The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-08-21

Earl H. Pier and Clayton Harrington,
chief of the Investigating Bureau of
the Department of Justice at this port.
Mikahala from Maui.
The Mikahala arrived yesterday
from Maui via Molokai, with six head
of cattle, twenty-five calves, fifty cases
OF honey, seventeen pigs, seventeen
boxes Of chickens, twenty cords of fire.
wood, twelve barrels of wine, sixteen
bags of corn, seven boxes of eggs, and
IA packages of sundries.
Mssourian Brought Mail.
The Missourian arrived this morn
Ing from Tacoma after a calm and un-
eyentful passage. Her schedule shows
that she was due tomorrow, but she,
left a day ahead of time.
She brought here about 21OO tons Of
general cargo, about 500 for Hilo, in
Guiding some heavy pieces of ironwork.
for the Hilo railroad, and small car
go for Kahului There were also four
sacks of mail from Tacoma, The Hi
lonian left Seattle Tw6 H6Utg before
The Missourian pulled out of Tacoma,
and the efFicarg on the big freighter
taought that the Matson boat would be
here as soon as they we're. q
Captain Lyons reports that the mo-
notony of the trir down was only
broken by the appearance of a dead
whale hoepro
sighted fumes were stealing over the,
ship. Needless to state, the vessef
vas not stopped to make investiga-
tions, especially as the secord officer
mentioned that ambergris. was never
found in that class of whale.
A. H. Babbidge was returning pas.
senger by the Nlissourian. He has.
been on the coast for while.
Notes. nag. -
! The Niihau will he dispatched to
Ahukini, NawiIiwili and Waimea this
afternoon at five o'clock She is TAX
! ing a load of posts and the polo ponies
that We're used in the recent matches,
The Wailele will leave tomorrow aft
ernoon at five o'clock for Kukuihaele,
Eonokaa and Paauhau.
The Noeau will leave tomorrow at
Eve o'clock for Kauai ON her regular
run, Ii .,v
The Mikahala leaves tomorrow, as
usual FOR Maui, via Moiokai. ~
LurIine Wednesday Morning, ~
The Matson liner Lurline wireiessed
in last night that at half-past nine
she was 707 miles away from Homo
lulu, experiencing a light wind, with
moderate sea. For this port she has
1850 tons Of freight, an automobile for
Schuman Carriage Company, twenty
mules for HackfeId & Co., 242 sacks
of mail, forty'seven packages of Wells,
Fargo express matter, and 500 tons
of freight for Kahului. There are
forty cabin Passengers. The Lurline
will arrive on Wednesday morning. 4
Sugar on Kauai.
Purser Kent of the Kinau reports
that the following was awaiting ship
Ipent on Kauai: X. S. NJ, 445O bags;
X. K. b., $50; V. X, 1000; M. A. K,
65,9SS; McB., 24O7; G. & r., 1850; NJ,
Co., 5000; X. s. Co, 1000; L. p,
! 1862; X, p, 1s,4t5 'aESEEasay .~---
. Kinau fr6m Kauai.
The KinaH arrived yesterday morn
ing from Kauai with 5000 tons of
sugar, lS6 bags taro, $50 bundles
shocks, fifty-one barrels empty bot
Ties, twenty-five empty oil drums,
twenty-four empty wine barrels, two
crates pigs, thirty-three crstes alliga-
tor pears, one barrel honey, two crates
mountain apples and 200 packages
sundries s.yS
Passengers Arrived.
Per str. Kinau from Kauai ports,
August 2O.-H Aaster, Claude King
Mary Silva, Victoria Silva, Mr.. and
Mrs. Muller and maid, Mrs. Mikaele
and child, NJ Pfotenhauer, Francis
Gay, A. f. Knudsen, Albert McGurn,
H. E. Leland, Mr. and Mrs. l. W. Neal
and six children, E. B. Bridgewater,
James Lynch, n. B. Young, Mrs. j. S.
Schmidt and two children, Miss Lord,
Miss Parke, S. G Waggoner, Manuel
Medeiros, Mrs. S. Kaulana, Miss Kau-
lana, Mrs. Napahuelua, Miss Cross, G.
e. Mead, Mrs. H. c. Sheldon, Mrs. l..
2. Sheldon and child w. H. Stewart,
-, Mrs. F. Kuhlman, Y. Miyamoto, S,
: Taoka, Miss S. Nakatsuja, Miss ~.
,Takatsuja, Miss S. Takamura.
-. Per Mikahala from Maui and Molo,
llai, August 20.-Mrs. Oyaki, j. Jones,
,, IA.C. Young, c. w. Emerson. G. Copp,
Mr.. and Mrs. p. T. Tai, A. NJ Brown,
m Miss Simpson, /. Smith, Mr.. and Mrs