The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-08-08


made up between Sydney and Suva,
the arriving dates at Honolulu and
Vancouced not having been disturbed.
So far no news has been received
that the Mariana duly departed from
Sydney on Monday, July 81, but it is
pretty well certain that she did.
Robert Levers Away Yesterday.
The lumber schooner Robert Lew
ers finished fumigating yesterday aft
ernoon and left for Tacoma.
| Mary E. Foster Now Fumigating.
| The schooner Mary e. Foster is
now being fumigated at quarantine
island. She will leave this afternoon.
in all probability, for Port Blakeley.
Her skipper has been i'll for some
days, but he is now we'll enough to
take her back to the Coast. She has
been overhauled on the marine rail-
way.
Manchuria Is Light
The P. M. S. Manchuria was flying
light when she arrived this morning =
from the Coast en- route to the ORR
ent, this being the slack season for
cargoes for the far East.
She was off port at twenty minutes
past six this morning, but did not get
up to her berth until after eight
O'Clock. The trip down, Acting Pur-
ser Macpherson said, was a good one
throughout. The usual games were
played, and thoroughly enjoyable
time was spent, as the vessel came
through calm seas the whole time.
Her passenger list is a fairly big
one, having for her fifty-four cabin
passengers and four in the second
class For the Orient she has eighty
five in her cabins, six in the second
class and 134 in the Asiatio steerage.
OF the latter number eleven are de-
ported Chinese and two are Chinese
who were denied admission to the
For Honolulu she has only 1S1 tons
Of general cargo, and two automo-
oiles, while her through cargo totaled
800 tons, also General. There have
been several changes in the person.
lel of the staff since the Manchuria
vas last here.
She leaves for the Orient this after
loon at five o'clock.
Passengers Arrived.
Per Wilhelmina from San Francisco
his morning-Miss w. Aitken, Frank
;. Allen, Miss Kate AppIegarth, Miss
). A. Badger, Mr. and Mrs. G. K. Balm
bridge, R. c. Blackshear, H. G. Bos-
we'll, Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Boswortb.
Dr. Albert Bowen, Mrs. c. E. Bowen,
Miss Katherine Bowen, DR.. A. e..
3rune, Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Burnand.
on and daughter; Mrs. S. c. Burns.
1eroy Bush, Mrs. Margaret Carson,
dr, and Mrs. M. T. Clegg, Miss X. NJ.
jook, Miss Mary H. Cooper, Mrs. w
Cooper Mr.. and Mrs. r. C. Craft.
Hiss Elizabeth Davidson, Geo. A.
)avts, Mr.. and Mrs. w. Elded and
on, Mrs. w. H. Fincke, Miss Eliza
eth Floud, Miss Geiselman, Col.
ieorge de la Gergne, H. A. Giles. Mrs
ohn e. Crosse, Miss Irene Crosse,
lrs. w. II. Hanlon, Mr. and Mrs. Sam
el Z. Haver, Mr. and Mrs. A. e.
ietherlngton, Mrs. E. J.. Holiday.
lrs. H. Johnson and three children,
lrs' e. l.. Kinsella, w. LAM, J. D. p
eVenson, Mrs. Rhoda Lindesmith
co. H. Lynch, Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ
yon' Miss j. c. Mccarthy, Miss Eliz-
beth Mccarthy, John McCrossen
rnest Miller, j. c. Mocine, Miss Alice
eWcome, Miss Mary Newkirk. Sam
el Farker' Ernest Parker, w. L. Pc
rson, w. T. Pope, Mrs. Ramsey
oettner' Miss Mary Sexton, Robolt
ningle' Fred Shingle, Miss Isabella
nith' Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Stopie 7
stevens, Judge ]. Sullivan. Miss +
Iaylor' Miss Renatta Tetzlaf, Miss
walter, P. L. Weaver, Miss N. G.
ong.
Per P, NJ. S. Manchuria from San
ancisco this morning-Mrs w
nes, A. M. Ardery, Mr. and Mrs. /.
Bond, J. Louis Burgoyne. Mr.. and
rs. F. B, Cameron, T. NJ. CamfeId.
IS c. Clark, James E. Cotter, Le-
ID 5. Dunham, Mr.. and Mrs. H. F..
ltton and maid, c. w. Emerson.
IS. John Ena, Fritz Guenther Ru.
lph Guenther, Mrs. Leonora Harri.
d. Miss F. Hoffman, Mrs. f. w. Jen.
lgs' Mr. and Mrs. w. A. Kinney.
sel McB. Kinney, Mr. and Mrs J.
Llppincott, Master Jos, Lippincott,
SIS Rose Lippincott, Miss Ruth
on Mrs B. Meyer Mr.. and Mrs.
d. e. olds, Ransom Pratt Mr.. and
s. L. s. Reibold, Miss A. Rooney,
N. Rosenfeld, r. D. SilIiman. Miss