The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-09-23

work of the seal pirates, it is said
that within a few years the vast seal
; herds would be completely extermin.
ated.
d Whenever the American patrols
, come up with the thieves, not only are
: the catches and vessels confscated, but
! the poachers are taken into custody.
The entire consignment of the
) Homer is now being discharged at
Oakland, and will be shipped in bond
to New York, where the lot will be dis
posed of by public auction. The skins
usually go to foreign buyers and are
shipped to Europe.
Liner Mariposa s,teams.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 12.-The
Oceanic Steamship Company's liner
Mariposa, Captain Thomas Dowden.
steamed at II o'clock yesterday morn
ing for Papeete, Tahiti She carried
quite a number of tourists and was
laden with a full cargo of general mer-
chandise for the French island port.
Among those who sailed on the steam
er were H. T. Lee, a Los Angeles man,
who is making his fifth trip to they
tropics on pleasure w. E. Robertson
and family of Portland, who will jour
ney on to New Zealand; Herman
Meuel, father of Purser Meuel of the
,Mariposa and agent for the Oceanic
company in Tahiti, accompanied by
his wife, and Edward Charlier and
Judge Jean Hucher, officials in the adj
ministration of Tahiti Others sailing
on the steamer were r. H. Dessous-
lazy, H. M. McCance, E. B. Mcdowell,
John Rasmussen, I. H. Smith, J. D.
Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. F. ]. Fullmer,
Emil Hague, p. Perkins and H. VIII
helm.
Annapolis Sails Thursday.
The gunboat Annapolis will coal ON
Wednesday and on Thursday afternoon
it is expected that she will leave for
Mare Island On arriving there the
Annapolis will go out of commission
and be pleased on the drydock for
thorough overhauling. She has been
in Samoan waters since May, 1907, an6S
is in need of cleaning and many re-
pairs.
"Homeward Bound" Blowout.
The men of the Annapolis will give
smoker on Monday evening. In
vitations are now being issued to their
many friends in Honolulu, and a pleas
ant evening is in anticipation, It will
be stag" affair.
Many of the men of the Annapolis
have been stationed at Page Page for
six years or more, and they will give
vent to part of their joy at getting
back to civilization with the jollifica-
tion on Monday evening. Cigars will be
lighted promptly at 1880 o'clock.
Officers of Annapolis Entertain.
Commander Hayes and other officers
of the gunboat Annapolis will give a
dinner tonight in honor of Admiral and
Mrs. Cowles, Miss Cowles, and Major
and Mrs Neville.
S. S. Lodorer Sails for Honolulu,
A cable received today announces
the departure of the steamship Lodor-
er from New Castle, ~ S. W., for this
port with cargo of coal consigned
to c.. Brewer & Co.
Latest Telegraphlc News.
(Per Merchants Exchange)
MAHUKONA, Sept. 23.-Sailed, bkt.
lrmgard for San Francisco.
YOKOHAMA, Sept. %. - Arrived,
Tenyo Maru; from Honolulu Septem-
Der -.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 28.-saiIed,
Sierra for Honolulu at noon.
HlLO, Sept 21.-Arrived, schr. C. S.
Holmes, "a days from Port Gamble.
(5y Wireless.)
S. S. Honoluian will arrive Wednes-
day morning from San Francisco.
S. S. Korea will arrive Monday
morning from San Francisco, and sail
same afternoon for Yokohama
LOCAL NOTICE TO MARINERS.
HAWAIIAN ISLANDS-Maui Island
My side-WaiIuku Coast-Spartan
Reef Bell Buoy !, heretofore reported
out of position, was replaced Sep
TENDER 22, 1911.
List of Buoys, etc, Twelfth Subdis-
tric+, 1909, 10.
c. e G. 6 Chart A116
BY order of he Commissioner of
LEO SAHM,
Lieutenant, U. S. ~, Inspector 18th
L. H. District.