco, viz, 1877 in the
cabin, eighty-three in the second
class and 1854 in the steerage. The
full passenger list has already been
published in The Star
The Sherman leaves c. five o'clock
this afternoon for San Francisco.
Mail to San Francisco Today.
The Sherman will leave at five
o'clock this afternoon, and the postal
authorities will send a mail by her.
This will close at the postoffice at
four o'clock. In this way a couple of
days will be saved, as the Sherman
should reach San Francisco by this
N"J "OSh VI IOuiOiIOW at IHe ldleSJ,
, If she gets in by Sunday, January Z,
she will be two days ahead of the
Wilhelmina, which leaves here next
Wednesday morning for San Fran
cisco.
! kiyo Maru in Last Night.
The T. K. K. S. Kiyo Maru came in
last night and locked at the upper
end of the Hackfeld wharf. As stated
in The Star yesterday afternoon she
was fumigated, and as soon as pos
sible after this operation had been
concluded was brought up to her
berth. She was locked by seven
o'clock.
She has for this port $500 tons Of
fertilizer The trip across was
pleasant one throughout.
Mauna Loa from Kauai.
! The Mauna Loa arrived from Kauai
this morning with five thousand bags
of sugar, forty-two bags of taro,
thirty-two bags of cocoanuts, five
crates of chickens, one crate of ducks,
five pigs, four packages of opihi, one
horse and an automobile.
J The Mauna Loa came in a day
ahead of time on account of the New
Year holiday. She will leave on her
due date-Tuesday
/ nAcorMNEHo AHH.--
{ Per Mauna Kea from Hawaii via
ports, this morning.. c. Jones,
Misses Jones 90, Misses Gartley (2),
Miss E. Edgar, Mr.. and Mrs. C. 3.
Edgar, Mrs. c. S. Middleton, Miss J.
Feusier, Lord Talbot, S. Quincy, H.
Carleton, DR.. and Mrs. w. w. Irwin,
= Mr.. and Mrs. E. Ganett, S. c. Edgar,
A Butt, Miss ~ NJ. Radcliffe, Miss ].
= Charlesworth, Miss Mundon, Mr.. and
Mrs. M. Howard, Mr. and Mrs. M. H.
| Walker, Mr. and Mrs. c. H. Tracy.
Mrs. F. Conradt and two children, w.
F. Sabin, H. w. Kinney, T. A. Dram
ga, c. II. Pierce r. K. .Reidford, Mrs.
F. Meyer and servant, Misses Meyer
GU, l.. Severance, Miss Stone, D. b.
Kuhns, j. T. Bento, C. f. Barter, j.
M. Young, c. VOTERS, Miss E. Nc
Kenzie, Mrs. L. Fiege. Mr.. and Mrs.
H. P. Wood, T. II. Lille and son,
Misses Jensen (2), A. Borba, Mr.. and
Mrs. M. Duarte, Jr., and seven chill
dren, Miss X. Mossman, Mrs. A. Hay
wood, Mrs. e. H. Rogers, c. P. Morse,
Miss R. Hensen, Miss Christophensen,
Miss N. G. Adams, Miss /. MacDon-
aid, R. Miahara, Mrs. Mirakami, F. J.
Church, T. d. Skinner, d. Ferreira,
Mr.. and Mrs. p. w. Herrin.
Per Mauna Loa from Kauai this
morning-Mrs. J. Fassoth, Mrs. Wal
amau, Miss Nahum, r. Kapuniai, y.
Suzuki, S. Moeller, Miss E. All, e. F.
Deinert, P. Berg, Miss Berg, Mrs. S.
X. Kaeo, Miss Kaeo, Master Kaeo, IF.
Iwiula, r. NJ Morton, A. Richmond.
The Mauna Kea Booking.
The following have booked to make
the trip to Hilo by the Mauna Kea,
leaving here at o'clock on Saturday
afternoon: C. T. Hall, J. A. Adams, J.
w. Cornn, Mrs. Adams, Mrs C. T. Hall,
Mrs. Quinn, Mrs. b. F. Weigh, Miss
Claypool, Mrs. and Miss Washington.
Miss Hughes, Miss L. M. Davis, Miss
Hart Miss A. C. Gleason, Miss May
Johnston, Miss Ruth Jeffs, Mrs. Hisei
mann, Miss Mclean, Mrs. A. A. Burns,
Miss Lantz, Miss M. Kibler. Mrs
Matheson, Mrs Mengel, Mrs. Sedgwick
L. c. Ables, Mr. and Mrs. linen, Mrs
Morrison, Miss G. Jones, Mrs. S. De-
coto, Mrs. Gilchrist, Mrs. Wood, r. J.
Schoen, R. B. Blackshears, E. Shiele,
Miss A. tombstone, Miss H. Watkins,
Miss Hill. Miss Newkirk, Miss Trump
Ter, Miss K. Dawson, Miss Cora l..
NFro Mt. NJ DoIv,o,,