The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-05-06
MONSTER OIL TANKER BUILDING
Standard Oil Orders Two VesseIs---Si-
IBERIA From Orient---Many Vessels In
And Out---Lurline Here Wednesday

list and miller, accompanied by Mrs
Silverson, are returning home afte
having toured the Orient.
Commander T. S. Price, r. N. r.
and Mrs. Price are through passen
gers en- route to Europe.
w. A. Gillespie, in charge of one o.
the Gillespie-Kinports tours, is in the
Siberia in charge of successful
around the world tourist party.
L. Nemery, accompanied by Mrs
Nemery, is en- route to Lima, Peru
Mr.. Nemery is an official in the Bel
gtan consular service and has been
stationed at Manila, p. l. He will
assume official duties upon arrival at
his new post.
Hollis Wilbur, for many years secre.
tary of the Dayton, Ohio, Y. NJ. C. A.,
and member of the International
committee who for the last two years
has been engaged in the work of build
ing up an organization at Kobe, ia
pan, is returning home to recover
from illness. Mr. Wilbur he's done
good work in the Orient but recently
contracted double pneumonia.
X. Kitamura, Of the Meiji Sugar
Mill, Formosa, is here to place an or.
der with the Honolulu Iron Works.
His company deals exclusively with
the works here, being of the opinion
that they turn out the best milling
machinery.
MAKE ROUND TRIP.
The Siberia passenger list con-
tains the names of many people who
are en- route to Europe from the ORR
emit Included in this list are Mr.. and
Mrs. A. w. Appleby, T. B. H. Cox, II.
A. Myers, Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
Goode, Mrs. b. A. and Miss B. Miles,
Mrs. M. Lyon Moore and maid Miss
M. Lyon Moore, G. Gaffikin, Miss R.
Van Zipp, H. Mertz, Captain r. H.
Crake, w. Pennyman, p. v. Ryan,
A. e. Ellis, Miss K. Giebel, Miss e.
Opferman, G. Won Dewall e. A.
Ilcken and family, Mr. and Mrs. Lause
and daughter, " A. Taylor, A. c..
Churchill, F. Uhler, D. ]. Dome.
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.
Per S. S. Siberia from the Orient
A. A. Hirschlen, Miss II. Tolmie, Mrs.
c. A. Broadwater Miss Gertrude
Clapp, Mrs. R. T. S. Durston, Miss X.
Fitch, K. Kftamura, Mrs. Lyon Moore
and maid, Miss Lyon Moore, Mr.. and
Mrs. S. j. Sill.
Per stmr, Kinau, from Kauai ports,
May 5.-Mrs. G. K. Lowell, c. w. Man
ley, Miss R. Gilman, G. Kanatani, G.
NJ Wilcox, Francis Gay, wife and two
servants; Mrs. Spaulding, Miss Dever-
i'll, c. E. Haynes, Mrs. NJ. All Sin and
infant, Rev. Takeda, Mrs. R. H. Whit
tington, w. Bergstrom, II. Barck, Max
c. M. Symonds, A. Hane-
berg, A. H. Rice, Rev. ]. M. Lydgate,
c. B. Ripley Hee Fat, Young Chong,
Chung Insoo, Mrs. Takeda, A. S. Dow
rey, G. B. Beebe, T. ]. Fitzpatrick
Per stmr. Mikahala, from Maui and
Molokai ports, May 5.--Mrs. w. Not
ley, Mrs. Keanu, Henry Alapai, Miss
NJ. Sato, Mrs. w. R. Howell, S. I. Hub
bard, M. Smith, J. j. Dias, w. ]. Coop
err ]. Alder, T. ]. Meyer, H R. Hitch.
cock, H. D. Bower, Y Sato, Mrs. F. L.
Gibson and maid, VIM. Knott and wife,
DR.. H. Hayes.
Per stmr Mauna Kea, from Kahului,
May 81. Hughes, James w. Robert
son, A. c. Wheeler.
JAMES JOHNSON HERE.
With 1,943,0OO feet of lumber on
board consigned to this port the bark
James Johnson arrived off port yester-
day from Mukilteo. She has been
since April 10 making the trip and
will wait outside until the return of
the tug Intrepid which left for Ka-
hului on Saturday with a lighter from
Pearl harbor in tow.
OIL TANKER IN.
The Standard Oil tanker Maverick
bringing 100000 barrels of light oils
arrived yesterday morning from San
Francisco. She will discharge and get
away either this afternoon or early
tomorrow morning.
WEDNESDAY MORNING.
Castle & Cooke have received a
from the steamer Lurline
stating that the vessel win arrive
from the coast and will dock at the
Hackfeld wharf on Wednesday morn
ing.
She was 1906 miles of at eight
o'clock last night and running
through smooth seas. Everyone was
we'll on board.
She reports the following list: For