The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-09-13

dered a farewell dance. This was a
most successful affair in every way.
Among the passengers returning TO
Australia are many of the members
of the Commonwealth parliaments,
who have been to England attending
the coronation ceremonies. They
have travelled leisurely across the
United States.
The Mariana will leave this after
noon at four o'clock for Australia via
Suva, Fiji and Auckland, N. q.
CIaudine from Hawaii.
The Claudine was an early arrival
this morning from Hilo via ports. She
had fairly large passenger list, and
| among her cargo were the following:
Two packages of coin, forty-three
packages of ohia lumber, ten cords
of wood, twenty sacks of empty bot
ties, forty-nine sacks of rice paddy,
eighteen crates of chickens, one auto
mobile, twenty sacks of corn, eighty
| five hogs, three cases of eggs, 116
packages of sundries and 23,5O4 feet
of ohia.
w. G. Hall from Kauai.
The W. G. Hall arrived this morn
ing from Kauai with 1852 bags Of
sugar, twenty bags of cocoanuts,
twenty-four empty wine barrels, one
automobile, one bag of coin, ten bum
dlnc Of nty har
ages of sundries. ~
lnter-lsIand Shipping.
Purser KILLING of the Claudine re-
ports that the schooner Melrose was
at Hilo on Monday discharging 1um-
ber The schooner Carrier Dove, he .
says, was towed out to sea in ballast
by the lighthouse tender Kukui, bound
for Gray's Harbor.
Sugar on Kauai.
Purser Logan of the w. G. Hall re-
ports that the following sugar was
awaiting shipment on Kauai: NJ. A.
K, 67437 bags; K. S. M, 1850; G.
& R., 1900; K. S. Co., 1900; M. s.
Co., 1920, and p. L., 1850.
Per w. G.. Hall from Kauai this
morning. R. Myers, H. s. Martinez,
c. Blake, S. Blake and infant, Mrs.
w Crowell, Miss E. Kahaoho, Master
Crowell, c. Pauoli, Y. Takuma, Kondo.
Sakuma, Miss Sakuma, w. Hanafke.
J.. Hanaike, Sawyer, c. Fong, ]. !.
Masters l. (2), E. E. Nahum, e. K.
Josea, Mrs. E. Woodward, J. Fernan-
DEE, S. Bannister, Mrs. w. Stewart,
Miss Hamaku, Mrs. ]. B. Myers, Mrs.
j. l., Logan and Mrs. E, E Nahum.
Passengers Departed. -~4GJ
Per S. S. Sierra for San Francisco
this morning-Mrs. /. G. August, Mrs
b. E. Battelle and two children, R. F.
Beckett, Mrs. Beckert and two chill
1ren, Mrs. e. A. Berndt, T. A. Biz
ningham, Brother Charles, S. l., c.,
NJ. Coito, Mrs. E. w. Congdon, w. A.
Jrawley, j. H. Cummings, w. ]. De.
Vries, Mrs. De Vries and infant, F..
Oohrmann, Jr., F. A. Games, Mrs. A.
tspenett, Miss Espenett, Capt. w. D.
Forsyth, DR., g, L. Glaysier, Mrs. Clay
'ier and three children, R. c. Gray,
Mrs. Gray, Mr.. Greenleaf, Mrs. Green
eaf and two children, Mrs. w. Hal
stead, Miss Halstead, A. Hamon, F.
". Hanson, Robert Hendry, DR.. ]. @.
Henry M. D., o. Herold, Mrs. Her
I'D, II. &. Holiday, Miss r. E. Hoppin,
hrs. c. E. Hughes, Austin Jones, Mr..
md Mrs NJ. c. King, R. |. Lille, Mrs.
lille, Mrs. Longbotham, w. Mackay.
. X. Meyers, Mrs. Meyers, ]. Monsar.
at, H. F. Mocine, Mrs. NJ. OReilly,
lrs F. G. Pavoad and child, Mrs. NJ.
. Roberts, Miss S. Roberts, d. l.. Ros-
nfeld, b. Sammons, II. p. Sands. Mrs.
lands and three children, Miss e. d.
Mrs. Ray Leach, Mrs. l..
Miss Schultz, Chung Sin, Mrs.
|. e. Stall, Captain ]. Steffany, G.
torck, P. T. Sudan, B. o. Tilden, Mrs..
/. b. Tucker, Mrs. ]. A. Verret and
hid, L. M. Wheeler, Mrs. Wheeler.
, B. Wilde, F. L. Winter, D. Wood.
hong r. zee, Yong Yen.
Per Wilhelmina to San Francisco
his morning-Aug. Ahrens, c. Ahrens,
lrs. N. Berry, Mrs. j. A. Balsh, Miss
, Blair, Mrs. S. c. Burns, A. Buescher,
;. Buescher, F. Brown, Geo Brown,
Hiss May Biven, Mrs. BottomIey and
hid, Geo. H, Cowan, Theo. A. Cooke.
Chapman, Mrs. Clewe, w. B. Clark.
= DE La Vergne, H, P. Faye, G.
ithen, Mrs. Forster, Ralph Guthridge.
lrs' c. F. Guthridge, R. Guthridge A.
.ogg' H, R. Hitchcock, Jr., VIM. H..
-oogs, Jr, S. Hamamoto, A. Homer.
IRIS. C. S, Holloway, Mr.. Howard He'd.
man, DR.. and Mrs. ]. r. Judd. Mr. and
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