The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-06-25
Prevention BETTER THAN CURE
'Harbormaster Foster is Making Good
Along WaterfrontTenyo Maru
Away Today--Many Passengers
Coming And Going-Harbor
Notes

Some men are born great others
have greatness thrust upon them and
Others have nothing but worries Har-
bormaster Foster is one Of the last
named. All day long he has to be
right there with the goods, soothing
down one mans ruffled feelings and
making another come across with the
necessary money for demurrage.
Foster in spite of everything is be.
coming very popular on the water
front and is doing a great deal toward
making the port a popular one too.
Visiting captains find they can always
obtain the correct information at the
harbormasters Office ana furthermore
when they, through ignorance of port
regulations. break some technical
rule they are given every chance to
make good.
Foster has one motto tackled up on
his walls-"Prevention is better than
cure" He takes the stand that it is
far better to warn man than to go
round and make a noise after some
thing has been done that is contrary
to Hoyle.
Orders of the harbor commission are
carried out thoroughly under his juris-
diction and he does not make any diff
ference no matter who the man is.
Corporations or Japanese all look alike
to him. The regulations are there and
they must be obeyed or he wants to
know the reason why. All the sob
argument in the worlG will not bulge
him an inch My duty is to report
the matter to the commissioners and
it is up to them to say what is to be
done" He is going the right way tC
make the harbor look well in the eyes
of outsiders and incidentally is doint
good quiet promotion work.
TENYo MARU AWAY.
To the strains of the latest music
from the Hawaiian band the T. X. K
liner Tenyo Maru pulled out for Sal
Francisco at eleven o'clock this morn
ing with a large passenger list O
'layovers' from this port.
In spite of the fact that the Teny
Maru has been lying at the Hackfel
wharf since yesterday afternoon tn
harbormaster's Office was besieged b,
people all wanting to know where sh
was lying
One passenger arrived breathless a
the Alakea wharf this morning jus
ten minutes before the boat pulle
out. Five minutes before she went
messenger boy arrived on his bicycle
He broke all records to the Tenyo.
Purser Phillips of the Mauna Ke
reports the Following sugar waitin
shipment on Hawaii: Olaa, 1880
Waiakea 5000; Hawaii Mill, 300; Hill
Sugar Co.. $500; Onomea, 1860; Pc
peekeo, 1900; Honomu, 1880; Haki
lau, 10000 Laupahoehoe, 1880; Ka
wiki. 5000, Kukaiau, 1000; Hamaku
Mill, $4,000; Paauheu, 54O0; Honokai
1S,4OO; Kukuihaele, 1000; Punalur
5435; Honuapo, 5059.
PASSENGERS. Arrived.
Per str Kilauea, June 25.-Ml
Hare, M. G. Johnston, Mrs. w, A
Swain, Mrs. w. K. Freeman, Jessi
DECKER, Mrs. ]. c. Harmon, j. c. Ha
mon, j. G. Ernesto DR.. L. S. Thoml
son, Chas. Horswill, Mrs. Helen Ak
Harry Mills, d. McCorriston, A. Han
berg, Miss Hannah Liftee, Miss I
Liftee, Miss Darce, G. Comes, lie
Young Kwai, Thos. Lincoln, Mrs. Al
ME Aiu, Mrs. Frank Greenwich, Mr.
r. Wallace, w. X. Nauman, A Mo
rison, Chow In, Mrs. Chow In, Ma
ter Chow In, Luke Ho, r. J. Bake
w. d. Baldwin, l.. X. Smith, f.
Baldwin, Mrs. E. d. Baldwin, Nil
Fannie Asam, r. c. Bowman, w.
Ingle, Chock Chong, Hugh Howell.
Per str. Mauna Kea, June 25.-Mi
Deeming, Miss Earhart, Mrs. Hat
away, c. NJ. Stevens, Mrs. Steven
i. L. Calvin and wife, w S. Moo
and wife, A. Knowles and wire,
Alice Bush, Master Haven, Mrs X.
Mich, NJ. Patasy and wife, Miss
Yetka, Miss A. MacSherry, DR.. J.
Thompson, f. J. Lord, j. FTaga al
wife, D. l.. Miller, Mrs Nawahi, MI
f. Like, c. R. Hemingway, H.
Plummer, S. G. Plummer, C.
Heintze, Rev. T. Yoshida, Rev. X, II
W. F. Sabin, p. Dankey, Geo. Moor
r. Quinn, d. Il Conkling, Jas.
Castle, NJ Watkins, Geo. Mundo
Miss H. Makuakane, Sister Ignacio.
PASSENGERS BOOKED.
Per T. X X. s. S. Tenyo Maru, Il
San Francisco, June 25.-A. T. Paa
and wife L. A. Waite and wife, Mr.
ID F. Casement GRAY Easement Mis-