The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-02-16

SIldlBnJ 10 sauna Cruz. There she
will pick up her cargo for the north
ern ports and these islands, and leave
on schedule date Thus the time
table will be resumed, with the loss
of only one trip. She is to sail from
the Sound for Honolulu and these
ports on March 20.
PHELPS OUT TO PHILADELPHIA.
In excellent trim the Erskine M.
Phelps, Captain Curtis, got away for
Philadelphia this morning. She has a
load of sugar, the net weight being
5131 tons, and there are twelve tons
Of general cargo.
She was trimmed Just exactly as
Captain Curtis wanted her. Pilot Lor-
enzen was on the bridge when the In
trepid towed her out
LURLINE TO KAHULUI TONIGHT.
The Lurline is due to sail tonight at
o'clock for Kahului She will return
here on Tuesday morning and sail the
same afternoon at o'clock direct for
San Francisco. When she leaves here
she should be a full ship. Her cargo
will be chiefly sugar, but there will be
a thousand tons of molasses and
few lines of local products.
HYADEs LEAVES SEATTLE TO-
MORROW.
The Hyades has now been put into
thorough trim again after her recent
grounding. She will sail for Honolulu
direct tomorrow from Seattle, and
should arrive somewhere about Febru-
airy q.
HONOLULAN WAS LATE.
The Honolulan was a day late in ar
irving at San Francisco, due no doubt
to heavy weather encountered after
she got out of wireless range of Ho-
nolulu. She should have arrived at
San Francisco yesterday, but got
there today at 1880 p. m. In this way
the Shinyo Maru, which left two days
later beat the Honolulan into port by
seven and half hours, the Japanese
crack liner getting there at six this
morning, thus landing the mails for
Thursday and part of Friday before
those for Tuesday and Wednesday en-
trusted to the Honoulan.
MAUPs BIG LOAD.
The Maui was an early morning ar
rival from Hawaii, bringing II, 422
bags of sugar, seventy-fve head of cat
tie, seventy-three bundles of hides,
seven bundles of goatskins, twenty
five cases of empty bottles, forty bun
dies of bags and seven packages of
sundries.
LATEST NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
(Per Merchants Exchange.)
GAVIOTA, February 15.-Sailed, S.
S. Rosecrans for Honolulu
TACOMA, February Ia. - Sailed
11:10 p. M, S. S. Columbian for Homo
lulu.
SAN FRANCISCO, February 10
Arrived, 1870 p. m, S. S. Honolulan
hence February Z; a. m, S. s. Shin
20 Maru hence February 8.
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.
Per Siberia this morning from the
Orient-R. A. Allen, ]. NJ Dyer, Mrs.
C. A. Brown, R. Gorham and Miss
Helen Robinson.
PASSENGERS BOOKED.
Per p. M. s. S. Siberia, for San
Francisco, February Nv. j. Stacy
and wife, Eugene Hildebrand and wife,
Mrs. p B. Roberts, Miss e. Bishop, !
Mrs. Eva M. Kelley, Mrs. E. Hamilton,
Guy l.. Wilson, E. f. Day and wife. w. |
H. Kelley, Mrs. B, r. Carpenter Miss
M. e. Carpenter, o. f. Woodward and |
wife, Mrs. E. Church, E. H. Floyd
Jones and wife, Mrs. A. Hooking, F. |
and wife, F. NJ Koch and |
wife, A. ID. Jones and wife, J. S. Ed |
gar, e. L. Sheets and wife, Sam Dow !
sett, Mrs. e. A. Powell, C. M. Radford |
and wife, DR.. S. F. Jones and wife, DR..
e. G. Warehouse and family, Mrs. J. !
J. Lynch, Mrs. A. l.. Moran, E. ]. Bar
sen, r. ]. Goochs, T. E. Robinson, Mrs.
Mrs. w. r. P. Henderson, B. b. Burn.
side, C. B. Marsden and wife, Miss X.
J. S. McCleery, DR.. V. Hoov-
er and wife, H. w. Claassen, F. r.
Mrs. Miller, DR.. Norton,
Miss E, McInerny, o. Majima, Mrs H.
Meyer, Mrs. M. Phillips, DR.. C. e.
Peck, Miss X. l.. Peck, d. P. r. Isen.
berg, F. A. Schoene and wife, A. e.
Trip, G. E. Leissner, C. H. Carmich.
lel, J, NJ, Pawley, w. ]. Stockweather
md wife, Shigetaro Mao.
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