The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-03-06
LOGAN late But IN GOOD FORM
Transport Weathers NOrtheaSter---FirSt
Officer Cameron Dies in Manila
Rough Seas For Inter-iSland
Boats

Lieutenant H. M. Cooley, End. Lieuten
ant A. w. Robins, End. Lieutenant IL. |
Coker and wife, End. Lieutenant E. L. |
Grissell and wife, J. p. Burgert, Eli /
gene O'Brien and daughter, Miss Eliza T,
beth O'Brien, Miss Annie M. Shea, S. F!
b. Daken, Miss Anna Turner, Mrs. F.
E. Brady, Mrs. Chase Doster, Mrs. r.
r. Glace, Mrs. X. M. Lord, Mrs. e,
p. Halton, Mrs. e. p. Thompson and
son, Mrs. Sarah Burrows, E. w.
Butcher, H. N. Elarth, Miss Margaret
Graf, Allen A. Helms and wife, Mrs.
c James and two daughters, Captain
J. A. Jeancon, wife, daughter and son,
w. A. Kerr, Robt. M. Lyle, Mrs. Lyle
and daughter, J. c. Lundgren, wife,
son and daughter, Mrs. G. l.. Miller,
Mrs. W. T. Noting and daughter,
Captain Francisco Onato, Mrs. e. Z.
Richey and son, G.. w. Rummell and
wife, Mrs. C. F. Samuelson, C. J.
Stancliff, wife and daughter, Mrs. g.
H. Stancliff, Mrs. H. S. Schiek, Mrs.
w. H. Waters, e. p. Written ]. w.
Agdanamo, E. P. Halton, Chas. L.
Sage, Harry S. Harris.
/ From Nagasaki to San Francisco
First Lieutenant w. w. Archer, Jr.,
First Lieutenant Robert Lennon,
First Lieutenant c. A. Trouholts and
wife, First Lieutenant Ellsworth Will
son, wife and daughter, H. C. Curl,
Mrs. Mary Turner, Miss Ruth Haskal.
THREE LOCAL STEAMERS ARRIVE,
The three Inter-Island steamers w
G. Hall, Claudine and Likelike arriv-
ed in this port this morning and all
reported strong winds and heavy seas
The C.audine was unable to touch at
Nahil1u on account of the rough sea
there.
At Hilo the Claudine reports the
steamers Columbian and Enterprise
and the schooner e. X. Woods in port;
at Kahului, the Hyades and the
schooner A. F. Goats; at Hama, the
: schooner Defender.
From Hilo to Honolulu her pGssen
gers were Ben de Mello, Jockey Willis
w. st. Clair, Dr. c. A. Henry Robert
Sharp, Capt. W. L, tombstone. From
Hama to Honolulu, e. Randolph, r
Cope, J. S. Goodeli, Mrs. j. M. Me
= deiros, Mrs. w. p. Haia, Miss May Ha
ia and Mrs. Goodell. From Kahulu
I to Honolulu, c. A. Bruins, Mrs. Rob
erts, Mrs. Boswell, X. Yasuhira, S
l Matsuo, S. F. TeiXeira and wife. From
l Lahaina to Honolulu, Sing Hung, Hfnl
Chack, l. ]. Hurd, See Sing, G. H. Sun
Z G. Fook Sam, II. Focke, j. F. Hack
4 field, Theo. Bauman and Takeo. FrOI
/ Hilo to Kahului, j. j. Soare,s, J. Il
II Akau and A. Gartley, From Laupa
II hoehoe to Kahului, S. Kanda. From
l, Hama to Kahuiul, A. Haneberg.
IS The Like.ike came IN from Kolo
IS with 5000 bags of sugar and reporte
d that Koloa still has 5000 bags o
hand.
y The w. G. Hall, coming from Kau;
e ports brought 5000 bags of sugar,
/ bags of cocoa plants and sundrie
"a Her passengers were ]. o. Lutted,
s. T. Sterre;t, George Otani and wife.
She reports the following amour
81 of sugar ready for shipment in Kau
e. ports Max. 24,OO2, G. & R. 1910
n Mob. 35,49S, X. S. NJ. 5000, V. X. SO
ls X. S. Co. 5000, X. P. 11,730, L. p. Il
IT. 662, G. F. $3.50.
C. SIBERIA DUE MONDAY.
- The Pacific Mail liner Siberia sail,
~ from San Francisco yesterday for II
nolulu and the Orient at 1870 p.
according to a cable received by t
g. agents here. She is bringing $50 to
- of freight for this port and will
~ here Monday morning. 1t is expect
that she will sail for the Orient Nc
day afternoon at o'clock.
r. NOTICE TO MARINERS.
p Lieutenant Leo. Sahm, U. S.
TX. inspector nineteenth lighthouse d
M trict gives notice that Channel G
III. buoy No. 9, Honolulu harbor, pre-