The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-07-26

Honokaa and Kukuihaele at ten o'clock
tomorrow morning.
i Sugar on Hawaii.
Purser Logan of the w. G.. Hall re-
ports that the following sugar was
awaiting shipment on Kauai. M. A. X,
5S,S62 bags, McB., 42,O21, X. X. b.
$500, K. s. NJ. $500, K. p. 1886, NJ.
! 5 Co, $500, K. S. Co. $1;5OO, p. L. 16,-
200, G. F. II ,434.
Coal for Inter-lsland Company
The British steamer Waddon ar
rived yesterday afternoon from New
castle, N. S. W., with a full cargo OF
coal, consigned to the InterIsland S.
S. Company. The voyage was pro-
! tracted one, due entirely to the ad-
/ verse weather that ruled nearly the
whole time. She is only a nine-knot
boat when she is at her best, and for
the first four days she did pretty well.
The second day she logged PA miles,
/. e., two miles short of the possible;
the next day was one less, and the
third was 210. After that, however,
she felt the effects of the strong winds
and head seas, for she's no Cunard
liner, it was observed on board this
morning. This sort of weather pre-
vailed until a day or so before sight
ing Honolulu. Mate Winston said that
it was not what one would call rough.
but it was lumpy. OF course, a man
that did not follow the sea for a call
ing might say it was rough.
The work of unloading is going on
| rapidly, and the vessel may be got
away again on Monday, but it is not
| anticipated that she will be able to
leave before Tuesday. AS she will
so back to Australia via Ocean sland.
it is not deemed wise to take Aus
tralia mails. Possibly there would be
saving Of few days by sending by
her instead of waiting for the Zea-
landia, but it is likely that the Zea-
landia will beat her
The vessel, it was stated on board
this morning, will take any mail that
may be offering for residents of the
Gilbert, Ellice and Marshall islands.
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.
Per S. S. Lurline, from San Fran
cisco, July 26.-Miss Eva Shafter, II.
F. Speer, G. H. Schoellkopf, Miss Vol.
trie Schoellkopf, DR.. H. B. Mitchell,
w. A Wood, E. Mcdowell, Mr.. AMI
Mrs. T. w. Newman, Mr.. and Mrs. {.
F. Scott and child, Mrs. Thos. Dixon,
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Matthews, Mrs. e.
Bofhger, NJ. T. Miller, DR.. L. E. Will
young, c. D. Rea, B. Harrison, Mr..
and Mrs. o. H. Rene and child, Miss
l.. McStocker, Miss Mary Walker,
Miss Inez Reynolds, Miss F. c. Rog-
ers, Miss Adele Sailing, Mrs. E. =.
Johnson, Mrs. May Lewis.
Per Claudine, from Hawaii via
ports-G. M. Curtis, E. R. Hendry,
Jos. Aiona, H. Aiona, w. McCluskey,
E. Todd, Mrs. w. Edmunds, S. Ka-
mau, Rev. Kamau, d. K Kalai, j. H..
Wilson, Miss Medeiros, Father Fran
els, Ah Ping, Miss P. Voeller, Mrs
E. E. Batelle, NJ. d. Medill, Miss G.
Church, G. w. Wright, A. NJ. Brown,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Easter, Miss S.
Kiakona, Rev. J. E. Kekipi, j. Miguel,
Yamamoto, Mrs. A. G. Dickens, Paul
lsenberg, l.. Weinzheimer, ]. A. Me-
deiros, Y Sato, Aishikada, Hanaoka,
Mrs. Hazazuru, S. OzalSi, Miss Tan
| aka, Y. Tanaka, Miss Halanaka, M.
Unemori, S. Tashima, M. Tanaka ami
sixty-siX ON deck.
Per w. G.. Hall from Kauai, July
26-E. Ross, S. T. Carr, j. K. Cock
EFT, Mrs. M. F. Silva, X. Sayegura, s.
Sheba, H. Busha, J, Yamanaka, Mrs.
Kobbe, Miss L. Jordan and d. G. May.
PASSENGERS BOOKED.
Per w. G. Hall to Kauai, July 81
E. Woodward and George N. Wilcox.
Per Mikahala to Maui, via Molokai,
this afternoon-F. "A. Cooke, c. H..
Hustace, Mrs. Iaia, P. Pail, Miss Pail,
Mrs. Fauntain, C. w. Spitz.
Per Claudine for Hawaii via ports,
July 2S-Rev. R. e. Smith, Mrs. Ma
lulehua, H. T. Waity, Miss NJ. Quinn,
Mrs. H. Jaeger, Miss NJ. Jaeger, f..
M. and w. f. Desha
Per Kinau to Kauai today-D. Mott,
II. Thompson, H. V. Won Holt, Miss
Wagner T. Komatsu, Mrs. S. Mkt
and child, R. Oliver, Mrs. and Miss
Dillingham;, Y. Yoshimoto, Miss Good
ale, Mr.. and Mrs. R. L. Wilcox, Miss
Kelley, H. Vincent, r. S. Norris, Miss
Dwinell, Miss Wilcox, NJ. Forsyth q.
S. Burrell Miss A. M. Dow, Miss Alex
ander, ]. Kekela, Rev. S. Hori, N.
Hoare, C. S. Dole, !. Kekuku, R. All
Fat.