The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-02-26


tossed about a good deal, but no dam
age whatever was done, and her l.
100000 feet of lumber for Allen &
Robinson reached here intact.
On the way over the schooner Man
lila from Callao for Grays Harbor
passed close to the Mary Il. Foster,
and the two shippers had a chat. The
captain of the Manila stated that he
was twenty-nine days out of Callao.
MAUNA KEA FROM HER EXcUR-
SION.
The Mauna Kea was an early morn
ing arrival from Hilo. She brought
back her cabins full with excursion
lists, and others who took advantage
of the extra trip from Hilo.
The cargo comprised thirty pack
ages of sundries.
LIKELIKE WITH SUGAR.
The Likelike arrived from Hawaii
via Maui yesterday morning with 64OO
bags of sugar and a case of sundries
MAUNo LOA FROM AHUKINI.
The Mauna Loa came in yesterday
morning from Ahukini with 5000
sacks of sugar
NoEAU FROM KAUAI.
The Noeau's contribution from
Kauai yesterday was seven empty oil
drums, forty-six empty gas drums,
4l5O bags of sugar and twelve pack
ages of sundries
MlKAHALA FROM MAUI.
Tit Mikahala came in yesterday
morning from Maui via Molokai with
1850 bags of sugar fifty lambs, one
horse, fifty-two pigs one roller, forty
| five bags of paddy, ten crates of
chickens, eleven crates of eggs and
ninety-one packages of sundries.
NllHAU FROM HAWAII.
TIL Niihau on Saturday ambled in
from Hawaii with $685. bags of sugar,
five horses, one crate of chickens, six
empty gasoline drums and three pack
ages of sundries.
SUGAR ON HAWAII.
Purser Phillips of the Mauna Kea
reports that the following sugar wa
awaiting shipment: Olaa 24,5GO bags
Waiakea $4,000, Hawaii Mill 15C0, Hilo
Sugar Co. 10000, Onomaa S. Co. 15,-
600, Pepeekeo 1000, Honomu $4,000
Hakalau 1892, Laupahoehoe $500, Kt
wiki 3400, Kukaiau no report, Hama
kua $500, Paauhau 1900, Honokaa
{ $500, Kukuihae,e 3S42, Punaluu 2i00
Honuapo 5S7.
, WAILELE WITH SUGAR AND CAT.
TILE.
The Wailele came in this morning
from Hawaii with $685. bags of sugar
, ffty-two head of cattle, twenty-three
calves and twenty,one packages of
sundries.
| MAkURA TOMORROW MORNING.
The Makura wirelessed in last night
that she would be here at I o'clock to-
morrow morning from Australia, via
Auckland and Suva, and would leave
for Victoria and Vancouver at ) the
same afternoon. When she leaves
here she will be pretty well a full
ship in the first and second cabins.
REsToRER, MAVERICK AND ROSE
GRAMS OUT.
The Maverick got away at II
o'clock yesterday morning for San
Francisco. She was not very far out
in the stream when the Rosecrans
started after her also bound for San
Francisco. At half-past one the Re
storer got under way and pulled out
for Midway. The loss of some OF her
firemen, however meant a delay, and
while the hunt for the missing men
was being carried on she waited out
side Only two out of the ten who
left her were caught. Substitutes
were picked up and the Restorer got
away for the broken cable near Mid
way at o'clock last night
SUGAR AWAITING SHIPMENT.
Purser Kent Of the Kinau reports
that the following sugar is awaiting
shipment on Kauai: NJ. A. X, 2l713
bags; Mob, 1886; G. & r., 15,5OO
x. S. Co., 1900; X. X. b., 500; X. S.
NJ, $3.50; X. p, 1880; L. p, 1920.
Purser Mackenzie of the Mauna Loa
says that $1,000 bags are awaiting
shipment at Ahukini and Purser Kai-
po of the Noeau reports that 2946 are
at Kilauea
PASSENGERS ARRIVED
Per Mauna Kea from Hilo this morn
ing-J c, Craik, T. A. Birmingham
Mrs NJ. Feeder, Mrs M. f. Co'son, II.
S. Richard d. Kalani, Mrs, G. Bough-
ton and children, G. w. Lockington
and daughter, F. l.. Turner, r. Yame-
Okla, S Kuritani, Y HGshimoto, W. G..
Bennett, W. Pullar, Mr., and Mrs. F,
A. Bidwell, Miss l.. Holmes, Master
NJ. Holmes, Mr.. and Mrs. e. A. Holmes,
Mr., and Mrs. w. Dougall, Misses Els
sler CD Lieut.. O'Connor, Mr. and Mrs