The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-02-14
LURLINE DUE THIS AFTERNOON
Due Off Port At Two O'clock From
San Francisco----China, Persia
And Prometheus Coming.
Inter-Island News

Evidently the Lurline has met with
more favorable weather conditions
since she wirelessed in on Sunday
night, for a wireless message receiv-
ed this morning contained the news
that she will be off quarantine grounds
at ? o'clock this afternoon from San
Francisco.
She has seventy-two passengers,
$500 tons of cargo, ia sacks of mail,
seventeen automobiles and 1876 pack
ages of express matter for here, and
four hundred tons of cargo for Kahu-
lui. She will go to Hackfeld dock
The China is now on her way here
from Yokohama to San Francisco, via
Honolulu. She will be here on Feb
ruary %, and will land seven hundred
tons of cargo from the Orient.
1t is, of course, possible that she
will be hurried up in order to get here
in time for the Floral Parade but this
has not been settled yet The matter
will be taken up with Captain Rice by
wireless.
The China will have room for thir-
ty-five passengers to the Coast from
here
PERSIA SAILED YESTERDAY.
The Persia left San Francisco yes
terday for the Orient via Honolulu.
In all probability therefore, she will
be here next Monday, being a six-day
boat, so that Honolulu will get an
extra mail The Wilhelmina is to sail
today from San Francisco, and will
bring one days accumulation
PRoMETHEUs COMING
FROM OCEAN ISLAND
The Prometheus is expected here at
the end of the month some time with
load of phosphates from Ocean Is
land. There is no Geographic com
munication with Ocean Island, and
therefore it is impossible to say when
she will leave, if she has not left al
ready ~-~-~ - "a ~ FnS-
VESSELS IN WIRELESS RANGE.
The local wireless Office advise that
the following vessels are in toueh'
Tenyo Maru outward bound to the
Orient, the Siberi due here on Fri
day afternoon or Saturday morning
from the Orient, and the Sherman
coming from San Francisco via Mon
Iterey. III && In 81,
IMlkAHALA TO KAUAI TONIGHT,
! At five o'clock today the Mikahala
will sail for Anahola, Koloa and Wal
mea, Kauai. She will take lumber
and cement only.
The Mikahala has just been over
hauled and temporarily the Likelike
has taken up her running The Like
like, however, will be withdrawn after
this trip, and next week the Mikahala
will go on again.
THE w. c. HALL WITH SUGAR.
The W. G. Hall arrived this morning
from Kauai with $500 bags of Lihue
sugar, forty-eight wine barrels, TWEEN.
ty-four empty gasoline drums, fouc
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seven crates chickens, two cases OF
eggs, one automobile, ia hides, seven
sheep pelts and twenty-seven pack
lagos of sundries
CLAUDlNE WAS LIGHT.
The Claudine arrived light this
morning from Hawaii via ports with
four crates of pigs, ten cords of wood,
thirteen hogs, eighteen sacks of ohia
pins, thirteen sacks of chickens, and
166 packages of sundries.
SUGAR ON KAUAI.
Pwser Logan reports that the fol-
lowing sugar was awaiting shipment
on Kauai-M. A. K, 1854 bags, G. &
R. %, 800, Mob 1892, X S. NJ. $500,
V. X. 1850, K. p. 1894, X. s. Co 5000
L. P, 1850.
lBUYo MARU FROM VALPARAISO
I The T. X. X. liner Buyo Maru is
looked for on Saturday next from Val
paraiso Ell route to the Orient. Sc
far she has not been in communica
ton with agents Castle q Cooke by