The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-07-24
Shipping And Waterfront News
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I Christie, who came down in this ca.
pacity, left a few weeks ago because
the climate down here did not suit
him,
Lurline Has Artillery Batteries.
Castle & Cooke, agents for the Mat
son Navigation Company, this morn
| ing received wireless message from
the Lurline to the effect that she was
1000 miles off at o'clock last night.
At that hour she was experiencing a
northerly wind, but the sea was
smooth. She has forty-four passen-
gers for Honolulu and sixty-two sacks
of mail, as well as 144 packages of ex-
press matter. There are in the holds
1850 tons of cargo for Honolulu, two
batteries of artillery and ten automo-
biles. For Kahului she has $50 tons of
cargo. She is due early on Wednes-
day morning and will dock at the old
Hackfeld wharf, now the Matson
wharf.
lnter-lsland Sailings.
The Noeau sails at o'clock this
afternoon for Kealia, Kilauea, Kalihi-
wal, Hanalei and Wainina
The Iwalani will be another depart
ing inter-island steamer at 5 o'clock
this afternoon. She is booked for
Kipahulu, Molulau and Honoipu, car
rying explosives.
The Likelike will leave tomorrow
at noon for Mahukona, Kawaihae and
Punaluu.
Mikahala from Maui.
The Mikahala arrived from Maui via
Molokai yesterday morning with six
ty-six pigs, fifty cases of honey, thirty
barrels, forty-one empty wine barrels,
thirteen boxes of pigs, six boxes of
eggs, and III packages of sundries.
Andrew Welch En- Route Here.
The well known barkentine Andrew
Welch left San Francisco yesterday
for Honolulu direct. She will come
! W DltM6l N w., WIN nave uOJ yet lG-
ceived any details concerning her
cargo. 1t is probable that she will
have some passengers, as she has
grown quite popular in this direction.
Captain Kelly is the commander
Newsboy from Aberdeen.
The Newsboy had an uneventful pas
sage from Aberdeen, Wash. She ar
rived here yesterday laden with 547,-
76S feet of lumber consigned to Allen
e Robinson.
WaiIeIe from Hawaii.
The Wailele was another early ar.
rival yesterday. She brought from
Hawaii 1928 sacks of sugar, four
packages of sundries and seventy-four
head of cattle.
Iwalani Had Rough Weather.
The Iwalani brought no cargo back
from Hawaii yesterday. It was too
rough at Kipahulu to land her freight
and was, therefore, unable to take
away any sugar. There were no cat
tie at Nuu.
Passengers Arrived.
Per. str Kinau from Kauai ports
A. r. K. Won Holt, Stanley Mott-Smith,
E. C. Mott-Smith, H. Goodale, A
Brown, B. Damon, c. D. Pratt, Judge
Cooper, Francis Cooper, J. Hackett.
w. Kelly, Rev. Chong Choi, Harry
Z Chalmers, W. c. Hoon, Mrs. w. Puaoi,
G. w. Spitz, H. NJ Hepburn, R. Dias
and five prisoners, r. l.. Halsey, Mrs
J r. L. Halsey, Clifford Kimball, Mrs.
Kimball, Mrs R. Nobriga, C. S. Dole,
H. c. Waldron, G. K. Tackabury, Mrs
Tackabury, Dr. Barnes, Mrs. Barnes,
X. Yamamoto, r. s. Norris, H L.
Lyon, NJ. Refs, Mrs. Refs, P. G. Riley
j. W. Hall, J. Bush, Mrs. Bush, Mrs.
Day, G. P. Thielen, c. w. McClana-
han, H. Spellnar, Max Hirsch -
Per Mikahala from Maui and Molo-
kai, July 23.-Sister Suzanna, Miss M.
Silva, E. G. Crockett, Mrs. M. L. De-
vauchelle, Miss Devauchelle, Miss u.
Hair, e. Macomber d. Wagner, d. L.
Austin, Mr.. and Mrs. H. Birch, w.
Lang, J. Fl. Jones, Mrs. Schraeder,
Mr.. and Mrs. W. F. Jones and family
Mrs. h. Fernandez, Mrs. Daniels.
A HOME NECESSITY.