The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-02-19

FRANCISCO. so tar nothing dennlte mas
been received to the effect, but from
Captain Houdlette's remarks while
last in port, it was gathered that Civ
en- favorable weather, he would hurry
along in time to be here on Wednes-
day night. The first wireless news is
anXiously awaited from the popular
Oceanic liner
PERSIA SILENT.
It was thought that the Persia would
have been heard from this morning
by wireless, as the shipping officials
at II. Hacl1feld e Co., believed that
she would have been in port this aft
ernoon some time. Her failure to re-
port her position makes them think
that her wireless is out Of commission.
She is not now looked for until to-
morrow morning. Sh. will go to the
Bishop slip where she will take on
80 tons of coal before proceeding the
same afternoon to the Orient,
WILHELMINA DUE TOMORROW.
The Wilhelmina is due tomorrow
from San Francisco. She is looked
for first thing in the morning, and
will go to the new Matson wharf She
has a fairly big cargo for here, and
ia passengers.
She will leave for Hilo on Thurs
day at midnight, and return to Homo
lulu on Tuesday morning, sailing for
San Francisco in company with the
Sierra at 10 o'clock on Wednesday
morning the 2Sth.
CHINA DUE THURSDAY.
So far no wireless message has been
received from the China, but it is eX-
pected that size will be here on Thurs
day morning, a day ahead of sched-
ule time, in order to permit her PCS
to witness the Floral Parade
She will go the Bishop slip, where
she will take on her coal as usual.
TO ALAKEA WHARF.
The Elfrieda will come over this
afternoon or tomorrow morning from
the Railroad wharf to the Alakea
wharf, where she will discharge her
and then go on to the Rich
ards street wharf to discharge her pig
iron cargo. So
NllHAU WITH SUGAR.
The Niihau arrived from Hawaii
this morning with 5000 bags of sugar,
thirty-fve head of cattle, two calves,
one pony and eight pieces Of brass
from Hawaii mill.
NoEAU BROUGHT MIXTURE.
The Noeau arrived from Kauai yes
friday morning with $3.50 bags OF
sugar, six empty gas drums, fifteen
empty wine barrels, twenty-four bun
dies of hides, eighty bags of empty |
bottles, forty bags of rice bran, 345
bags of rice, and thirteen packages of
Purser Kaipo reported that 300
bags of sugar were left at Kilauea.
KINAU FROM KAUAI.
The Kinau arrived yesterday morn
ing from Kauai with $500 bags Of
sugar, twenty bags of cocoanuts, forty
five empty barrels of crude oil drums, |
seventy-three empty wine barrels, |
eighteen empty beer barrels, eight
barrls of poi, twelve bags of taro,
thirteen bundles of hides, two crates
of chickens, two automobiles and five
tons Of scrap iron.
COMES OFF MAUI RUN. |
The Likelike arrived yesterday from |
Maui via Molokai with 1910 bags of |
sugar, 295 cases of honey, thirty head |
of cattle, eight pigs, sixty-five empty |
wine barrels, siXty-four empty beer
barrels, fifty boxes Of chickens, eleven !
boxes Of eggs, and ia packages Of /
The Mikahala resumes her place on
this run tomorrow.
LoA's BIG SUGAR LIST. /
The Mauna Loa brought yesterday |
from Makawei $500 bags OF
G. & R. sugar and six packages Of
5undries.
Purser Stein reported that there
were $4,000 bags of C. & r, sugar .
awainting shipment
W. c. HALLS SPECIAL TRIP.
The W. G. Hall arrived yesterday
morning on a special trip from Kauai |
with $500 bags of Lihue sugar.
She will return to Ahukini tonight |
and make her regular trip back here
ON Wednesday morning.
LURLlNE's BIG SUGAR CARGO.
The Lurline is due back here to.
morrow morning from Kahului and /
Will sail for San Francisco at o'clock
he same evening with a full load of
largo, The chief item will be sugar,
lggregating about 5000 tons, with a
thousand tons of molasses. The other
our hundred tons will comprise the
Usual miscellaneous island products.
BUYo MARU IN A HURRY.