The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-05-22
MARIANA TOMORROW MORNING
Too Late For Doctors Will Come Slow
ly---Wilhelmina and Sierra Away
Honolulan From Coast
Pretty Navigating

The Canadian-Australian steamer
Mariana will arrive off port at daylight
| tomorrow morning after a stormy pas
sage from Vancouver A wireless
message received last night stated
that she could make port at ten
o'clock this evening but when it was
found that the doctors would not go
cut after nine o'clock orders were
sent out for her to come along at
easy speed and make port in the |
morning.
The delay has caused considerable |
excitement round town as there are |
number of people wanting to go but
unable to find whether there will he
room or not until the vessel pulls |
alongside. !
The wireless last night did not state .
whether there would be any room .
from here and the matter is still ,ip |
in the air. The company is coming
In for considerable criticism in con-
rection with the very bad arrange
inents made at this port as far as
news Of the vessel is concerned. 1t
is understood that the matter will be
taken up at the head office in New
Zealand
HoNoLULAN FROM COAST.
The chartered Matson steamer Ho-
nolulan arrived off port from San
Francisco early this morning and
came alongside the Matson dock at
O'clock
She reports making fine trip from
the coast and brought a number of
local people among the passengers.
Several horses were brought down
for the Haleakala ranch and blood
Ara bian stallion for Paul Isenberg.
PRETTY WORK.
When Captain Houdlette of the 81
ezra brought her alongside the Ocean
ic dock this morning he pulled off one
OF the finest pieces of navigation that
has been seen in Honolulu.
Nosing the big steamer up to the
makai end of the dock everyone
thought he was going to crash into
the pile. The bow missed by cou-
pie of yards, however, and the big
bulk swung round to the berth with
no further trouble.
The berthing was the talk of the
front this morning.
LINERS AWAY.
A big crowd was attracted to the
docks this morning to see the two
popular passenger liners, Sierra and
clear the port for San
francisco.
A bunch of prominent real estate
men were on board, all headed for an
option on the Spreckels property. The S
Land played the Sierra out and also
sent a farewell fanfare to the Wilhel- ]
nina as she pulled out.
This will be the last occasion the
Sierra will be seen here for some time j
Is she goes into dock for repairs this
rip and her place will be taken by !
he Sonoma for the next run. After |
hat she will only make the run once
| month. [
FRYE IN HARBoR. I
The big ship VIM. p. Frye that ar |
lived off the harbor yesterday from \
San Francisco was towed into port |
his morning by the Inter-Island c
steamer Claudine.
The Frye reports fine passage
throughout. She is locked at Rail- {
'oad wharf number two.
BLAKELEY OFF PORT.
The schooner Blakeley arrived off
port this morning and is expected to n
come in either tonight or tomorrow \
During today she will be fumigated,
operations already being started this
morning. She is from Iquique.
cLAUDINE FROM ISLANDS.
The Inter Island steamer Claudine !
arrived from Hilo and Lahaina early
this morning, reporting a fine passage !
She brings a general cargo and re-
ports the Enterprise discharging a
freight and the Prosper and Klikitat \
lumber at Hilo. Y
BOAT LAUNCHING INVENTION. a
s. F. Call, May 10: Chief officer
Stewart of the liner Siberia has just J
completed model showing the oper- v
'tion of his apparatus for the safe v
md rapid launching of lifeboats. He a
patented it several years ago, and dur {
ng the voyage finished yesterday e
completed the model with which he n
will demonstrate his device to the
United States steamship inspection r
Iervice, The apparatus is simple. +
There are Is lifeboats on the Siberia. c
I the davitts were equipped with his {
leVice. saws Stewart. one man couId r