The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-08-11

Ihe information that she has per-
ishable cargo on board and will go
either to the Channel wharf or the
oceanic was given in yesterdays
Star. 1t is expected that she has
some mail on board.
Wilhelmlna Booked Up.
The popularity of the Wilhelmina is
attested by the booking that has taken
place on her next voyage to San Fran
cisco. Although she will not leave
here until Wednesday next the book
ing has been extremely heavy She
should leave here a full ship. even al
lowing for the usual Withdrawals. for
It is certain that the places of all those
who cancel will be filled by others
anxious to go.
Honlulan Leaves Sunday
The Honolulan will return here on
Sunday morning at an early hour. and
will leave for San Francisco at ten
o'clock. She will not take any cargo
from here She will be well patronized
and will carry the mails. BY her being
put forward she will give another
mail to the coast Had she left on the
10th as originally planned, there would
have been no advantage in sending
mails by her, and the Wilhelmina
leaving on the 10th would be at San
Francisco just as soon.
U. S. Asiatc Torpedo Boat FlotiIIa.
According to the Hongkong Daily
Press, the Asiatic torpedo boat fotilla,
under the command of Lieutenant
Charles S. Kerrick, U. S. N, consist
ing of the torpedo boat destroyers
cambridge, Dale, Barry, Chauncey
and Decatur, will leave Cavite tomor-
row (July 15) for cruise in northern
waters. The first port of call will be
Hongkong, where the little boats will
remain several days and then proceed
to several Chinese ports before visit
ing Japan. An interesting feature of
the summer cruise will be a visit to
Vladivostok, which port has never be-
fore been included in the itineraries
Of the smaller vessels, and but seldom
visited by ships of the fleet.
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
(Per Merchants Exchange)
Monterey-Sailed, August 10, S. S.
Rosecrans for Kaanapali and Homo
ulu.
Columbia River-Sailed, August 9,
chooner Resolute for Honolulu. ,
Kahului-Sailed, August 8, S. S.
'irginia for Salina Cruz.
Port Allen-Sailed, August 9. S. S,
Iyades for San Francisco.
Callao-Sailed, July 8, French blk.
'onchamps in ballast for Honolulu
nd Puget Sound.
Passengers Booked.
Per S. S. Honolulan leaving on Sun,
ay next for San Francisco: VIM. No
and, E. E. Winfrey, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo
Cowan, Mrs. H. o. Weaver, Mrs,
l. Cronan, Mr.. and Mrs. Livingston,
lr. and Mrs. H. Wears, Miss M. Denis,
liss V. Spence, Rev. and Mrs. E. b.
urner and three children, ]. M.
hinkard, Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Austin,
irs. Painter Mrs. B. Chapman, W.
ram, w. F. Cole, Mrs. Gray and in
ant, Mrs. E. Albin, Mr.. and Mrs. D.
Baker, Miss Beerman, Mrs.
H. D. Carey and R. C.
nyder.
Per M. ~ S. S. Wilhelmina, for San
August 16.-Miss Hind.
-iss M. Hind, l.. Arnold, Clyde Dea-
on, w, R. Ouderkirk, o. A. Hind.
has. McWayne, R. A. Craft, Mrs. R.
. Craft, Mr.. Heiser, H. P. Kennedy,
. VIM. Douthitt, R, Hind, w. F. Gar
Y, w. P. Sherman, o. T. Boardman.
Z. Donaghho, E. l.. Marshall, R. S.
orris, o. st. j. Gilbert, w. T. Raw
rs, w. T. Kelly, Mr.. Horner, Chang
ong, A. M. YIN, c. F. Scott, Mrs. C.
Scott and infant, Bung Chu Choy.
ang Kong Lum, Mr. Kim Ching, Miss
Dam, Mrs. E. j. Holiday, Cyril Da-
an, VIM. Desha, M. F. Peters, w. II.
anlon, Mrs. S. A. Badger, w. NJ. Min
n, Mrs. w. M. Minton,, Miss NJ.
alker, Miss Y. Reynolds, Mrs Dillon,
:. A. e. Bruno, L. T. Ross, w. p.
umb, Miss W. Chalmers, Mrs. Dix
/, Mrs. A. Conn, Miss Munds, Miss
azier and two children, Miss NJ.
haefer, Miss L. NJ. McStocker, Miss
'gers, Miss A. Won Tempsky, Miss
Won Tempsky, Miss Wodehouse, e.
Winant Mrs. E. T. Winant, Miss
yynell, Mrs. Horner, E. H. Rider.
:. Burnard, Mrs. Burnard, Master
rnard, Miss Burnard, Miss e. L.
'od, Mr. Garfield, Mrs. Garfield, Miss
Verdenburg, Miss NJ McDermott.
SIS R. McChesney Miss Beatrice