The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-08-30

noon.
Claudine from Hawaii
The Claudine arrived early this
morning from Hawaii via Maui with
thirty cords of wood, fifteen crates of
chickens, three automboltse, sixty
packages of empty bottles. one mule,
one horse, one COW, forty-seven hogs,
19S packages of sundries and a lot OF
scrap iron.
w. G. Hall Had Sugar.
The w. G. Hall returned from Kauai
this morning with $500 bags of sugar.
eighteen bundles of empty bottles,
nineteen empty wine barrels. seven
empty oil drums, twenty bags of taro.
one bag of coin, forty-two packages Of
sundTies.
Sugar on Kauai.
Purser Logan of the w. G. Hall re-
ports that the following sugar was
awaiting shipment on Kauai when the
Hall left: NJ. A. K, 6292 bags; G. d
r., 1850; K. S. NJ, 24OO; V. K, 1850;
IL. p, 1862; X. S. Co., $500; P. L.,
1906.
lnter-lsIand Shipping.
Purser Kibling of the Claudine re-
ports that on Monday last the scrs.
Borealis and MelrOse and the str. Hi
lonian were at Hilo; that on Tuesday
the scr, Honoipu was at Hama, and
that on the same day the scr. Carrie
Dove was at Kahului.
Santa Maria Near Port.
The oil steamer Santa Maria has
wirelessed in that at eight o'clock
last night she was 291 miles off port.
This vessel is a frequent visitor to
this port. She brings oil for the Un.
ion Oil Company.
HonoIuIan Coming Here Saturday.
1t was not expected that the Homo
lulan would come direct to Honolulu,
as according to the telegraphic advices
she was going to Hilo and Kahului,
an impression that was shared by the
officials of the agents, Castle & Cooke.
A wireless message dispatched at 8
o'clock last night stated that she was
due here on Saturday morning next
with thirty-six passengers, fifty tons of
cargo, 233 bags of mail and one auto
mobile for Honolulu; 211 tons of cargo
for Kahului and 4S0O tons for Hilo.
She will dock at the railroad wharf.
Korea Friday Morning.
The next mail from the Orient will
reach here on Friday morning by the
p. M. S. Korea. This vessel wireless.
ed in that at eight o'clock last night
she was S55 miles away from port
and would arrive at eight o'clock ON
Friday morning. All were well on
board. She will leave for San Fran.
cisco at five o'clock the same after
noon.
Labor Day Monday.
AS Monday next is Labor Day, there
will not be much doing along the wa.
terfront. The Inter-Island COMPANY
notifies that freight for the Monday
and Tuesday sailings must be on hand
by Saturday next.
Passengers Arrived.
Per Claudine, from Hawaii. via
ports, August 29.-Mrs. Soares. Mrs
Cheatham and child, C. A. Doyle.
Spalding, E. Christianson, w. Mead,
r. V. Marcial, Mrs. c. A. Drummond
and three children, Mrs L. Kulama.
Miss R. Akiona, P. Akai, Mr.. and
Mrs. II. e. Savage, J. Garcia, Miss N.
Bailey, Miss p. Bailey, Mr.. and Mrs
r. II. Paris and four children, Mrs. E.
II. Hart, Misses Hart (2), Mrs. r. l.
Gilliland, Miss Gilliland, Mrs. G. Ord
way and son, Rev. and Mrs. F. A. Saw
Ior' W. Burlem, G. d. Thayer, Miss
Cockett, Miss Worthington, Mrs. J. H.
Whitford and four children, Mrs. Wa
nase and child, W. F. Pogue, C. Poeue.
ID. Pogue, c. Hing Cheeu, Capt. Puck.
Major Hills, It. Venzor, Mrs. A
Freitas, Miss E. Decker, Y. Uchida.
Rev. M. G. Santos, Miss L. Richardson.
Mrs. 5. Naukana and child, Ah Tin.
All Sam, c. H. Brown, Rev. and
Mrs. A, A. Ebersole and two sons, NJ.
5 Deponte, N. Medeiros, Mrs. c. Ma
noe' Saka, Miss G. Buchanan, X. Sa-
nura, H. Howell, T. Baumann, r.
-ockett, Mrs. H, T. Sheldon, Rev. S.
<apu, E. X, fernandez, A. S. Kauhai-
lOu.
Per w. G. Hall, from Kauai August
'o'-Rey. w. e. Potwine Mrs. o. Lud-
of and four children Iwamoto, To
nomitsu, A. Bourke. T. Kumagai, w.
iehring' j. Fujikawa and A. Matsuda.
There were sixteen on deck.
Passengers Departed.
Per S. S. Lurline for San Francisco.
August 29.-Miss Marion Austin, Mrs.
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