The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-03-20
SIERRA SAILS WITH FULL CABIN
Sailor Boy Back in Commissioned Castle
Due From South SeaS--CIaudine
Brings Paving Blocks

sion again. In spite of the fact that
she was aground nine months her bot
tom is sound and tight and the false
keel seems to have been the only piece
of timber that suffered At present
the wOrkmen are scraping off coat
of barnacles which excited the wonder
of the oldest hands. The crust on the
shapely hull of the old vessel ia an
inch thick and the barnacles hang
down foot but a little scraping shows
sound woodwork and the Sailor Boy
may yet do good service.
iVlRGlNIAN BOUND FOR THIS PORT
Word was received at the local Of.
fee of the Americana Hawaiian com
pany this morning that the Virginian
left Tacoma last night at 70 o'clock
bound for this port. She has on board
1900 tons of New York freight which
left that port w b. No. 261 on Feb.
ruary l and w. b. No. 262 on Febru-
airy Z.
There will also be a big shipment
of freight from the Sound on the Vir.
ginian, although the amount was not
included in the report
The Arizonan, of the same fleet, will
leave here tomorrow night to collect
sugar at the island ports. She goes
to Kaanapali, Kahului and Hilo and
thence direct to Salina Cruz. She will
take about 10000 tons of sugar and
small shipments of other island prod
ucts.
CLAUDlNE BRINGS PAVING.
with a hold full of paving blocks
from Hilo and a passenger list well
sprinkled with parsons, the Inter-Isl-
and steamer Claudine arrived ithB
morning from Hilo and way ports,
Apart from the general cargo she
brought $4,000 paving blocks for Homo
IuIu's streets, which will be unleaded
at Fort street. Tue heavy .sweiis and
strong northeast winds which have
been causing trouble with inter-island
shipping have evidently subsidized and
the Claudine reports good weather
throughout her passage, There were
| forty-six deck passengers on board this
morning and the following were cabin
passengers on the Claudine on her in
ward passage:
From HilU-A. C. Pittsburg, E. F
Nichols, George w, Angus.
From Laupahoehoe-Rev J. NJ. Lid
gate.
| From Hana-A. Douse,
From Kahului-Mr5. c. w. Alden, P
V. Ceresole. Mira. c. E. Stanton, J. T
Ross, w. \, Robinson, NJ. Pacheco
Rev. c, \. Choy, Mrs. Hatsu.
From Lahaina-Rev. ]. Morimoto
Rev Y. Yamanaka, R. Motohiro, Emf
Hutchinson, William Kamelamela, e
c. Dowsett, Bishop Restarick, F. E
Harvey, C. F. Lund, ]. o. Melton.
From Hilo to Kahului-Miss B. Hey
man, Miss l.. Heyman, Miss S. RAIDER
X. Metcalf, c. E. Renter, Z, G, Noyes
d. McIvor, Rev. F. S. Scudder.
From Laupahoehoe to Lahaina-
Rev. w. B. Oleson.
From Hama to Kahului-P. o
Schmidt, Mrs. Mossman, D. L, Austin
II. Reuter-, Lee Ling.
From Hama to Kahului-L. X. Ka
nae, Rev. L. M. Mitchell, I. P. Inaina
Jonah Kaiwiaea, T. K. Pa, ]. K. Ka
nuna, Rev. S. X. Kaailua, H. H. Kaui
| hou.
From Kahului to Lahaina-S. Oaka
Rev. H. P. Judd.
w. G. HALL FROM KAUAI
The Inter-Island steamer w. G. Hal
arrived this morning from Nawiliwil
with nine cabin passengers and 4S or
the deck The Hall reports fair wealth
| er and mentions in the report thai
the Noeau will unload explosives to
night and will be in Kilauea tomorrow
morning. The passengers in the Hal
were Col. Spalding, Ernest Beha, Miss