The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-06-08
BRITISH WARSHIPS ARE COMING

ship and was to be made the nucleus
of the new Haytian navy, has never
appeared. Captain Meyer, who is an
officer in the German Naval Reserve,
left the service of the Hamburg-Ameri-
can line to take command of the
Haytian navy.
Captain Charged With Manslauahter.
Shipping Illustrated.-A verdict of
manslaughter has been returned
against Capt. A. A. Sears, master of
the steamer Iroguois, which foundered
off Sydney, B. c., with a loss of twenty
lives, by the Coroner's jury which in
vistigated the disaster The evil
dence given at the inquest was to the
effect that Captain Sears, who was
the first man to reach shore. deserted
the ship while passengers were aboard.
This is News.
Owing to the Union Steamship Co.'s
liner Aorangi having been compelled
10 lay over a trip between San Fran
cisco and Wellington, N. H., to be
oyerhauled the company has replaced
her for one round trip by one of it's
Calcutta liners, the Manuka. The new
steamer arrived yesterday. She is a
fine steamer of 5,5O5 tons and has
been running between Calcutta and
ports for some time. It
VIII be decidedly new news to most
people to learn that the Manuka is
new steamer and that she was ever
in the Calcutta trade. The clipping is
from Shipping Illustrated.
Notes.
TO supply the U. S. revenue cutters
in Behring Sea with fuel, the Norweg-
an steamer Titania has been chartered
by the Alaska Commercial Co. The
Titania will load 5000 tons of coal
1T Ladysmith, B. c., early next month
or discharge at Ounalaska.
Recently a petition was sent from
Manila merchants, requesting the c..
:. R. to extend the trans-Pacific SER
ice to Manila from Hongkong.
The French barque Ernest Legouve
lrrived at Newcastle, N. S. W., April
'b, in ballast from San Francisco, maxi
ng the run down in the remarkably
asst time of forty-seven days.
TeIegraphic Advices.
CPer Merchants Exchange.)
San Francisco-Arrived, June 5, 7
}. M, s. S. Lurline, hence May 20.
san Francisco-Arrived, June 6, 6
). M, S. S. Sierra, hence May 81.
Sydney-Sailed, June 5, s. S. Ma
,ura, for Honolulu.
San Francisco-Sailed, June 6. 8 8
longolia for Honolulu at l p. m.
Mahukona-Arrived, June 5, bkt.
laval, hence May 20; schr. Lyman D.
'oster, from Newcastle for Honopiu.
Gaviota-Sailed, May "a, sp. M. E.
'hilcott, for Honolulu.
Yokohama, June 6.-S. S. Korea
tranded off 'harbor; June ARRIVED.
J. S. Korea from Kobe, foated un-
and no apparent damage.
Port Allen, June 7-Sailed, a. m.,
J. S. Hilonian for San Francisco
San Francisco, June 7-Sailed at
oon, s. S. Wilhelmina for Honolulu
Passengers Booked.
Per Claudine to Hawaii via Maui.
une 9-Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Cooke, G.
Richardson, L. H. Wolf, J. H. Full
er, G. ]. Schoening, w. o. Smith.
R. Castle, Annoy Ahu, Morni Keo-
a. Judge and Mrs. Kingsbury, Mrs.
nd Miss Nunes, Miss Capella, Miss
parks, and E. Wilkins.
Pr str. Mauna Kea, on speciai
,auai and Maui excursion, leaving
honolulu June 10, returning June 12-
lrs. w. d. Adams, G. H. Richardson,
len Burrell, Joe Apou, Xavier Mar
non, j. R. Holt, j. H. Ellis, A. Fer
andez, j. A. Kennedy, S. C. Kennedy.
Y. Maisie, Mrs. Lawrence, Mrs. Cros-
y, John Cation, Willie Young, F. L.
avis, q. R. Davis, James Winnie, F.
moy, M. Goeas, H. Kinslea, L. Scott,
-iss M. T. Kelley, D. Tucker, Harry
h Hong, T. X. Quai Herbert Dun
lea, L. Y. Sang, zap See Young, Benz.
:. Nakila, S. Evans, Mr. Clark, Mr..
fright, j. M. Young, Kalae Hoapili.
G. Souza, David B. Silva, Jno v
eabury, Miss G. Quirina, Miss A.
opes, Miss A. W. Brooks, Jno. Will
IN, c. F. Sing, G. N. Sing, E. r. Me-
nphy, Henry Smith, Mrs. Smith, ].
badie, Miss F. Upholt, Miss e. Mey-
IS Miss M. Smith, Miss L. Sparks,
iss P. Dam. D. Richards, ]. X. Dutro,
. Phillips, B., Meinecke, A. Limo, Miss
. Peterson, Miss c. L. Sackett, Miss
. Herendeen, Mrs. Ashman, Henry
Z. Aki, Joseph Lopes, A. H. Ford, A.