The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-06-02

Castle & Cooke, agents for the Mat
son Navigation Co., have received I
wireless message from the Honolulan
which states that she will be here
early tomorrow morning The message
was dated at eight o'clock last night
and at that time the weather was
fine and all were we'll on board. The
Honolulan has fifty-two passengers
3,635 tons of cargo and SO sacks Of
mail for Honolulu 4O6 tons of cargo
for Kahului and 26O for EIilo. She will
berth at the Hackfeld wharf.
Sugar on Hawaii
Purser Sheldon of the Mauna Loa
reports that the following sugar was
awaiting shipment on Hawaii: At
Funa 9,919 bags, Honuapo 3,176
Kailua 749 Kukuihaele 1S,2OO, Homo
kaa 11,OOO, Paauhau 3O4OO, Paauilo
$500, and Kukiau All.
Likelike With Horses and sundries
The Likelike found no great strain
on her cargo space on her voyage
from Hawaii completed last night, for
she brought only two horses and one
package of sundries.
Mauna Loa Has Big Cargo.
The Mauna Loa returned this
morning with her usual regularity
from Kona and Kau ports, and she
had a big cargo and passenger list
| Her freight included one automobile
one bull, one horse, thirteen COWS
| twenty-nine calves, fourteen crates of
chickens, fourteen crates of pigs
thirty-four hogs, forty-eight bundles
of hides, fifty empty sake tubs, fifty.
eight bags of coffee, sixty-eight bags
of beans, eighty-six lunches of bana.
mas, 6,4O0 bags of sugar and 29O pack.
ages of sundries.
Rough weather was experienced
during the trip, and some landings
could not be effected.
Passengers Arrived.
Per Mauna Loa from Kona and Kau
ports, June 2.-F. ]. Lindeman, C. j.
Hoogs, c. Walters, e. G. Kinney,
r. H. Wilmington, Mr.. and Mrs. c. G.
Owen and child, Miss Massey, Miss e
Paris. A. Paris, E. flinders, A. R. Cur.
rey. c.. w. Ashford, F. Gaspar, H
Todd. J. Cooper, NJ. R. Desa, Mrs. Su.
mida, Judge Stanley, Sam Keliinoi, E.
Nicholas, K. Hondo, Maruno, T. Azu.
ki, j. L. Mclean, H. Howell, w. All.
ken, j. w. Hall, Ito, wife and child
Mrs. Oelhoeffen.
Woman Disappears at Sea.
San Francisco Call: News was
brought by the steamship Empress Of
India of the loss overheard from the
Japanese steamer Tamba Maru of
Mrs. j. W. Sneed, of New York he.
tween Shanghai and Moii. Sneed was
on his way home to America with his
Wife and four children. Mrs Snee1
is supposed to have fallen from ,
gangWay.
Repeat With Lumber.
The schooner Repeat was towed in
yesterday afternoon by the Intrepid
Ihe vessel, as mentioned in yester.
days Star, arrived in the morning
with a load of lumber from Port Gam.
Die She was brought in in the after
noon and berthed at the Bishop slim.
Captain Mackenzie stated that he wac
thirty-two days out and had on board
$4,000 feet of lumber consigned to
Levers & Cooke.
Andrew Welch Took Six Passengers.
The bark Andrew Welch is a favor
1te with the travelling public, it may
be said, for she brought five passen-
gers down here from the coast and
this morning she took six away. The
bark took full load of sugar, 1000
tons, and is bound to San Francisco
She was at the quarantine wharf yes.
terday, and this morning CAPTAIN
Hyde put line on board and soon
the Andrew Welch was out at sea.
and starting on her long journey 10
the coast.
Anarican-Hawaiian Fleet.
The Mexican is now lying at the
railroad wharf. She is taking on
sugar, and will leave tonight for Port
Allen, Kahului and Hilo en- route 70
Salina Cruz. From here she will
take away about 6,1OO tons of sugar
over 10000 bags. When she leaves
the islands she will have a full load
of sugar about $4,000 tons.
The Virginian sailed from Hilo on
tuesday last for Salina Cruz. She
also took a full load of sugar.
The Missourian leaves Tacoma to-
for Newcastle, via Ocean Island