The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-05-14

der of the liner Korea, has resigned
from the service of the Pacific Mai
company to accept an appointment
from Uncle Sam in the steamship in
spection service. His resignation
which was accepted unwillngly. goes
into effect at once. Fisher, in his ca
pacity as inspector, will be attached
to the northern district. with head
quarters at Seattle Fisher leaves
the Pacific Mali, service as Mary An
derson left the stage, while his star
is still undimmed. Although one OF
the youngest masters in the service
he was in command of the crack ship
of the fleet. His career as officer and
master has been unmarried by acct
dent. He entered the service of the
Pacific Mail company about twenty
years ago as cadet, and worked his
way steadily to the top.
MAKURA is FULL.
With every available cabin in use
the Canadian-Australian steamer Ma
kura left Suva on Tuesday morning
and should be off port next Tuesday
| at daybreak.
The booking from here has been
heavy and there will be MANY dis.
appointments as there is not room to
take more than few. According to
the cable received by the local agents,
Theo. H. Davies & Co., this morning
there will be accommodation at this
port for only twenty-three first elias
passengers, while in the second cabin
there is only room for six. Even the
steerage is crowded and only eight
PEOPLE will find room
The booking at this end has been
very heavy and many people will eth
or have to switch over and 90 vic
San Francisco or wait another month
She has full cargo for Vancouver
and there will only be space for three
hundred tons available for shippers
at this end.
kILAUEA in.
With a large passenger list and
cargo the Inter-Tsland steamer Kilauea
arrived this morning from Hawaii and
Maui ports.
Purser Logan reports the following
cargo list 5000 bags of H. A. Co. SUI.
gar, 241 bags of coffee, twenty-eight
crates Of poultry, forty-seven pigs,
thirty-three head of cattle (J. D. Pa
ris), sixty lunches of bananas, three
bundles of hides, thirty-one pieces of
koa, eight boxes of eggs and 24S
packages of sundries.
HELENE BRINGS SUGAR.
Making port early this morning the
lnter-lsland steamer Helene brought
sugar as the main portion of her car
60 She had 77O4 bags of L. A. u. P,
1886 bags of H. W. T., seventy-five
head of cattle, eleven pigs, twenty-five
crates Of empties and three empty
gasoline drums. Purser Peake reports
fine passage.
SUGAR AWAITING SHIPMENT.
Purser Logan of the steamer XII
lauea reports the following sugar i
awaiting shipment; H. A. Co. 1000
bags, Hutchinson $3.50, P. s. NJ. H.
900, H. S. Co. 1850, PaaullO, SO,7OO,
Paauhau 11,7OO, Ookala 1853, Kukaiau
1850. /
Purser Peake of the Helene also
makes a report as follows: Kukufha-
ele 1000, Honokaa II 500, Paauhau
11,7OO, Paauilo 2O,7OO Kukaiau $3.50,
Ookala 1858, Papaaloa $500.
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.
Per s. 8. Wilhelmina, May 14-Mr
and Mrs. Thos. L. Andrews, h. C. |
Anthony, A. S. Baker Carl Bergfried,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Broyer, w. A. |
- NhNU6SJ MIS- ~ OdupD6llg MISS /
Elizabeth Campbell, Mrs. H. R. Card
well, S. N. Castle, H. F.. Danforth,
Mrs Jessie X. Davis and son. Mrs.
c. F. Elwell, Geo. B. Evan, Miss Ruth
Feary, Jno. Fleming, G. r. Forester,
Mrs. DR.. Jessie Forester, Miss Elsie
J. Fullerton, w. w Goodale, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fl. F. Hagemann, Miss Harriet
Miss NJ b. Hitchcock, G.
V. Hodge, Diedrich Holdings, Miss
Met Holdings, Foster Horner, Jno Hor-
ner, Miss Ethel E, Jack, Mrs. r. e.
Jack, ]. e. Jaeger, Mr.. and Mrs. s.
Jaeger Mrs. H. Snyder, Mrs. w.
kersands, Mrs. H. Q. Clark, Miss
Cold, Mrs. Poole, Mrs. M. Kerr,
Miss e. Knight, Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Lowe, Jr, c, Macdonald, Miss Lady
Mcfarland, Jno. Madden, Mr.. and
Mrs. A, Marco, Miss Elizabeth L. Mat
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