The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-07-18

United States by coming in here witt
out wireless when she has fifty.tw
persons on board, is still under COZ
sideration. No definite informatio
can be obtained regarding the matter
Should the NJ. S. Dollar be found t.
be at fault she will be liable to a fin
not exceeding $4,000. When the mat
ter was mentioned on board yesterda,
1t was said that they knew nothin,
OF any such act having been in fore,
since July /, besides it was BRITISH
ship so the United States law on the
subject could not touch her. A read
ing of the act, however, shows that
this applies to all vessels coming with.
IN the scope of the act, irrespective of
the nationality. The act was pub.
lished in June of last year.
The matter will be settled tonight
one way or the other, as the vessel is
to leave for San Pedro and San Fran.
cisco in continuation of her voyage
from the Orient at five o'clock, IL she
can make it,
Nukui Has No Wireless Operator.
r. W. Christie, who became popular
as the wireless operator on the Kukui
las resigned his position, and return
ed to the eastern states. He left re.
'ently as the climate down here did
not suit him So far the wireless in
has not been made nm tue
Christie while here fixed up
receiving set; the set that
he is to have is still awaiting official
Kukui's Engineer on Honeymoon.
Chief Engineer Fred 4. Clark of the
ighthouse tender Kukui is now on his
oneymoon, having left this morning
n the Mauna Kea for the big island
lie was married to Miss Anna Minna
ertha Henrietta Klemme, on Satur
ay last. He has been the recipient
many congratulations ever since
nd left this morning amid a further
lower of them.
1t is popularly supposed on boaro
lat chief officer Blackston will come
lck a benedick from Vancouver.
here he went four weeks ago on a !
'cation. Blackston swore SO positive
before he left that he did not in.
nd to get married, that he made his
lends on the Kukui suspicious that
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ONGOLIA, Am. S. s., IRON Homo
lulu for the Orient, June 12.
uRlEL, scr. from Honoipu for San
Francisco, July 3. Il
AVAJO, naval tug, from Mare Island v
for Honolulu, July 13. c
-WSBOY, Am. schr., from Gray's b
Harbor for Honolulu, July 3. p
PPON MARU, Jap. S. S., left San Il
francisco for Honolulu, July 12. n
jUANU, Am bk., Josselyn, from Il
\alnapali ar. New York, June 18.
NJ KELLOGG, Am schr., from Ho-
lolulu, ar, Eureka June 1.
.RSIA, Br. S. s., from Honolulu for F
yokohama, July 5.
PEAT Am. schr, ar. Gray's Har- A
'or' from Honolulu, July 8.
G. SLADE, Am. schr,, left Honolulu S
or Aberdeen, Wash. April 20.
p. RlTHET, Am. bl1., for Mahukona
rom Honolulu, July 16. hi
BERT LEVERS, Am. schr.. for II
honolulu, from Tacoma, June 26. at
BERT sEARLEs, Am. schr., ar G.
uget Sound from Honolulu. April .
SECRANS, Am. S. s., ar. Monterey
'om Honolulu, Jt...e "a. ra
MIA RITA, Am, S. s., ar. Port San sh
uis from Honolulu, July l. tn
VIA MARIA, stmr., from Port San ha
uis for Honolulu, July 8. to-
)TTISH MONARCH, for Yokohama an
om Honolulu, July /. da
c, ALLEN, Am. bk,, from Fort
ragg for Honolulu, July 8. A
WILDER, bktn, for Port Town
nd from Everett, June 8.
'RIDAN, U. S. A. T., ar. San Fran the
SEQ from Honolulu, July IA. bel
U. S. A. T., left Homo of
u for Manila, via Guam, July IA. Ar
ERlA, Am. S. s., from Honolulu, the
. San Francisco, July 6. TIL
IRA. Am. S. s., for San Francis ant
from Honolulu, July 70. in
ROGATIEN, from London for Ho. din
lulu, April 27. son
.YO MARU, from Honolulu, ar the
'kohama, July 7, of
Am. S. s., from San mo
ancisco for Seattle, July 10. ans
ODON, Br. S. s., for Honolulu str,
'm Newcastle, July l. sui
LIAM P, FRYE, Am. ship. for dov
laware Breakwater, May %. VIII,
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