The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-05-15
discharging lumber.
MAUI FROM PORTS.

general cargo, arrived from her
usual run this morning. The princi-
pal lines of cargo consisted of 1894
bags of sugar from the Kaiwih Su.
gar company and 1920 from the Ha-
makua Mill company. There was al.
so seventy-five head of cattle from the
Parker ranch and twenty-five pack.
ages of sundries.
Purser Fitzsimmons reports having
fine weather throughout the trip.
SUGAR ON KAUAI.
Purser Kaipo of the steamer W. &.
Hall reports the following sugar wait
ing shipment on Kauai:
Max. 46,S63, G. & R. $3.50, Mob. 60,
900, X. K. B. $3.50, K. S. NJ. $50, X. s.
Co. $500, X. P, 13,43O, L. p. 1921, G.
F. 1850.
SIERRA ON FRIDAY.
The Oceanic company's steamer
Sierra will be off port at daybreak
on Friday, according to a wireless
message received by the agents, c.
Brewer & Co.
At s o'clock last night she was 863
miles off port and reported all we'll
on board. She brings sixty-two cabin
passengers and twelve in the steer
age.
There are 1873 tons of general
cargo for this port and twenty-seven
sacks of mail.
The vessel docks at the Oceanic
wharf at the foot of Fort street
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.
Per stmr. w. G. Hall, from Kauai
May 15.-Mrs. Hans Tsenberg, A. Rob
inson, S. Robinson H. H. Brodie, G
s. Dole, c. K. Mcclellan, H. V. Pc
tiers, Rev. K. Militia and wife. C. c
Palmeston, Cheong Chau, Lee Lau, ST
geyeda and wife and twenty on deck
Per stmr. Claudine, from Hawaii anc
Maui ports, May lbs. Aupuhi, Rev
S. L. Desha, w. E. Wilson, M. o. San
chez, G. w. Carr, F. Muir, Mrs. T. w
Grieg, w. w. Taylor, Takemaru, w
Y. Williams and wife, Mrs. f. Hao
Mrs. Aki and child, ]. ]. Camara, wife
and children, Mrs. Y. N. Sonoda, S. r
Fong, wife and children, S. Matsui
Mrs. Murakami, S. Weinzheimer, Ser
geant NJ. R, Roberts, DR.. ]. ]. Carey
w. j. Coelho
HYADEs COMING.
The Matson steamer Hyades is now
on her way to this port with a big
cargo.
1t consists of 1900 tons of general
and 100000 feet of lumber; for Port
Allen 300 tons and 10000 feet OF
lumber, and for Kahului 525 tons and
100000 feet of lumber
IMPROVING SAN FRANCISCO.
SAN FRANCISCO.-Somewhat tar
Oily the harbor commissioners have
recognized the necessity for illumin
alton at the south end of the Embar
cadera, north of the channel, and the
engineering department has been au
thorized to buy and erect electric
light poles along the stretch between
piers "a and A. These poles will be
equipped with lamps similar to those
installed recently along the Embar
cadero from the ferry to Vallejo
street.
In the stretch to be Illuminated are
the piers occupied by the Pacific Mai
company for its China liners, it's Pan
anna ships and for the steamers o
the San Francisco and Portland line
by the Matson Navigation compan!
and by the Togo Kisen Kaisha, who's,
ships dock at the Western Pacifi
pier. All these lines carry passen
gers. Their ships frequently docl
after dark. The nearest car line t,
these wharves is from four to dozel
blocks away and the road to the ca
would not be recognized by that nam
in any other part of the city
The wharves are separated iron
the city by a great waste of ney
made land through which runs on
street and innumerable trails, all in
visible after dark. The lack of ligh
in this vicinity has been a source o
complaint for more than year b.
the steamship companies and thei
patrons and the region has been
favorite hunting ground for the hold
up fraternity.
In addition to lights there is dc
mand also for street connections be
tween the city and what is probabl
the most important section of tn
waterfront Thousands of persons