The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-08-12

Francisco at 10 o'clock this mornin,
for Honolulu direct, and will be du,
here early on Friday morning next
| This popular liner will no doubt brin,
large number Of passengers and
big cargo. Already her cabins are fill
ing well for the return trip on tn,
23rd.
Sugar Awaiting Shipment.
Purser PHILLIPS of the Mauna Kea
reports that the following sugar was
awaiting shipment at Hilo: Olaa 16.
73O bags, ,Waiakea 1900, Hawaii Mill
1000, Wainaku 500, Onomea 1880
Pepeekeo 1000, Honomu 1000, Haka
lau 14,443, Laupahoehoe 1880, Ooka.
la 64OO, Kukaiau, H., 4,O54; Kukaiau
d., 2,459; Hamakua 14,6OO, Paauhau
none, Honokaa 5000, Kukuihaele 49,
S42, Punaluu 500, Honuapo 5215.
zealandia Is Coming.
The r. NJ. S. Zealandia left Van
couver yesterday for Australia, via
Honolulu and Fiji She is due to ar
rive here next Friday In all prob.
ability she will be dispatched the
same day. w. Buchanan, of Theo
Davies & Co., reports that he has
some bookings for this liner.
Tenyo Maru En- Route Here.
The T. X. X. S. Tenyo Maru has
left Yokohama for Honolulu and San
Francisco. She is due here on Thurs.
day or Friday next. She has on board
50 tons Of freight and 1870 Asiatics.
No mention was made of the number
of first or seconi-class passengers.
Kukui Out Monday.
The lighthouse establishments ten
der Kukui is due to leave for Kauai
on Monday next. She goes to survey
the Kilauea light station, then to Ma
wiliwili, and from there she will 60
to Makahuena light, inspect the re-
lights, and make whatever
repairs are necessary
Santa Maria Out This Morninq.
The oil steamer Santa Maria got
away this morning for Port San Luis,
where she goes for another load of
oil for Honolulu. The frequency with
which these boats are coming and
going has led to the remark that the
house flag will in future contain the
etters H. B.-hurry back. The Santa
Rita, sister ship to the Santa Maria,
S on her way here via Kaanapali.
Passengers Arrived.
Per Mauna Kea from Hilo via ports,
august 12.-Mr. and Mrs. I. N. Bond.
liss NJ. Skillicorn, Miss F. Douglass.
:. Hustace, Miss |. Clay, Miss Hustace,
lrs. Clayton, Miss b Wood, Miss I.
reynolds, Miss NJ. E. Walker, H.
'1ezeler, Rev. F. J. Hillig, Mss Fricke,
lis. F. Snow, Miss J. X. Stone, Miss
. Carter, Miss NJ. Stevens, Mrs. ].
'ento, j. ], Belser, H w. Mist, /.
lurd, V. Hurd, Miss l.. Kekoa, Miss
=. Rowland, Mrs. d. w. Pua, Mrs. J.
'ivichaves, Mss E. Y. Lyau, X. p.
yau, 7. Ochaiai, Yamanalla, r. Tsun-
ida, e. A. Berndt, J. Wakefield, c. j.
icCarthy, NJ. Campbell, Major w. p.
'ooton, R. Quinn, Mrs. NJ. Souza and
auGhter, J. MonsaTatt, H. Jaeger,
ir. and Mrs. H. A. Wilder, Mrs. Lamb
lson, Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Emory and
on, A. Well, l.. Malterre, A. c. Min
lie, Mrs. Miguel and daughter. Mrs.
. E. Olsen and three children, p. G.
OK, Miss d. McKeague, Mrs. J. L.
.orner, Mr.. and Mrs. e. w. Barnard
nd son, Mrs. A. Horner and two sons,
RS. b. Madden and son, Mrs. ]. T. Il
aylor, Mrs. p. Jarrett, Miss Porter
RS. G. c. Watt and daughter Master
Sakamoto, Mrs, Mock Sang and son,
b. Hendricksy o. Hind, p. w. Bluett
nd servant, Misses Perry (2), Miss
. Stewart, DR.. K. F. Lee, Mis- Masuda.
liss Hastie (2), Miss Mcleod, Miss
redenberg, j. Jorgensen, C. Ahana,
iss H. Robertson, Mister C. Robert
IN, Miss c. Gurney, Miss A. Lycett,
D. Gregg, Mrs. H. e. Murray, ]. P.
ynch, Mr.. and Mrs. b. Williams, Mr..
I'd Mrs. R. Wallace, ]. w. Kershner,
LANCER, Misses Johnson (2), Miss
Hewitt, Master Wallace, Mrs. r. Ka-
po and son, Mrs. R. Lehua, Master B.
nina, Miss X. Keao, Master Nahooi-
mai, Mrs. A. Kahawinui and child,
ISIS c. Low, Miss NJ. Sato, Miss A.
iXby, A. V. Peters.
Passengers Booked.
Per W. G. Hall, leaving for Kauai
4 Tuesday-W. Pfotenhauer, c. A.
ice and A. H. Rice
Per Mikahala for Molokai and Maui
a Thursday-Mrs. P. ]. Monahan,
iss ]. Shaw, Mrs. E. Peterson, Miss
endry and maid, Mrs. Brune.