The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-03-27

-. Hatch, MISS Trace liuA'hNho' "''''
l. King, Miss H. Richardson
For Manila: G. G. Arnold, G. A.
Boggs. Lester NJ. Brooks, Frank ;.
Cairns, Sidney o. Dye, Mrs. d. 70. El'
ser. Miss Gertrude Elser, Miss 70. "
Elsel, ]. ]. Feeley, A. r. Firth p. ).
Fitzsimmons. /. Newton Gardner Jr"
Prof. VIM. p. Gorsuch, Mrs. r. H.
Hancock, w. c. Holmes Leon 8. John'
ston, G. c. Lawton, F. e. Leming, Prof.
VIM. d. MacCllntock, A. J. Macdonald
w. M. Monroe, Raymond W. Porter
w. N Quien, Mrs. A. H. Quinan, }.
Samuels. ]. Schaffner, Harry T. Smith,
Carl e. Stops, Henry B. Stuccator'
e. II. Taylor, Mr.. and Mrs c. G. Wad-
dell, Geo. NJ. Wilcox, L. T. zeisler, G.
W. Hughes.
! For Hongkong: Mr.. and Mrs James
/ F. ]. Archibald, Mr.. and Mrs. F. M.
Boswell, f. NJ Boswell Jr., Doctor and
Mrs. M. S. Charles, Master Glenn
Charles, Miss Olga Charles, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. J. Dibert, Mrs. s. d. Dye, DR..
II. X. Emerson, Mr.. and Mrs. G. H.
Force, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas B. Gale
Arthur w. Girger Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
mond o. Luthy, Miss Mabel MacDo-
maid, H. W. Maynard, Mr.. and MIS-
Thos. Mellerst, Miss Margaret &. Mel
lert, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. S. NeWcorn'
Mr.. and Mrs. Grosvenor Porter Orion
Edward A. Palmer, Mr.. and Mrs. }. X.
Saul, Mr.. and ]. H. Spalti, Mrs. Caro-
line Tower, Miss Alice Tower, Miss
4 Gertrude Tower, Robert P. Troy.
LITTLE OPIUM ON HoNoLULAN-
The officers of the Matson steamer
Honolulan, which slipped into port
last night about IL hours earlier
than she was expected, deny the story
of the seizue of 1000 tins of opium on
the Honolulan in San Francisco and
say that there were only eight tins
discovered in all. The opium was
taken from an express package on the
dock at any rate, so the story which
came here was not very authentic or
accurate. The Honolulan had on
board 1908 tons of freight for this
port and 3S5 tons for Kahului.
By the courtesy of the doctors who
appreciate the local hunger for mail
the Honolulan was brought in the har-
Dor just about dark last night and
did not have to lie OF port.
The passengers on the steamer
were: Adolph Arnold and wife, B. r.
Banning, R. J. Buchly, Frank Burns,
George l.. Bush and wife, J. A
Chestnut, J. L. Clark, John Ena, Miss
Esther Erickson, L. G. Henderson, c.
M. Hicks, Miss Margaret Howe, Miss
Marian jones, r. Kinney, Mrs. M.
Nelson, Miss Betsey Putnam, Mrs. w.
I w. Savercoll and daughter, Mrs. p p.
Senour, Miss Elsie Senour, L. S
Shrimplin, w. S. Stone, Thomas
Weaver, A. We'll, F. d. Wheeler
CLAUOINE AND w. G. HALL
ARRIVE.
e The Inter-Island steamer Claudine
arrived this morning with a good
, sized passenger list, some general car
= go and deck load of "a pigs. She
reports the Hilonian at Kahului dis
charging freight and loading sugar,
. and the Aurora at the same port dis
charging nitrate.
The passengers on the Claudine this
, morning were the following:
= From Hilo-Miss Maby.
y From Laupahoehoe-G. Small, A. H.
" Gibson, E. Kopke, Nomura, Takaichi.
|, From Hana-James Donald, S. o.
Fuiiyama, X. Yamakichi, Hui Sing.
> From Keanae-S. All Look.
}. From Kahului-Miss E. Dunn, Miss
S Dunn, e. Holt, Mrs. Holt and two chill.
. dren, N. Takata, Mrs. L. NJ. Corbaley,
y B. H. Thomas, w. G. Scott, Miss Daisy
+ Long, S. NJ. Kanakanui, William Du-
= tro, Nishizak r. Kai and wife, Mrs.
S Sakagawa, Mrs. P. Manuel.
, From Lahaina-D. L. Austin, L. K.
: Smith and wife, w. o. Smith, ]. G.
+ Pratt Miss Annie Akana, Mr.. Arm
d strong, w. K. Allen, w. S. Warner,
= F. e. Wright w. d. Peck
y. The w. G. Hall brought few pas
J. sengers from Kauai $500 bags of SUI
j gar and two horses. She reports the
e Helene loading sugar at Makawei.
The Helene will probably bring in
}. about II 800
[. SUGAR AWAITING SHIPMENT.
r The following quantities of Kauai
!, sugar awaiting shipment in the ports
J. Of the Garden Island are reported by
the W. G. Hall: NJ A. X. 3O,499, G..
= & r. 1850, Mob. 38,153, V. X. POO
s. X. S. NJ. $500, X. p. 1920, X. S. Co.
/. 25OO, G. f. 15,O75.