The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-03-05


the Shinyo Maru took few digs at
Alakea wharf this morning crashed in |
some timber and finally worked into |
the slip about o'clock, completing
her passage from can francisco in
five days, twenty hours and thirty !
five minutes during most of which /
time she ran through mists and dis
agreeable weather. As she came into
the harbor the Shinyo stood broad
side to the waterfront until her bow
was almost in line with the end OF
Alakea and then swept in, apparently
in good form, but as usual her stern
swept around, the turbines seemed
: to respond slowly and half way in the
slip she ran her nose into the wharf
and splintered the timber counters
Again, just before she was in position,
her stern bumped and scTaped the end
of the wharf to an accompaniment OF
creaking woodwork
The Shinyo brought into port 34l
passengers, seventy-three of whom
were in the cabin and 1877 Asiatics in
the steerage. OF the cabin passengers
there were twelve who will land here,
the remainder going on to the Orient.
Her cargo for the Oriental ports con-
sists of $3.50 tons, Of which the prin-
cipal items are 10000 bags of flour,
1900 bales of cotton, $500 bags of nj
trate of soda, 456 pieces of machinery
and 1400 boxes of fish, This latt0r
consignment goes to Kobe which, as
Purser Cavalry said, is carrying Goals
to Newcastle. For the first time since
she has been on the trans-Pacifc run
the Shinyo Maru will stop at Manila
for which port she has 551 tons OF
freight Kobe is getting an unusual
ly large share of the cargo this trip,
her consignment amounting to 1900
tons.
On this vessel there Is no treasure
for China, and the officers of the ship
say that they believe this is the first
time any ship has made the trans-Pa-
cifc run without it's store of silver
bars for that country. The unsettled
E conditions in the new republic doubt
, less account for the lack of it on thie
voyage.
> Purser Cavalry denied the report
current here that he was about to
, leave the service of the Togo Kisen
Kaisha and go into the service of the
Oceanic company. He admitted that
q the latter line had made him an offer
and that he had until July to consider
it but said he had neither made nor
announced any decision as yet
The passengers from San Francisco
on the Shinyo Maru stopping over
were Mrs. H. B. Chapman, Miss E. II
Craig and Miss NJ. F. Craig, E. L.
Neville and Mrs. Neville, G. B. Lin
nard and Mrs Linnard, Miss A. L.
Linnard, Miss G. A. Totman, H. v
Clark, Jr., J. F. Comstock and Mrs. Fl
L. Comstock.
The Shinyo will leave for Yoke
hama this afternoon at o'clock and
RFtyone passengers are booked &c
sail with her from Honolulu for Or'en
tai ports Among those booked from
Honolulu are Miss S. M. Baker, II. &
Fridge, Mrs. H. p. Fridge, II. p
Brown, Mrs H. p. Brown, w, Cowdin
Mrs. w. Cowdin and maid, h. f. Crisis
Mrs H. F. Crisis, Mrs. F. l. Dickman
Miss e. Dickman, G. A. Cane, Mrs &
A. Cane, C. C. Goodrich and servant
Mrs. c. c. Goodrich, J. d. Hart, Mrs
]. d. Hart, j. r. X. Higginbotham
Miss A. c. Higginbotham, A. d.
Johnston and wife, c. W. Reyes, Mrs
e. L. MacLean and maid, Miss o.
Minasian, Mrs. S. M. Minasian, Mrs
E. c. Palmer Miss e. S. Pippey, Mis-
p. Reynolds, d. N. Smith, A p. Welcf
The through passengers on the Shiny
are: For Yokohama-H. T. Adams
Mrs. c. NJ Chamberlain. A. Clark, !
c. Evans, s. s. Hawley and wife, N
Ikeda, J. G. Irvine, Viscount N. lsh
kawa, K. Ito, S. Jackson, NJ Saitt
Mrs l.. B. Kendall, M. Masaki, K
Mayekawa, Mrs. H. w. Meek, J, MI
raj, T. Militia NJ. Tanaka, M. Togo,
Tokuda, T, Watanabe, Rev j. A. We
bOurn, T. Yasui. For Kobe-K. lguch
For Nagasaki-H. W. Bradley, w. Z
b. Nichols. For Manila-Miss G.
Barnes, Miss ~ S. Barnes, W.
Philpotts, l.. w. Sensabaugh, r.
Stuad, w. NJ. Steirnagle, A. S. Thoml
son, Miss B. Vandegrift, Miss [
Wright. For Hongkong-J. N. Boy'
DR.. Augusta M. Brewer, Miss M.
Cloud, Mrs G. G. LOOMS, Miss n
Loomis, Mrs, w. l.. Mcclure an
maid, Miss W. Mcclure j. f. Null
y and wife, r. Mullin, DR.. J. b. Rasc
and wife, H. w. Rogers, wife an
J., maid, Miss e. c. Rowland, }. Seici
Miss A. Stanton, Rev. Father S. TAI
Kg,or, - avaYu T1taada