The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-07-06

The British cruiser Kent got away
at seven o'clock yesterday for Yollo-
hama direct.
The Challenger will leave for Aus
tralia on or about the Sth inst. 1t is
pretty well certain that she will be
able to get away by this date, as Cap
tain Gaunt has so far recovered that
| it is anticipated he will be able to-
leave the private hospital within the
next two days.
Captain Lockett Defends His Man.
Captain Lockett was an angry man
yesterday when he read a story
that his storekeeper was intoxicated
nearly all the way across the Pacific
Ocean to Honolulu from Yokohama on
the Persias last trip here He char
acterized the whole story as a lie, and
matter himself. 1t is anticipated that
marked copy of the paper will be
sent to Mr.. Schwerin,and that there
will be some trouble raised The cap
tain, however, thinks that he will be
able to save lot of trouble by mailing
the lie to the counter. There was gen.
eral Indignation among members of the
crew at the statement made against
the storekeeper
Hilonian Has Beer.
The Hilonian is due here on Mon
day next from Seattle. 1t is antici-
pated that she will be off port at day
light. She has big shipment of beer
on board for Honolulu.
Korea and WiIheImina on Tuesday.
The P. NJ S. Korea and the NJ. n.
S. Wilhelmina are both due to arrive
here from San Francisco on Tuesday
morning.
Mindoro Here from Portland
The schooner Mindoro, Captain Lar
sen, arrived off pot late Tuesday
afternoon and was compelled to anchor
for the night. She came up early yes
terday and berthed at the railroad
wharf. She has on board 100000 feet
of lumber consigned 70 the City Milt
Company. She had an eventless trip
of twenty-one days from Portland.
Five of these were spent in a dead
calm. The rest of the time light winds
prevailed.
Three Vessels from Coast for Here.
Within two hours today three YES
sells left San Francisco for Honolulu.
The transport Sherman and the Mat
son liner Wilhelmina both left at
noon, and two hours later the Korea
left The Wilhelmina and the Korea
are both expected at daylight on
Tuesday morning, but the transport
will not be looked for before the fol-
lowing day. So far, it is not known
whether the Korea or the Wilhelmina
will carry the mail.
China Expected Friday.
So far, Hackfeld & Co., agents for
the Pacific Mail, have not received any
I wireless message from the P. NJ. S.
China. Sc is expected here on Fri
, day morning from the Orient. She
left Yokohama a day late.
TeIegraphic Advices.
(Per Merchants Exchange.)
San Francisco, July 5.-For Homo
+, lulu: Wilhelmina and transport Sher-
man at noon; Korea at p. m
Hama, July 1.-Sailed, scr. Honoipu
2 for San Francisco.
2 Honoipu, July 3.-Sailed, Scr Muir
2 iel for San Francisco.
Sydney, N. S. W., July 3.-Sailed, S.
S. Zealandia for Honolulu, via Suva.
Y Newcastle, N. S. W., July 1.-Sailed,
S. S. Waddon for Honolulu.
Flilo, July 3.-Arrived, S. S. Enter
prise from San Francisco.
| PASSENGERS ARRIVED.
Per S. S. Honolulan from San
| Francisco, July 6-Mrs. ]. Bryan.
Bryan Brant, Miss S. Lyman, Miss
Mary Schaeffer, Mr.. and Mrs. R.
Mack f. L. Wilson, H. r. Hitchcock
Jr., b. F. Mingles, Guthrie, Mr.. and
Mrs H. P. Baldwin, Mrs. w. d. Bald
win, Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Baldwin,
Mrs, j. W. Green, Mr.. and Mrs. 4.
Wick, J. NJ. Johnson, W. Fl. Hoogs
Jr, P. H. Parker, H. P. Negley, Miss
R. B. Killer, Mr.. and Mrs. E. Barnes,
J. w. Green, C. Klitgaard, C. w.
? Schuman, H, Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ.
Rookey NJ. d. Smith, d. Richmond,
D DR.. and Mrs. r. K. Barry, Mrs. A.
Conn, Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Healy, W
B. Clark, Mrs. w. Orth, R. McWayne,
Mrs. Lee Cohen and infant, Miss A.
r B. Coates, Misses B. & NJ. Bon.
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