The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-06-14

the new richards street wharf, Sueu'
Al least that is the intention of Har-
bormaster Foster if the contractors
can finish the shed off by the time
the bark gets here.
The Nuuanu put out from New
York 3O7 days ago and was to have
taken cargo Of sugar from here.
Meeting with heavy weather she had
part Of her gear carried away and
was forced to put into the Falkland
Ielands for repairs. She has been
lying there for a long time now and
Only A few days ago put out in CON
tinuation Of her voyage to this port.
The new shed over the Richards
street wharf should be finished about
the end of this month and this is
Just about the time that the Nuuanu
is expected.
II she makes port when the job
Is through she will be the first yes.
SCI TO berth at the improved wharf.
TRANSPORT AWAY EARLY.
After working freight all night the
transport Thomas left port sharp On
five o'clock this morning in contin.
ustion of her voyage to Manila and
the Orient
The stevedores came off the bic
vessel just as the hawsers were
cleared away.
The supply ship Supply is expect
ed to get away about next Tuesday
KiIauea an Arrival.
The Inter-Island steamer Kilauea ar
rived from Kona and Kau ports this
morning after a fine trip throughout.
She brought a general freight lis
consisting of 1900 bags of H. A. Co
sugar, siXty-five bags of sisal, eighty
one bags of coffee, fifty-seven boxes o
fruit, eighteen boxes of fish, fou
crates of eggs, twenty-five bags of cir
ger, eight bags of ava, twenty-fou
bundles of hides, thirty head of cattl,
one mule, one ram, one lamb, eleve
pigs, nine crates of pigs, twenty-nin
crates of chickens and 161 package
Of sundries.
Missourian From Seattle.
The big American-Hawaiian freigh
er Missourian arrived from Seattl
this morning with about $500 tons c
general freight for this port.
Captain Lyons reports very goo
passage throughout.
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.
Per str. Kilauea, June 14-Le
Ong, Geo. J. Campbell, w. f. Wi
liams, F. Baering, Yimikake, R. 7
Engle, d. Sherwood, H. Penhallov
Walter Hurst, Hughes Company (17
H. A. Wickerson, Mrs. Alfred Carte
G. B. Harris, J. A. Balch, J. R. Davis
M. Kawatani, H. McCubbin Mrs e. {
Greenwell, Miss Greenwell, Mis-
Greenwell, Miss Johnston, Mrs. j. K
Nahale, L. Beal David Todd, Mrs. I
o. Nelson, T. Mort, Jared G. Smith
]. F.. Coerper.
SUGAR WAITING SHIPMENT.
Purser Logan of the steamer ri
auea that arrived from Kona and Ka
ports this morning reports the follow
ing sugar awaiting shipment: H.
Co., 3065; Hutchinson, 741O; p. S. M
1900; Paauilo, 24,7OO; Honokaa, 1850
Kukaiau, 1928; Paahau 5000.
PASSENGERS BOOKED.
Per str. Claudine, for Hilo via wa
ports, June 14.-Grace Crockett, Ros
Cummings F. H. Brown, ]. J. Hur
Stanley Livingston, E. G. Bartlett
Miss A. WAL, Miss NJ. X. Cook, Mis-
Mary Hart, A. Ahu, N. G. Hoy, Pa
Wong A. Reimann and wife, Mr.
Lufkin, J. b. Steward, E. H. Brow,
Max Greenbough, NJ. Jacob, A. Pa
sons, Mrs. Chong Nee and childre
Mrs. Hew Fat, infant and two chi
dren, Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Vida, Mi.
LAM Vida, Ernest Freitas, Mrs.
Freitas, Mrs. Fung Shee and infan
Fung Shee, Fung Nun, Fung Foo
Fung Kong, James e. Chamberlai
Douglas Monsarrat, S. T. Wright.
FIRST ATLANTIC TRIP.
With the Titanic catastrophe
mind it is interesting to learn tn
there is living in quiet English re
tory a clergyman who as a boy WI
a passenger on the maiden trip
the first steamship that crossed fro
Great Britain to New York. The We
sci was the paddle steamer Siriu
and the boy of 1888 is the Rev VII
cent F. Ransome, rector of Compton
Bassett, near Calne, the one-tim
Wiltshire borough which was repr,
scented in parliament by two men G
such distinction as Bobby" Low