The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-01-01

The w. G. Hall arrived yesterday !
from Kauai with 5000 bags of sugar
two pigs, three crates of chickens, sew
enteen packages of opihi, and nineteen |
packages of -sundries.
Likeiike Arrived Saturday.
The Likeiike arrived on Saturday
afternoon from Hilo with three car
loads of paving blocks and three
empty gasoline drums.
Noeau from Kauai.
The Noeau arrived on Saturday aft
ernoon from Kauai with moving ma
chine. one box of chickens and ducks,
two boxes of pigs, 255 bags of paddy,
568 bags of rice and thirty-eight pack
ages of sundries.
Sugar on Kauai.
Purser Logan of the w. G. Hall re-
ported that the following sugar was
awaiting shipment on Kauai: NJ. A..
K. 1000 bags; K. S. NJ, 5000; " K"
1900; X. p, 10000; X. S. Co., 2SOO,
and L. p. 1856.
Mills to start soon.
The Kukuihaele and Honokaa plan
tation mills will start grinding cane
soon and will be ready to begin ship
ping after today.
Inter-Island Movements.
At last reports the All, S. S. Co
l1umbian was at Kahului discharging,
and SO was the bsrkentine Balboa. The
little schooner Ia Moi was at Mokulau
loading firewood.
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.
Per Mikahala from Maui and Molo
kai-G. Maryama, J. Vasconcellos, Mr.
and Mrs. J. Ayau, H. Nightingale, Mr.
and Mrs. T. Cliff, Miss M. Silva, Miss
NJ. Borde, DR. Norgaard, L. Keauhou
]. Kekahuna, Miss A. McCorriston
, Miss N. Forster, Miss f. Jodo, Miss NJ
, Meyer, Miss a. Cooke.
t Per w. G. Hail. from Kauai, Decem
| Der ak. C. Hopper, M. Coldera, Hol
Wo, and ten on deck.
The Volcano Excursion.
The following left by the Maun
{ Kea and Kilauea on Saturday after
j.. noon for Hilo, en- route to the volcano
BY the Mauna Kea-C. T. Hall, j. A
= Adams, J. w. Cornn, Mrs. Adams, Mrs
lC. r. Hall, Mrs. Quinn, Mrs. b. I
Weigh, Miss Claypool Mrs. and Miss
Washington, Miss Hughes, Miss L. n
= Davis, Miss Hart, Miss A, c. GleesoI
Miss May Johnston, Miss Ruth jeff
Mrs. Hiseimann, Miss Mclean, Mr.
;, A. A. Burns, Miss Lantz, Miss NJ. XII
: Ter, Mrs. Matheson, Mrs. Mengel, Mr.
- Sedgwick, l.. c Ables, Mr., and Mr.
linen, Mrs. Morrison, Miss G. Jone
Mrs. S. Decoto Mrs. Gilchrist, Mr.
, Wood, r. j. Schoen, r. b. Blackshear
II E. Shiele, Miss A. tombstone, Miss
u Watkins, Miss Hill, Miss Newkir
y Miss Trumpler, Miss e. Dawson, Mis-
/ Cora L. Root, Mrs, G. Aldway, Miss \
r Palmer, Miss Meyer Gault, Miss
Gault, Miss L. Williams, G. R. Wave
Jas A. Barton, H. Hertz Jr., A. Pratt
m ]. H. Love, Mrs. p. Jones, Miss Whit
t. head, Miss Stafford, c. McGiii,
Moore, J. G. Broomall, Mrs. Unde
wood, Miss Thomas, Miss Lorrabee,
a Kingsbury, Silas Bowman, A. W. I
Id sen, G B. Richmond, c. p Richmon
ty NJ. Cramer, Mrs. G. B. Richards, Mi
ae A. Richmond, Miss n. Richmond, MI
IT. f. E. Wall, Mrs Curtis, Miss Ne
an comb, H. r. Bullen, J. Boyer, G. Ma
tin, Mrs ]. c. Montgomery, Mrs.
NJ. Scoville, Mrs. F. o. Boyer, ].
tn NJ )ntgomery, F. Nj. Scoville, F.
al Boyer, Mrs. Patten, Miss A. e. No
of ell, R. G. Hummel, G. C. Patten,
OF Grunberg, Mrs. Toy, Mrs. Kennel
nj Mrs. Putney Miss D. B. Smith, M
IN. p. Gedge, Miss H. Smith, M. st
ford, Mr.. Reinfeld, H. A. Somers, NJ
iv- Selleck, Mrs. r. F, Day, Mrs DAME
We DR.. Beasley, d. H. Gilmore, G. e. ]
en- gensen, A. Gertz, F. Condor, j.
ar Gonsalves, DR.. Hadley, DR.. Shepa
rs, C. ]. Geek, c. H. Dickey, H. Dick