The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-03-16
RESTORER'S WORK DELAYED BY GALES
Gable Mended in Shallow Water Off
Observation-Disclosures Due Tues
day---NiIe Arrives off Port.

lives OH i or.
and wife, Mrs. c. NJ. Williams, Mrs NJ.
c. Daggett, A. H. Hodson, A. E. Che
ney and wife, DR.. ]. e. Picard and
wife, J. N. Pattison and wife, Mr..
Beckwith, wife and daughter, E. o.
Kronberg c. II. Fairer, c, p. Noyes
and wife, J. p. O'Higgins and wife,
Mrs. H. II. Hewlett, DR.. NJ. A. Robin
son, r. I. Lille, A. Gergens and wife,
r. n Newman, S. e. Birdseye and
wife, Dr. J. S. b. Pratt, II. A. Kluegel, |
l. Hurd, Mrs. St. Clair, Mrs d. G. .
Rooney, Mrs. U, n. Neece F. Jacket, |
G. H. Wills, Mrs. Machado, Mrs. De
Mello, r. T. Forrest, J. Teaman, Miss
NJ Dias, Miss r. Gilliland, Mrs. J. w.
Mcclure, G. N. Nagusa, Rev. Park
Young, Lieut. F.. c. Sasules, John De
| tor. Z Ivers, wife and servant; Miss
| |. NJ. HickoX, J. s Morrow, ]. F.
! Woods, w McFarlane and wife, G. G.
! Watt and daughter, J. Lee Wan, Asah,
Rev. Cha Coon Chang, Rev. H. s..
Hong, d L. Conkling, A. Lindsay, j.
! II. Kunewa, A. Borba, r. c. Barbee,
lA Half, Miss A. Murphy, ]. NJ. Cox,
Miss V. Hobart, Miss N. Franzin, L.
Pearson, Miss B. Tracey, H. Corson
Clarke and wife, J. B. Stewart, Miss
T. Asano, n. Imafugi, Father Emer-
| n Cronxrf11o Mru L. Tnclin
and daughters.
SHERIDAN SAILS FROM NAGASAKI
Word was received at the quarter
masters depot here this morning by
cable, that the army transport Sheri-
dant would sail today from Nagasaki
for San Francisco by way of Honolulu
and would probably arrive here March
20 or March 81.
WlLHELMINA WILL ARRIVE
TUESDAY.
The Matson steamer Wilhelmina re-
ported by wireless to the local agents
at o'clock last night when 1856 miles
from this port This message states
that she had 81 cabin passengers, 3
in the steerage, 1876 sacks of mail, 26
express packages, l automobile and
1869 tons of cargo for this port. She
also has 1889 tons of general freight
, for Hilo She will arrive off port at
o daylight Tuesday morning and dock
n Wednesday evening the Wilhelmina
6 will go to Hilo to discharge cargo and
=, load sugar.
SUGAR AWAITING SHIPMENT.
q The Kilauea reports the following
+ amounts of sugar awaiting shipment
q at various island ports;
6 Olaa 1900, Laupahoehoe 1900, Hilo
! Sugar Co. $4,000, Kukuihaele $500, Ku-
a kaiau (P) 22O4, Punaluu 1O,42O, Waia-
. kea $4,000, Honomu 1900, Hakalau
! 81 ,4CO, Paauhau 10000, Kukaiau (M)
300, Hamakua Mill $500, Hawaii Mill
!. 62OO, Onomea 1925, Kaiwiki 5000, Ho-
nokaa 5000, Honuapo S47O, Pepeekeo
4 1880.
NILE REPORTED OFF PORT.
4 The steamer Nile, a recent addition
+ to the Pacific Nails fleet, was report
ed off Barber's Point at 1880 this
c morning. The local agNnts received
f word from the Nile last night by wire
l. less that she would be in today at
o noon, which is a day earlier than they
\ had expected her, for she left Yoke
hama a day behind her schedule and
p was making the run to this port for
the first time The Nile is bringing five
c cabin passengers, one second cabin
| and 143 in the steerage. According to
y the report she has 43 sacks of mail
n and, according to popular report, Sc
tons of cargo for Honolulu, although
this latter item was not included in
the wireless message, but was volun
d teered by persons interested in the
Il steamers cargo,
WATERFRONT NOTES.
l. The water boat Pioneer, which has
T. been scraped and painted, came of
the marine railway this morning.
= The Virginian, due here March 2S
from the Sound, left San Francisco
Z for Seattle March 10.
s The Chiyo Maru, hence March 8, ar
e rived in San Francisco on Thursday
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