The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-06-03

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and seventy-fve head of cattle.
The Iwalani was among the arrivals
yesterday, coming from Kailua and
bringing $500 bags of sugar. She re-
ports 1000 bags of Kipahulu, 5000 OF
Hcnoipu and 1000 of K. D. Co.
The Noeau arrived from Kauai,
bringing 5000 sacks of Waimea SUI.
gar. She reported a heavy swell
running at that port.
The Mikahala made port outward
bound from Maui and included among
the items of cargo were eight cows,
twelve pigs, some calves, forty-one
pigs and sixteen crates Of chickens
The American ship Marion Chlcott
arrived yesterday from Gaviota bring
ing her usual consignment Of oil to
the Independent OH company. She
has made rather a slower passage
than usual.
The Inter-Isiand steamer Kinau
arrived from Kauai ports yesterday
with 5000 bags Of sugar.
SUGAR WAITING SHIPMENT.
The Inter-Tsland steamer Kinau that
arrived yesterday reports the follow
ing sugar waiting shipment:
Max. 42,2oo, K X. B. 5000, G. & r.
300, K, P 1880, G. F, 1890, NJ. b.
46,967, x. S. NJ. $50, K. S. Co. $500,
l., P. 1880.
VANCOUVER TO BENEFIT.
! VANCOUVER, May 24.-With glow.
ing reports of the intense interest
concerning British Columbia shown by
the people of Eastern Canada and the
United States, Theodore NJ. Knappen
manager of the Coquitlam Terminal
, company, returned yesterday from &
months absence in the interests of his
company.
THE old attitude of Eastern Cana
da toward the West" said Mr. KNAPP
pen, has been wonderfully trans
q formed in the last few years. TIL,
. Eastern people now begin to under
stand that the West is an entirely dit
ferent proposition from the East an
: that Eastern experience is of littl
- value in Judging the West Almos
=. every person in even the small Eas
N ern towns who pretends to be of som
70 substance now has his Western CAM
/ dian investments and is looking fc
q more"
J. In the States l found the peopl
disposed to concede the approachin
greatness of Vancouver. The feelin
el is general among observant people i
It the States that Vancouver is likely +
n profit more from the completion o
5 the Panama Canal than any other cit
h on the Coast. A port of world-wid
Importance may only have a handful
{ of people, but when a great port be
u comes a great distributing center
- becomes a worldwide city. 1t is
strange and interesting fact to COZ
slider that the construction of a Al
mile ditch, 1000 miles away from Var
-, couver, is the means of making Var
couver supreme in the Northwestern
quarter of the North American cont
nent, yet that is the way the big me
of finance and commerce talked wit
. in Chicago, Minneapolis and st. Par
figure the effect of the great canal o
Vancouver"
- DOCK FOR KINGSTON.
KINGSTON, Jamaica, May 18th
Government has been approached b
capitalists in regard to maintaining
large drydock in Kingston harbor fc
= repairing ships en- route to or frol
the Panama Canal No proposals hay
- been submitted to date but the Go
- eminent is prepared to give all tn
guarantees required
O. With this view the Government r
"a GENTLY acquired an option on Kingsto
lie Pen The plan is to operate an u
eff to-date coaling station in connectic
IN with the drydock
ly PASSENGERS ARRIVED.
ID Per stmr Kinau, from Kauai port
81 June Mrs. Mingler, son and daug
te ter, A. G. Armstrong, All Bun, A
re Vow, All Jack Chun Yon Chang, A
IS Tin, w. H. Tidwen, N. Fernandez,
Guerrero, Mrs. NJ. Akiona, H. Bushe
IN II. B, Morris, Tin Chung, Hee Fa
al Miss ~ Silva, Miss Campbell, Mr.
lie K!namoto, Miyaki, Mrs. o. Grove
Id Mrs. A. H. Puper, Herman H, Hert
s. ]. A. Railway, James Balch, c. Y
Spitz, G. ~ Wilcox, Mrs. A. S. w
Z cox, II, Isenberg, G. Wilcox.
e. Per stmr. Mikahala, from Maui an
n Moiokai, June Mrs. A. L. Soul
d Mrs. p. Kauahi, Mrs. ]. Kirkland, MI
d. H. Davis and child, L. d. Warrel