The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-05-01

ezra, outward bound for San Fran
cisco, cleared the dock sharp at eleven
o'clock this morning to the strains Of
Aloha De and covered with paper
streamers. Along the rails of the YES
sci as she pulled out were the pas
! sengers covered with leis and off for
the fast run to the coast.
! Percy Hunter, the Australian immi-
grafton and tourist man, booked at
: the last moment on his way to London
! where he will reorganize the Austria
liam immigration service. Mrs. Riley
il. Allen is off for a trip to Seattle
and Portland, and Rev. Canon Ault
with his wife and son, Ralph, are on
their way to England for long h0ii-
day.
H. L. Holstein, Republican national
committeeman, is going to attend The
committees pre-convention session
and watch over the political fight thai
is raging on the mainland, ana will
no doubt keep Honolulu we'll posted
as to the inside facts
A. B. Kennedy, ]. X. Kennedy and
James Kennedy and wife from Maui
are off on pleasure trip. Paul Sup
er, secretary of the Y NJ. C. A, is OF
for an extended trip during which
he will select some new officers for
the institution and also look into the
latest schemes in vogue among the
mainland associations.
John Walker, Honolulus veteran
contractor, is taking a holiday after
twenty years hard worn and will Wis.
it England and Scotland. J. F. Will
Hams, one of the largest dealers IN
marble goods in America ana VINO
has been stopping here for a week, is
returning home after circling the
globe.
From the reports that have reached
here by the latest arrivals it seems as
though the Sierra should have a good
passage.
HONOLULAN FOR COAST.
Sharp on ten o'clGSk the Matson
= Navigation Company's liner Honolu
Ian pulled out on her six-day run for
San Francisco with large crowd
on board and full holds. Owing to
the Sierra being kept an hour later
the Honolulan got a good start and
Twill make the pace hot for time.
Among the passengers bound for
the coast were Mr.. and Mrs. H. A.
Baldwin and Miss and Master Baldwin
Mrs. j. F. Dougherty goes to Join the
genial Jim at present winning great
favOrs as a good member of the Aloha
patrol which is pulling off stunts in
LOS Angeles. Mrs. S. McKeague is also
making the trip across.
MILLER FLEET ACTIVITIES.
| There is great activity to be noticed
among the vessels of the fleet owned
by Captain Miller The James Ma
kee and the Luka were hauled up on
the marine railway this morning for
n thorough overhaul and for the pur-
pose of having an engine put in the
Luka.
Work is nearly completed on the
Sailor Boy and the last finishing
touches are being put on now. 1t is
rumored that the Sailor Boy will take
up the mail running to Tanning ISL
and at later period.
WAILELE OUT TOMORROW.
The Inter-Island steamer Wailele Is
scheduled to sail at noon tomorrow.
She will cover the usual run TAX
ing in Honokaa, Kukuihaele and Pu-
nalulu ports. She has a general cargo
in sight and should complete loading
ON time
COLUMBIAN ON FRIDAY.
The present plan of the American
Hawaiian agents are to dispatch the
Columbian that arrived from San
Francisco yesterday with a general
cargo for Salina Cruz via Kahului and
Hilo.
Under the present arrangement she
Is scheduled to sail on Friday.
INTERISLAND BOATS AWAY.
The Likelike of the Inter-Island
feet pulled out today bound for Ka
anapali and Kailua, She got away
from the dock about midday.
The Mauna Loa of the same fleet
with a general cargo for Honoipu, is
scheduled to clear at five O'Clock this
afternoon.
ELooRADo FOR COAST.
The schooner Eldorado that has
been lying at the railroad wharf has
finished her discharging and will &c
, to the quarantine wharf
After fumigation she will clear FOL
the coast ports in ballast.
HlLoNIAN TONIGHT.
Although it was announced yester
, day that the steamer Hilonian could