The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-10-23

pacity of $4,000 measurement tons,
and a lightweight capacity of approxi-
mately 10000 tons. All of this space
has been taken for next sailing from
Seattle. and shipments aggregating
nearly 10000 tons have been refused
The weight ton capacity of the big
liner will be taken up with flour ship
ments with the exception of 1000 tons
of general cargo.
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.
Per Manchuria from San Francisco.
October GA Blom, Miss M. e.
Cross, Mrs. Robert p. Dow, NJ. Green,
R. H. Haas, f. J. Lowrey and wife, B.
w. Mcintosh and wife, Dr. b. T.
Mouser and wife, Miss Truexa
Mouser, Miss Madeline Mouser, S. NJ.
Phillips and wife.
Layovers d. NJ. R. Edwards and
wife and Bishop VIM. NJ. Bell.
Per str. Kinau, from Kauai ports,
October 22.-Ivy Waialeale, K. Mkt,
| Miss Y. Nagata NJ. l.. Hunt, Mrs. M.
Almeida and two children, r. w. r.
Purvis, Mrs. Purvis, Mrs G. F. Cahill,
A. Akina, r. Quinn, j. A. Honan, S.
Okuno, Mrs. T. e. Hunt, Mrs. A. Per
ny, Mrs. Jardine, Geo. Mahikoa, w. M.
Giffard, c. Oleson, T. O'Brien, ].
Teves, Mrs. Teves, J. Rodrigues, Mrs.
Rodrigues, Mrs. X. Aiu and child, Hop
Wo, Mrs. B. Napaila and child, K.
| Owe.
Per str. Mikahala, from Maui and
Molokai ports, october CIV. f.
Wall, A. c. WALL E. Scoville, Capt. c.
c. Carter, Miss A. Freitas, G.. H.
Cooke, Mrs. A. Cooke, J. c. Keshan,
II. c. Mossman, NJ. r. Costa and wife,
James Munro, F. Britain and wife,
Miss J. Hamea, Mrs. L. Kawela, Mrs.
Poaha, Francis Cathcart.
Passengers Booked.
Per S. S. Manchuria for Oriental
ports, October &c. A. Elston and
wife, c. A. Jordan, w. F Lovatt,, NJ
Luery, Miss C. Richardson, Miss C
Seamans, William Schroeder, Gustav
Schultz, w. Schultz and wife.
shipwrights Scarce at Frisco.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. TO-
Though activity in Eastern ship yard.
is not great at present, there is {
great scarcity of skilled shipwright'
on the Pacific Coast. So serious il
the labor situation at Mare Islam,
navy yard that the constructors hav,
: not been able to undertake to built
the big steel collier Jupiter, although
Congress authorized its construction
more than two years ago. The Mar
Island constructors have appealed t
y the Navy Department to send shil
wrights from the Atlantic Coast.
All. First to, Use Canal.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. lot i
said that the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
e steamers will be among the first Il
use the Panama Canal route when
is completed. The line now maintain
e on the Atlantic, using the Tehuantt
l. pee railroad as a connecting link. A
9 soon as the canal is open for CONNER
d cial vessels the company may discor
a tinue the use of the road across tn
g isthmus and send all its present ve'
i els and "a number of additional one
II through the canal, making San Fral
" cisco and New York the terminals.
II Steward Is Benedick.
" Under the above heading the Sa
r Francisco EXeminer of October l
says:
d Joseph Lombardo, chief steward {
II the .Lurline, is a married man. H
;e wedding to Miss Alice Norman of Sa
Y. Francisco Examiner of. October
ID The bride is accompanying her HUI
lie band to Honolulu this trip, and wi
re make her home in the islands for IL
IS next few years.
m Shortly before sailing, Purser Wa
rem presented the couple with ma
ld slVe chest OF silver, donated by Il
re officers and crew of the steamer.
~ Victoria Building New Docks.
It, Consul Abraham Smith of Victori
k Canada, reports that owing to larl
al increase of business the Canadian
cific Railway docks in Victoria ha
sh been enlarged thirty feet in widt
mt and the outside pier made 600 fe
he long The dock is now 100 by 6
feet The warehouse occupies A
feet. The new dock is built of ire
er wood brought especially from Al
lr- tralia, and are regarded as tereC
'al proof, an important factor. At t
new 100000 dock two of the biggt
of steamers of the fleet can tie up 81
Ia by side.