The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-11-18
SHIPPING NOTES
Mauna Kea Arrives.


The queen of the Inter-Island fleet,
Mauna Kea, arrived at I o'clock this
morning from Hilo and way ports.
She had bunny weather, but suffered
no particular inconvenience She
brought a distinguished assortment OF
including reverends, mer-
chants. physicians, tourists, travelling
statesmen, teachers and families, The
only incident of any magnitude dur.
ing the voyage was a toothache en-
dured by popular Purser Phillips This
did not bother the passengers very
much because he said nothing about
it. but it was the cause of the crew
being paid off this morning in quicker
time than they we're ever paid off be-
fore, for the simple reason that Pete
was in a hurry to get to the dentist.
SHIPPING NOTES.
L. S. S. Cincinnati should arrive
here from San Francisco on Thursday
next.
The Shinyo Maru of the T. X. X.
line is the neNr liner from the Orient
due next Friday.
The British steamer Willesden is
looked for Tuesday. She comes from
Portugal with 1900 immigrants.
U. S. n tug Navajo will be busy
towing targets when the fleet gets into
these waters.
The Sierra, en- route to San Fran
cisco, is experiencing strong head
winds and heavy seas She was 1245
miles from the Golden Gate at eight
o'clock last night.
The Hilonian arrives at Kaanapali
at o'clock this afternoon.
The oil tanker Santa Maria will ar
rive here from Port San Luis on Tues
morning next
The Ninau came in early this morn
ing from Kauai She's a day ahead Of
time on account of requiring a scrap
ing. Her only cabin passengers were
Chester Doyle "and valet" and Tom
Holloway. Doyle reports having seen
the Inauguration of reinforced con
crete fence posts on Lihue plantation,
100000 DC @ g 6 G Q C @ g g 9
hulu road, Honolulu, Oahu, $l16O. b
35S, p 26. Dated Nov 3, 1911.
Joseph Fo Kan and wife to Guard
ian Trust Co.. Ltd, NJ; lots I, . and
>. block A, rents, etc, Minton Tract.
Honolulu, Oahu 3S,7OO sd. It. land,
rents, etc, Hebron avenue, Mokihana
street and Kapahulu road, Honolulu,
Oahu, $1,000; b. $50, p. %, Dated No
yomber 3, 1911.
10 Yahach to Hilo Emporium, Ltd,
c. NJ; cane crop on - a. land, Ku-
kuau 2,>Hilo, Hawaii $522; b. 35i, p.
IFS. Dated Oct. 80, 1911.
Shimabukuro Rinsho to T. Sumisa-
hi, c. NJ: furniture, cooking utensils,
etc, in restaurant in Lalakea bldg,
Front street, Hilo, Hawaii; $3.50; b..
354, p. 179. Dated oct 20, 1911.
f. !. Williams to A. G. Curtis and
wife, Rel; lots 115 and 116 Patent H.
O2O, cane, contracts, rents, etc, Olaa
Reservation, Puma, Hawaii; $4,000; b..
1854, p. 1871 Dated Nov I, 1911.
Mrs. Kikia to Mrs. Mary Kahaleo-
hu,,D r. p, 7745 Kul 1O1S1, Papake.
Hamakua, Hawaii; SO etc; B, 35S,
p 30 Dated Aug, 1911.
Edwin Thomas and wife to Charley
T, Keliikaahih, D.; Kul. S20l and por
r. p. 5232 KuL 1857. Waipio, Hama
lua, Hawaii; So; b, 35S, p. p, Dated
oct. II, 1911.
Lucy Kapio and husband to f. A.
Schaefer NJ; int in pc. land, Nienie,
iamakua, Hawaii $50. B. 354, D..
1871 Dated oct. 81, 1911
Miyamoto Tokuzo to S. Hata, B, S.;
cane crop on lot If, Kaiwik Home
steads, S. Hilo, Hawaii; $375; b. 1856,
p. 3l6. Dated oct 81, 1911.
Eddie p. Miner to George +, Miner
D.. tenth int. in 3 $500 a land, Vine.
yard street, Waiuku Maui; $500; b.
35S, p. 21. Dated Nov. !, 1911,
George E. Miner to Young Mems
Saws. Socy., Ltd. NJ; int in 3SS-1OO
a. land, Vineyard street, Wailuku
Maui $500; b. 1851, p. Sil, Dated Nov
/, 1911.