The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-06-21

Purser Hayden, of the Wailele re-
ports that there were $4,000 bags Jf
sugar at Kukuihaele and 1860 bags
at Honokaa.
Purser Logan, of the w. G. Han,
reports that the following sugar was
awaiting shipment on Kauai: G.. e r..
1900 bags; Nj. A. K, 44,2S6; McB.,
41S7; X. K, B.. $500; K. P, 1890:
G. F. 12,319; P. L., 5,67S, and NJ. s.
Co., 5000
w. c. Hall Has Sugar
Five thousand five hundred bags Of
sugar comprised the principal item
in the W. G. Halls cargo from Kauai
this morning. She also had three
horses, sixty-four bags of rice and
fifty-two packages OF sundries.
Lurine on the Way.
The Lurline left San Francisco yes
terday for Honolulu direct. In ordi-
nary circumstances she would have
left on the 14th but she has been put
on a twenty-eight-day schedule, and
this time she was held at San Fran
cisco to undergo some necessary re-
pairs. She will be due here on the
9th and will leave again on July 3.
Thetis to Bering Sea.
The revenue cutter Thetis left yes
terday afternoon at half-past five for
her annual patrol of the Boring Sea
in company with other members Of
the fleet. When she will be back
here is not known. It is possible, how
ever that a more up-to-date vessel
will replace her.
Claudine from Hawaii.
The Claudine arrived this morning
from Hawaii via ports with 40 sacks
of seed sale, fifty-one sacks of tarO,
seventeen crates of chickens, 306
water melons, forty-one bundles OF
empty bottles, one horse, fortyfour
hogs, twenty-eight packages of hides
and 1876 packages of sundries.
Mariana Due Friday Noon.
The Canadian-Australian steamer
Mariana wirelessed in yesterday to
the effect that she would be here
from Vancouver at about noon on
Friday next At eight o'clock on
Monday night she was 1900 miles
away from Honolulu. She will, in all
probability, leave for Australia the
same evening.
New Canadian-Austraian Schedule.
On Monday the agents for the Ca
nadian-Australan Steamship Com
pany, Theo. Davies & Co., received
, copies of the new schedule of this
line, but it only goes up to August.
The first boat to leave under the
new arrangement will be the Mar
anna Brisbane has been cut out, and
| Auckland substituted. She is due 70
leave Sydney on July 81 and Auck-
land on August 4, Suva four days
later, Honolulu on the 18th and Vic
| tOria and Vancouver on the 22d. This
will mean no alteration in the time
table as far as Sydney, Suva, Homo
lulu and Vancouver are concerned.
The only thing about it is that the
journey will have to be accelerated.
The homeward schedule is not yet
given.
Passengers Arrived.
Per Claudine from Hawaii, via
ports, June PIE. X. Fernandez, w.
Jarrett, VIM. Black, E. V. Miller, DR..
Sexton, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Kanahele, N.
Ormsted, A. Kanae, H. K. Kauihou, ].
Kaiwiaea, d. X. Wailehua and child,
Mrs. II. Pupuhi, d. X. Kaaia Kamanu
and child, NJ. H. Reuter-, K. Macken-
zie, Rev, s. K. Kaailua, T. K. Pa, Mr.
and Mrs. D. w. Napihaa and child, Mr..
and Mrs. j. Hiram, Miss H. Voss, Miss
l. l., Tucker, Miss c. Wells, Miss
{. Pratt, Miss Schmidt, T. r. Hinck-
ley, j. A. Aheong, Mrs j. Akau and
1.-TWO children, Miss Orchard, Rev. and
Mrs. d. N. Cpunui, J. K. Pun, X. Pho
hio, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. NJ. Kahiapo and
child, Mrs X. Hopeau, Mrs Kalei,
Fuji, Mrs. A. Tilton, Misses Tilton(2), ,
. Mrs. N. Langsi, L. Paulo, Miss A.
Mitchell, Mrs. NJ. Mattos, Mrs. E.
kaholokula, }. Watson, Mrs. J. K.
Kaluna, Mr.. and Mrs. G. Kaluna, Rev.
|, d. laea, W. Robertson, Miss Smith,
y. Kuma, S. Hase, S. Hirokawa, T.
Osaki, S. Hirano, D. Chong, Father
Joseph, Miss C. b. Townsend, J. L.
Coke, G. Rhoades, Yamano and Mrs.
Chiya, There were lightweight OLE
deck
Passengers Departed.
Per S. S. Wilhelmina for San Fran
cisco, June 21.-Mrs. T, A. Arnott,
Miss A, Atkinson, Miss E. NJ Arthur,
L. c. Ables, Kenneth Ables, Mr. and