The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-09-21

the expression and he was told TO use
his own judgment in the matter. Thirty
days is the time allowed now. unless
some very good reason, such as ill
ness, is given for further extension
In such cases the time has been ex.
tended beyond the usual thirty davs
In one case the period was periodical.
ly extended to two years.
However, the law imposing a fine
Iof 5000 for each passenger first went
into effect during the gold rush to
Alaska, before Hawaii could be affect
ed by it and, of course, Congress in
considering the law did not have i'm
mind it's ever applying to Hawaii. At
one time the law was made applica-
BILE to the Philippines. Later it was
suspended until 1909, and this suspen-
sion has since been extended.
It would appear that this suspension
act might be made to include Hawaii,
without serious damage to anybody
and to the everlasting benefit of these
islands.
LurIne Will Go to Railroad Wharf.
The Lurline will coraplete discharg-
ing her cargo today and will then he
moved again-this time to the railroad
wharf.
The Observation-Disclosures freighter
Arizonan is due to arrive here Sep
TENDER q from Salina Cruz, via
Sound ports.
Lurline Moved.
The Lurline moved over from the
Hackfeld wharf to the Matson wharf
at an early hour this morning, for the
purpose of completing the discharge
of her cargo. 1t was found by the
local agents that there was not suf-
ficient room on the Hackfeld wharf on
which to place the cargo of the Lur-
line, as a large part of the wharf is
occupied by freight from the Crown of
CASTLE, which the drays have been UNI
able to cope with.
Crown of CASTLE Sails Direct.
The Crown of CASTLE will sail this
afternoon at ) o'clock direct for San
Francisco, thus changing her original
which was to sail from here
for San Pedro. Her cargo for San
Pedro will be transhipped at San
Francisco to coasting vessel boundS
for San Pedro.
This change in her itinerary has
been made in order that she may keep
up with her regular schedule, as, on
account of heavy weather after leav-
ing the Straits, she arrived at this
port three days overdue.
The local agent for Inc Crown line,
Fred L. Waldron, states that the
Crown of Galacia will be dispatched
from Liverpool for Vancouver via Ho-
nolulu on September 80, and at inter-
walls of eight weeks thereafter other
ships will be sent out by this line for
Honolulu, thus establishing a regular
service between Honolulu and Liver
POOL.
The Crown of CASTLE will take a
arge cargo shipment of canned pine
apples for London and Liverpool.
TELEeRAPHIC.
PORT GAMBLE, Sept. 19.-Sailed,
'chr. Camano for Hilo.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 19.-sailed,
p. M, S, S. Korea for Honolulu.
HlLO, Sept. 17.-Arrived schr.
Prosper from Gray's Harbor.
YOKOHAMA, Sept. 19.-Sailed, S.
). Manchuria for Honolulu.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 19.-sailed
It noon, S. S. Honolulan for Honolulu.
PASSENGERS BOOKED.
Per Claudine for Maui, Sept. e.
hrs. NJ. T. Grieg, Mrs. w. A. Ander-
on and child, r. S. Pallister, Miss NJ.
'reitas, Mrs G. Freitas, Alvin Robin
on, Ed Kellett, Miss R. Hooking, J.
Bonnell and wife, Mrs. A. w. Rich
rdson, L. d. Timmons, A. o. Hender-
on, Rev. C, M. Homokoekaole.
Per steamer w. G. Hall for Kauai
orts, September 21-Mrs. w. Stew
TT, R. w. T. Purvis and wife, A.
machuzi, Miss Nienuse, S. Egger
ling and wife, Mrs. L. Rose.