The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-09-11
AUSTRALIAN DOCTOR GIVEN
AUTHORITY To PASS MAKURA

This morning DR.. Ramus dispatcbe,
a wireless to Commander Glib of tn,
Makura reading as follows: Author
lied enter port without quarantine de
tention if inspected and passed by DR.
Norris. Acknowledge"
DR.. Norris is the head of the com
monwealth quarantine service, and is
coming on the Makura to investigate
the quarantine conditions here with a
view to ascertaining whether there i,
anything that can be used to advant.
age. After he has looked over the
field here he will proceed to San Fran.
cisco and look into the conditions
there.
The courtesy that DR. Ramus is pay
ing to DR.. Norris will certainly be an
preciated, not only by the visitor. but
by the commander and the passengers.
Tenyo Maru Tomorrow.
The Tenyo Maru wirelessed in at
eight o'clock last evening that she
would arrive here tomorrow morning
at eight o'clock and sail for the ORR.
ent in the afternoon.
Mariana Early Wednesday.
Ihe Mariana wirelessed in at eight
O'Clock last night that she would be
here at half-past six on Wednesday
morning and leave for Australia at
four o'clock the same afternoon.
makura Will be in Early Tomorrow.
The Makura has notified that she
VIII be in early tomorrow morning
from Australia, and will leave again
at eleven o'clock the same night for
vancouver and Victoria. She has
Sousa's band on board and he will he
enabled to give two concerts in the
BiJou theater-one at three and the
other at eight o'clock.
Logan Flooding Along.
The transport Logan should arrive
here tomorrow some time, but, no one
would hazard even a guess at the
hour. She is no ocean greyhound.
and although she was $50 miles off
on Saturday night at eight O'Clock,
IN all probability the Tenyo Maru,
which was 900 miles off at the same
time, will beat her to port. The Logan
IS en- route to Manila via Guam.
Shinyo Maru Was Sunday Attraction
1t would seem that all Honolulu
turned out yesterday afternoon 10
look over the new T. K. K. liner
5hinyo Maru. From the time the
yates of the Alakea wharf we're
opened there was one continuous
tream of human beings flowing up-
Yards. The mass got wedged at the .,
for it was impossible for.
is those who desired to get on board
o pass on to the ship. Captain
leily, Jimmy Fox and the customs.
hlcials were there to lend helping
and, and they minimized the pres-
ure. Reilly as soon as possible, got
second gangway out, so that those
mo wished to come ahore again could
o so without interfering with those
ding aboard.
Naturally, most of the visitors were =
1panese. 1t seemed as though they =
al arrogated the day to themselves >
nd that they were the chief guests. ;,
hey crowded everywhere; they lott =,
ed and they swarmed; they made
T the dining room and sat down @
ere and looked as though they were :.
lXlously expecting something. They =
'id' the vessel thoroughly, and il =
ould seem that they overlooked >,
thing. They stopped in the pas
&c and blocked the streams; thew >,
DIVIDED the staterooms, so that none A,
uld move. Everywhere it was the
me; it must have been our shin" h,
them. ~
The reports that have been pub 4G
he'd about her have not been exag. ar
rated at all, and those who were A
epared for a great ship were not
appointed. She is undoubtedly di
tinct advance on her sister ships D..
Chiyo Maru and the Tenyo Maru,
she was not seen yesterday ut Sc
best No ship could be expected ia
show up to the best advantage with
many crowding aboard her ana Fl
n everywhere fine layer of coal We
st. The tile flooring looked as he
ugh it would never get clean in,
'in' The agents of the steamship ne
npany did their part of the func- ste
thoroughly, and that the resi- be
Its appreciated the opportunity to mc
the vessel was apparent by the
ge turnout of visitors.
ihe is a roomier vessel in tba 6rs+ da