The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-06-29
Shipping News
SIBERIA HERE TOMORROW MORNING

The T. N. 8. S,bnri9 wirolessed in
his nCning thai she would be of
port tomorrow morning at six o'c,""i
from the Orient. She has 1000 tons
largo tor this ort, but no mention
has been made of the nnmber of
passengers arriving. She will in all
probability leave the same afternoon
in continuation OF her voyage to the
coast.
K kui Returned From a Voyage.
The U. S. L. E. tender Kukui is
back in port from Kauai, where she
went on repair work.
Challenger Now At Wharf.
II. NJ. S. Challenger finished her
fumigation at the quarantine island
this morning, and great interest was
taken in the way in which she was
docked The blueiackets, who by the
way were dressed in white, with
liberal spangles of coal dust, also
created lot of interest by the way in
which they ran the gangway from
one dock to the other.
Collier Scottish Monarch Arrives.
The collier Stottich Monarch arriv-
ed yesterday morning from Acapulco
and is now moored alongside H. NJ. S.
Kent. This vessel is carrying coal for
II. NJ. S. Kent and Challenger, and
both ships will replenish their sup
plies before leaving for China and
Australia, respectively, on July 8.
The collier will leave on Saturday
for Yokohama, where she will again
supply coal to the Kent T. H. Davies
C Co., are the agents here for this
vessel.
TeIegraphic AdVices.
(Per Merchants EXchange.)
San Francisco, June 2S.-SaiIed, l
p. m, S. S. Persia, for Honolulu; ar
rived, blk. Andrew Welch, hence June
2nd.
| Tacoma, June 26.-Sailed, scr. Rob.
ert Levers, for Honolulu.
Hilo, June 24.-Sailed, scr. Ethel
Zane for Port Townsend.
Honoipu, June 24.-Sailed, scr. Ly
man d. Foster for Port Townsend.
Alice Cooke in Dock.
The lumber schooner Alice Cooke is
in dock being re-caulked preparatory
for her return to the Sound for lum
ber for these islands.
Carrying King Sugar.
The American-Hawaiian S. S. Com
panys steamers are about the creates
carriers of sugar from these islands
and every month the amount of suga
taken is large, for each vessel is capa
BILE of slowing over 1000 tons a
least, while some take more.
| c. p. Morse, the agent for this com
pany in Honolulu, has prepared SOM
interesting information on this point
This shows that the amount to b.
taken during July is about the larges
ever carried in any one month by tn
boats of this company, for the tota
will be no fewer than 4S,1O0 tons.
Beginning with the Columbian de
parting on July 6, 12,2OO tons will b.
taken, followed by the Massachusett
} on July 13 with 11,'00. The Alaskan
will be the next, on the 18th, and sh
will take away 12,2OO, while the fina
shipment for the month will be mad
on the Arizonan on July 80, when an
other 12,2OO will be shipped
China Has Room for Thirty.
, Agents Hackfeld & Co. this morr
ing received a cablegram announcin
the departure of the China fror
Yokohama with about 1000 tons c
cargo for Honolulu The informatio
was also contained in the messag
that she would have room for thirt
passengers from here. The China
due from the Orient on July Z, an
] will no doubt sail the same afternoo
I for San Francisco
) is given as July II.
New Canadian-Australian Schedule
r If the schedule that has been draw
? up under the new itinerary of tn
Canadian-Australian line of steamer
= is put into effect, it will make it a Ii
tie more inconvenient for those
r Honolulu having correspondence wit
!, Australia, as under the new schedul
S there is only one day between the a
= rival and the departure of the mail fC
= Australia. The new arrangement,
S the schedule as printed is adopte
/ will mean that the Zealandia will a
rive here from Sydney on SeptembC