The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-09-07

ostentatious manner. This, 1t is as
serted, is a common thing before the
! sailing of almost every vessel
Wilhelmina Out Today.
The Wilhelmina leaves this after
noon for Hilo in continuation of her
voyage from San Francisco. After
! landing her cargo for that port, and
taking on a San Francisco freight,
she will return here, arriving on Sun
day morning. She will sail for San
Francisco on Wednesday morning
| next with a fairly large passenger
list and her holds nearly full. There
will be a little more than usual inter-
est to the next trip of the Wilhelmina,
for she leaves at the same hour as
the Sierra. These boats never race,
but all the same, the hours of arrival
of the two vessels at San Francisco,
are always noted with interest.
w. G. Hall to Kauai Tomorrow
Owing to the Sierra arriving tomor.
row, the W. G. Halls departure for
Kauai has been postponed from today
till tomorrow afternoon.
Ka Moi Is Resting Easily.
Captain Miller, when he returned
from towing a target out to sea this
morning heard the good news that the
Ka Moi was not in a bad position at
all in Kahana Bay She is resting
easily on mud bottom in a sheltered
position, and it is said all that remains
now is the Tightening of the whole of
her cargo of ties and lilies and she
will float off unchanged.
The Kaena is standing by. 1t is ex-
pected that the Ka Moi will be able to
sail around here in few days with.
out assistance The little boat was
bound from Hilo to Kahana Bay with
ties and piles for James B. Castle.
The popular captain looks for further
good news each hour.
No Target Practice Today.
The James Makee towed a target
out this morning, but owing to the
rough weather that prevailed, the mill
tary officials deemed it useless to pro-
coed with their practice, as the splash
from the shell would not be distin-
guishable from the splashing of the
sea.
shnyo Maru Sunday Morning.
A wireless message was received
from the Shinyo Maru this morning
in response to one sent out by Agents
| Castle & Cooke stating that she would
be off Tort at ten clock on Saturday
night. DR.. Ramus was communicated
with and asked whether he would pass
her so late at night, but he preferred
to adhere to the rule stating that all
vessels from the Orient must be
passed between sunrise and sunset.
She will, therefore, come in on Sun
day morning, and Will remain until six
o'clock.
She will be thrown open for public
inspection between the hours of two
and five O'Clock. A Hawaiian quin-
tette will be in attendance to play a
selection of popular airs.
Passengers Booked.
Per Claudine for Hawaii via ports,
September S.-Mr. and Mrs. d. e.
Metzger, Mrs. E. H. Bailey, Miss P. V.
Bailey, Mrs. M. L. Simpson, Miss c.
i l.. Turner, DR.. Asmer, H. p. Nottaga,
Miss L. A. Labey, Miss M. Young.
Miss E. Copp, Mrs. G. Copp, H. Kio-
kona, c. Choy, e. Lyons, Miss NJ d.
Jones, Mrs. G. P, Haven, Mrs. L. c.
Train, W. c. Crook, w. f. Trash.
Misses de Lima (2), Mrs. ]. Du Rego,
Mrs. c. S. Judd, Mrs. ]. Luguiens.
Misses Aickard (2), Miss E. Andrews.
Miss F. Mederos, Mr. and Mrs. C. II.
Dickey.
Per Mauna Loa to Kona, and Kau
ports, September S.-Miss Okina. Mr.
and Mrs. H. NJ. Roberts, M. Osaki. z.
kekuewa, Mrs. e. L. Austin, Mrs
Mesick, Governor Frear, c. S. Judd.
Miss Muller, Mrs. NJ. Staun, Miss NJ.
Anu, Miss c. Nahoku, Mr.. and Mrs
f. f. Hustace and children, S. Desha.
5. 5. Ralph, T. O'Brien, T. c. White.
A. Lindsay, W. c, Parke, Miss N. Wal
lace Mrs, R. Wallace, Miss D. Barnes.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. j. Daniels, Miss NJ
Cummings, Miss Iona, Miss d. Barnes
Miss j. B. Jones, D. B. Maconacbia
X. E, Wright, Mr.. and Mrs. B. Stew.
art
Per w. G, Hall to Kauai September
Miss Anderson, c. R. Hunt, c. O.
Smith, Mrs. j, NJ. Chamberlain. Mrs
>, Wing Mrs. AHA and child, L. NJ
Whitehouse, J. Duggan, H. T. Brodie
and teachers, Mr.. and Mrs, e w snt.
ton' Mrs, w, Schilling, G. schilling.