The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-05-29
FEDERAL OFFICIALS CO To- MEET
THE ENTERPRISE At HILO AND
She SUFFERS AN OPIUM FINE

| a fine passage down, no rough weather
at all being met with. She brings TO
the islands 1000 tons of general
cargo from Sound ports, and about
1,5OO tons of New York cargo. The
majority of this freight is for Homo
lulu, the remainder being for Port
Allen, Kahului and Hilo The time
of journey was nine days.
In all probability the Mexican will
leave for Salina Cruz via the ports
named on Thursday evening.
The Mexican is not fitted with
wireless, and as far as can be learned
there is no immediate intention Of
equipping her, for she does not carry
fifty people all told
Noeau With Sugar.
The Noeau returned yesterday
morning from Waimea with 2,19S
bags of sugar
Niihau From Kauai
The Niihau came in yesterday
morning from Kauai with 6569 bags
of sugar and knifer for reshipmenC
to Kealia plantation.
Unsafe Kauai Wharves.
Purser Peake, of the Niihau had
the following comments to make on
his return from Kauai yesterday:
Wharf at Makaweli in very bad con-
dition for taking sugar; very apt to
lose or damage sugar.
big sea at Waimea on May 27.
Number of piles from under wharf
washed away. Landing agent there
stated that the wharf is not in con-
dition to land heavy weights. Unable
to land roller"
MikahaIa Has Varied Cargo.
The Mikahala got in yesterday
morning from Maui and Molokai with
1,054 bags of sugar, thirty-four bags,
39S bags of rice paddy two horses,
one mule, fty-seven empty beer
barrels, seventy-three empty wine
barrels, thirty-seven bundles of
empty bottles, twenty-four bags of
chickens, eighteen boxes of eggs AMI
100 packages of sundries
Helene From Hawaii
! The Helene arrived yesterday from
Hawaii with 1865 bags of sugar,
thirty-three bundles of coal bags and
one case of merchandise.
Kinau From Kauai.
The Kinau arrived on time yester-
day from Kauai ports with 5000 bags
of sugar, 25O bags of rice, 180 bags
of taro, twelve kegs of poi, $50 head
of sheep, two pigs, fifty bundles Of
empty bottles, ten empty sake kegs,
six bags of sweet potatoes, two tins
Of phil, two cases of alligator pears
and $50 packages of snndries.
i PASSENGERS.
Arrived.
Per steamer Kinau-A. I. Wilcox,
G. H. Wilcox, E. A. Knudsen, Mrs.
Knudsen, R. A. Cooke, NJ Cooke, w.
I. Stodart, H. M. Gittel, Mrs. J. Miller,
R. G. Henderson, ]. ]. Armstrong, j.
G. Serrao, G. o. Smith, Mrs R. D.
Moler, Mrs. Schreiner, G. M. Likawa,
L. Quousan, H. Kodama, Owe, Mrs.
H. A. Jaeger, Miss Jaeges Mrs. Fox,
M. Maikaele, Mrs. Kamanu, Miss Ka-
manu-.
Per steamer Mikahala-Mrs. Haar-
burg, T. ]. Fitzpatrick, Mrs. Con
salves, H. Herbert, Mrs. Herbert and
two children, R. Quinn, Sakamoto,
Mrs, Sakamoto, Muraoka, Mrs. Muir
aoka, Sakagawa, Mrs. Sakagawa, A.
Tonaka, Mrs. Clark, ]. F. Brown,
Mrs. Brown, Miss L Thompson, Mrs.
Lau Tai, w. Knott, Mrs. Pferdner.
PASSENGERS BOOKED.
Per Mikahala to Molokai and Maui,
May 3O.-Mr and Mrs. w. Knott, Mrs.
Jockman, Mrs. E, f. Obhoffen.
Per Kinau for Kauai, May Boa.
T. Knudsen, L. Gay, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. S. Wilcox, Mrs. G. P. Wilcox and
children, Mrs. w. R. Haley, Mrs. TAX
ami ]. p. Cooke, Mrs. G. c. Beckert
and child.
Passengers Booked.
Per M. N. S. Lurline, leaving on
May 20, for San Francisco.-Mrs. L.
Herbert and two children, E. A. Ley
bourne, Mrs. e. H. Hallerstede and
child, Mrs. e. w. Weaver, H. B.
Treathway, c. D. Pringle, Donald
l Gray, Mr., and Mrs. w. Cannon, S. r.
Clark, Miss NJ E. Chipman, Miss NAL
lie Hong Mrs. NJ. Johnson, Miss Es-
: ther Eleanor Lee. Miss Ethel Lee
Toma, Mrs NJ. c. King, Mr. and Mrs.
4 L. Crowsby.
| Per Mauna Kea for Hawaii, via
j ports, May 9O-Lieutenant and Mrs. ].