The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-01-11
W. G. Hall from Kauai.

ing arrival from Kauai with 1862 bags
of sugar, ten empty acid carboys ant
eighteen empty wine barrels.
Sugar at Ahukini.
Purser Logan of the w G. Hall re
ports that there were about 10000
bags of sugar awaiting shipment at
Ahukini, when the Hall left. but there
was nothing at Koloa.
The Mauna Kea left for Kauai last
night so she will no doubt clean up
pretty well everything at Ahukini.
The Hall will not leave for Kauai
until 5 o'clock tomorrow afternoon
owing to the Sierra coming in in the
morning.
Vessels in Wireless Range
The following vessels may be com.
municated with by wireless: The Nip.
pom Maru, en- route here from Yoke.
hama, and due at o'clock this after.
noon; the Sierra, coming from San
Francisco, and due tomorrow at day
light; the Manchuria, on her way TO
the Orient from Honolulu, and the Hi.
lonian of the Matson line.
Honolulan Out Last Night.
The Honolulan got away last night
for San Francisco. She was not full
ship, either with passengers or cargo.
The list of passengers will be found in
another column.
In her holds the chief lines were q.
1856 tons of sugar, $50 bags of rice, =
3S4 cases of canned pineapples and
eighty bags of coffee.
Navajo Out to San Francisco.
The freighter Navajo, which came
here with a full load of structural iron
for the government buildings at Pearl
Harbor, has returned to San Francisco
for orders.
Nippon Maru This Afternoon.
The Nippon Maru has notified
Agents Castle & Cooke that she will
be here this afternoon at o'clock
from the Orient. She will leave again
At 9 o'clock tomorrow morning for San
Francisco.
Sierra Tomorrow Morning
Captain Houdlette of the Sierra has
in that he will be here
early tomorrow morning, with seven
ty-siX cabin passengers.
In his wireless he mentioned that at
eight o'clock last night he was SIS
miles away from Honolulu. In addi-
ton to the cabin passengers there
are thirteen in the steerage, making
ninety all told for Honolulu. There
are 1854 tons of general cargo and 1902
sacks of mail, with the usual Wells, |.
Fargo express matter.
The Sierra will dock at the Oceanic /
wharf at the foot of Fort street, and
will no doubt be tied up by eight
o'clock.
The Quarantine Ferry.
Months ago the federal quarantine
officials ordered a motor boat from
Seattle to institute a regular ferry /.
service between quarantine island |
and the foot of Fort street. A hitch /
occurred and the order was not filled /,
Advices, however, have now been re-
,eived stating that the boat will come |
IN the next trip of the big army I
reighter Dix, but when that vessel I
will leave Seattle has not yet been
made known.
The service run by this boat will be .
If great convenience to those who |
lave business on the island, and 30 /
hose on the island who have to come
o town. The present method of
is by rowing boat run
ling at fairly regular intervals.
Cleveland Leaves Sunday.
The big steamer Cleveland will
cave Yokohama for Honolulu on Sun
ay next, and will reach here on
Wednesday week. She has a big 7
,arty of tourists aboard making a
rip around the world These people |
will be welcomed here by the promo |
ionists of Honolulu, and various en-
will be got up in their |
honor. The vessel will leave the fol
owing day for San Francisco, where |
ne voyage will be concluded, aud
soon afterward the return trip will be
begun.
Arizonan Tomorrow.
The American Hawaiian freighter
Arizonan is due here tomorrow morn
ing from San Francisco direct She
will leave here again for Salina Cruz
On Monday next, January Is, via
Island ports.
The Virginian of this line leaves
Seattle or Tacoma on Sunday, and
may be looked for on January 22 The
Virginian win mark the return of
these vessels to the old schedule of
calling at Seattle from San Francisco.
Sheridan Not Heard From.
The U. s, army transport Sheridan