The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-04-05


wharf at 1880 tn1s morning Purser
Smith reports very pleasant voyage
with good weather all the way down.
Last night, commencing at eight
bells, very elaborate grand concert
was rendered under the direction of
w. w. Cribbins, a well-knuwn poll
tician of Oakland, who is in charge
of the La Toilette forces in his bail
iwick. The Alberts, members of the
Russian Imperial Ballet, and the Col
dens, who are coming to Honolulu for
brief engagement with the Honolulu
Amusement Company, gave a profess
sional hue and zest to the concert,
which was greatly appreciated by the
passengers.
Among the passengers was H. B.
Campbell, a successful promoter and
stock broker of San Francisco, who
is coming to Honolulu in the interest
of the Monitor Oil Company of Oak
land. 1t is stated that this enterprise
| is being financed on a very unusual
plan, in that every purchaser of
stock is guaranteed by bond against
loss, without in any way sacrificing
prospective dividends. This is Mr..
} Campbells first visit to Honolulu since
returning from Port Arthur at the
outbreak of the Russo-Japanese war.
Twelve expert iron workers came
down in the Sierra to be employed by
w. N. Concannon G. Co. on their
! Pearl Harbor contract. Six mechan-
! les arrived for work on the Hilo rail
road.
w. B. Faville, accompanied by his
wife, was also an arrival this morn
ing. Mr. Faville is one of the three
supervising architects for the Pan
ama-Pacific Exposition. Mr. Faville
states that the exposition plans are
progressing finely and that this week
there will be a meeting of the direc-
tors to pass upon the tentative plans
for the buildings and grounds of the
exposition as presented by the COM
mittee of three, and that the final
plans will be submitted for approval
in June, and then work will be act
lively and rapidly prosecuted.
Mrs. ]. F. Hale, wife of the vice
president of the Rock Island System,
was included in the Sierra's passen-
ger list. She expects to spend sew
eral weeks in Honolulu and will visit
the volcano and other points of inter-
est.
w. E. Adams, representing London
papers, was another passenger in the
Sierra He is coming to look into
the military and naval improvements
on the island, with a view to writing
them up for the papers he represents.
The Sierra brought 3191 tons Of
general cargo, 1877 sacks of mail, 101
: first class and thirteen steerage pas
sengers.
This steamer will sail for the Coast
next Wednesday morning at 10
o'clock. A hundred and seventy-five
are booked to date, but there will be
room for at least fifty more.
: PASSENGER ARRIVED.
Per S. S. Sierra, from San Francis
: co, April 5-W. e. Adams, Mrs
Adams, B. Albert, Mrs. Albert, J. AL
Q bert, Mrs. Albert, Miss Annie M. Alex
ander, G. Anderson, Miss L. Anderson
F. H. Appleton, Mrs. Appleton, F. c
Barthelmey, s. p BARLEY, e. Bauman
e w. ]. Bjuke, w. r. Felter, Mrs. Eel
e ter, Miss R. H. French, R. l. Gaffney
S Mrs. Jno. Gauger, ]. Golden, Mrs. Gold
o en-, Mrs. M. S. Green, Mrs. j. F. Hall
e and maid, c. Hansen, A. r. Higgins
o Mrs. Higgins Mrs. Jno. A. Hughes
O Miss Irene Hughes, Master jerome
q Hughes, Master ]. Gerald Hughes
Mrs. e. Hyde-Smith, E. Iwashita, ].
d Jennings, Mrs. H. NJ. Kinney, A. Lam
/. bert, Mrs. Lambert and infant, Mis-
n Elsie Lambert, j. Lindquist, F. +
>. Long, Mrs. c. j. Ludwigsen, Miss MAJ
i, guerite Lyman, w. H. Marshall, b. X
Miller, Mrs. j. R. Miner, Miss Mabe
Moore, Hon. Saml. Morrill,, Miss V. c
= Mountz, Miss Bessie Neville, R. "
Patton, r. B. Bronson, H. B. Cam
:, bell, Frank Caples, Leon Carrau, Mr.
Carrau, Miss Blanche Carrau, Leo
Carrau, Jr., J. Costello, w. w. Grill
bins, Dr. w. II. Davis, Mrs. Davis, Mr.
Eugenia G. Dickson, c. du Roi, W. T
~ Faville, Mrs. Faville, Mrs. Patton, Mr.
~ H. R. Phelps, Miss Helen Phelps, Mr.
v M. w. Putnam, w. F. Rawlins, Mr.
~ Rawlins, Miss Elizabeth F. Rawlin
~ Mrs. T. NJ. Roemer, A. G. Schneide
IL wind, H. Schultze, Mrs. Schultze, Mr.
III Jno. Sebastian, Miss e. l.. Sherman
H. M. e. Silva, Mrs. Silva, T. ID. Skinne
IL Jared G. Smith, c. Stubblefeld, E.
e. Swift, Mrs. Swift Mrs. L. e. Tabo
he e. Thompson, Van B. Thompson, Tho
Z Toombs, E. e. Walker, Mrs. Wake