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HONOLULU STAB-HULLETIN, THURSDAY, AUGUST 16, 1917.
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New Silk Goods
Kimonos, Coat, Night Gowns
and Chemise
THE CHERRY
1137 Port St.
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Tn YOUTH one can get along with eyes
krt are not normal, and feel no apparent
"onvenlence.
But IN LATER YEARS this strain will
tell on the general health, ou the ability
for clear thinking, and in many other ways.
Yon may not know that you need glasses.
Many persons insist that they do not. But
for the sake of your future comfort, you
should have your eyes examined. If no
glasses are needed, none will be prescribed.
0. H. TRULLINGER,
Formerly with tha Ohinn-Beretta Co., S. F.
Successor to
A. N. SANFORD
Optician
Boston Bldg., over Hay & Co. Store
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The Santa Fe for many miles
threads park-like forests at alti
tudes that make it the cool
route to the East.
Tickets are on sale certain days
. during August and September.
Begin your trip from California
' on one of the favored dates
and effect a substantial saving
" in the cost of the journey.
rnone : : a E; VERNON,
-, -r Central Agent,
' "4 ' iS ' 528 Fert SUvHenolulu
MYSTERY VRAPS
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IN MID PACIFIC
Ell OF SHIP
7
ounQmig Furniture and Piano IWoirori
SERVICE FIRST
EOHOLULU COITTRTJCTIOK & DRAYINO CO- LTD
PHONE 4-9-1 J. J. BEL6ER, Manager.
STOR AQE 65 TO 71 SOUTH QUEE2T ST.
Captain of Waimarino Sights
Lumber Carriers Bones
on South Sea Isle
Whether or not the crew of Pa
cific coast vessel perished from star
vation and thirst on a desert isle in
the South Seas after being wrecked
as the mystery brought to this port
by Captain John Poster of the steam-
:VTk. c-r::-..." :r. r.. The former German ship Staatsse.
taia Foster reported he saw the bones k"Ur Kraetke which w interned
( ' a uat had been an American him-
Alon
iiheWaterfront
HARBOR NOTES
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here for over two years has been re
named the Verdun.
err cirrylag vessel and pieces of tim-
I':- cn tlie beach of Jarvis Island,
Liia i3 a mere speck In the Pa
ti:lc. only a mile long and three
P'i'.ters of a mile wide.
Identity Unknown
The identity of the wrecked craft is
unkuown. Captain Foster was cruis
Izz about all the islets near the equa a laree Quantity of auick silver was
tor in search for the missing steam- brought up by the shovel of the
Ulsi Waimarino. The Wairuna is ovr- dredger which is working on the re-
The schooner J. A. Moffit came in
this morning from Kahului, where
she has been discharging cargo. She
lias 4000 bundles of sbooks for the
Standard Oil agency in Honolulu.
'i:f days st this port No trace oi
taining wall
at Pier 10. How the
her cculd be found by the Waimarino. Qalck Bllver got int0 the DarDor in
I am sure the parts of a wreck
I saw on Jarvis Island were of a
vessel tullt on the Pacific coast,"
said Captain Foster. "I could see
what had been the stern of the craft
such quantities is unknown.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE
By Merchants' Exchange
San Francisco August 13, arrived,
str Sierra (5 p. m.), hence August 7.
San Francisco August 13, arrived,
str. Enterprise, from Hilo. August 4.
Yokohama Augtist 13. arrived, str.
Anyo Mara, hence July 29.
Yokohama August 13. arrived, str.
Shinyo Maru, hence August Z.
Bellingham August 14. sailed, bk
Benecia, for Kahului.
Columbia River August 14, ar
rived, sch. Forester, hence July 15.
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PORT OF HONOLULU
Str.
Arrived
August 16, 1917.
Sonoma, from San Francisco,
OceanicSfieamGhip Co.
bVt DAYS TO SAN FRANCISCO
Regular Sailings to San Francisco and Sjdnej, N. & T7.
For further particulars apply to i
C BREWER & CO., LTD. General Acenti
IMson Navigation; Company
Direct Service Between San Francisco and Honolnla
For further particulars apply to
CASTLE & COOKE, LTD., Agent, Honolulu
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Two vessels of the Toyo Kisen
Kaisha line are due off port tomor-: a. m.
on tm hh thrh ,v nnwerfni I row morning. The first of these will Schr. Repeat, from Soutu Bend, a
Rlass. The only place auch veaseli rerun aru irom san rren
am ronRtrurtPrf ar on thi coast. I cisco which has wirelessed her agents.
alw) saw the poop deck of the ahip Castle L Cooke, that she will be off
! aad her dory and lumber from the j Port at daylight with 281 passengers.
rargo was strewn all along the shore, pae bioena aiaru is aue io arrive ai
Srw No Sign of Life I8 o'clock' and will discharge 972 tons
"I steamed slowly around the lit- of cargo here.
tie Island all one day, but saw no
3igns of life. No one could live J. t. Boyd, who left here as chief
there.- as It is absolutely barren. It I engineer of the former German ship
is of coral formation and steep on all I Etaatskretar Kraetke, which was tak
sides, except where the wreck had en over by the U. S. shipping board,
gone up. has written to Honolulu friends that
"At Fanning Island I learned of an the vessel is taking on rice and flour
American schooner having been de- it San Francisco for shipment to Ha-
troyed by fire several degress above rana. through the Panama Canal. At
the equator. Th wreck I saw could j Havana the ship Is to load sugar for
not nave Deen tne Durneo vessel. I shipment to Philadelphia. He does
Captain Fester was 56 days from jnot expect to be back in the Pacific
syaney, malting long aetours oy or-1 for three or four months
ders of his company in a vara searcn
for the Wairuna.
Reginald Back, agent In this city
for the Union Steamship company,
was notified yesterday that the Brit
ish admiralty had commandeered the
Wairamlno and the Walhemo, a Tea
sel about the same size as the Wal
i marino. The Waimarino brought. 7000
tons of merchandise to this port.
The Claudlne came in this morn
ing from Maui ports with more than
100 passengers. She bad 62 in the
first cabin and 40 deck passengers
Her freight consisted of 45 head of
cattle, 20 hogs, 270 bundles of scrap
Iron, 29 packages machinery, 10 cases
honey, 21S bags of corn, 30 bags of
onions, seven crates of chickens, 51
bundles or bags, 345 bags of bottles
and 348 packages of sundries.
Three big sampans are now under
construction In Honolulu. One near
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FEAR FELT THAT TWO
MORE VESSELS GOING
TO SYDNEY ARE LOST
r.. tt,. VA mr.r. fM-l to completion is for the liacfarlane
a- p.i.a (cannery. Engines capable of develop-
iMhown oyceunt la the
Francisco Chronicle of August 7. The fi?li !XtK
missing ships are the Win slow and .rr"- TZZZ
R.C. Slade, ot which the coast paper ?ZS Tor the Call.
Ifnm1.nav11nn rnnlne- ttt' which Is
While both tht WInalOW and R. C. Lr.rtin. . narkfn nlant in Kakaako.
Slade are rery much overdue, and I wm be 65 feet ion a and have
mere io k puoBiuuuy iut imj I ensHnea also of 100-hOrseDOWer
oeen iosi, we owners poimea out yes-
a ca a m a mm
wuay ma. reiauves oi. me otucersi Vhm ' n..ni,.. muntA neral of
uu utw uccu loei uius .uaicij. ifv. tTnJti States steamboat lnsnec-
Two wrecks, which might have been Hrt ..i-vIoa h.. anthorited th in-
these ships, have been reported. One 8pectora at Honolulu and Hilo to in
was adrift and burned, the other was dor-ft fOP transatlantic and coastwis
oa the beach of a South Pacific isl- service licenses of deck officers pre-
tnd. Ivloualr Issued for lake and inland
Should both vessels have bees I steamers. The authority was granted
wrecked, they met their fate In a part (under provisions of the shipping laws
of the Pacific that is studded with I which permit such action In an emer-
stolla and Islands which are well cov-jgency. The action may tend to re
ered with banana and cocoanut trees I lieve the shortage of licensed officers
and where there is fresh water and now existing In island waters.
food enough to keep survivors alive
until auch time as trading schooners Walter Macfarlane is arranging for
sight their signals. & cruise of the sampan Kenei Maru
The Winslow Is 79 days from 8yd-1 to Palmyra island and it is probable
ney for Apia And the Slade 105 days that a number of fishermen win make
from Sydney for San Francisco. the voyage for the pleasure ot fishing
mm in the waters which surround the is-
NEW SHIPBUILDING land- The Kenei Maru can ctrry M
DI AHIT flDCHICi umDV many as iz paascngem, Desiaes a cp
rLAfil UrtNdy WUKK tain, engineer and stewards. A fine
CONFINED TO SAMPANS 100ob Onoin engine was re
, cently Installed in the Kenei. A fine
Wtthin th Immedlat futur Hono. planned to have the Kenei sail for
lulu is to-have a new ship building Palmyra either next Monday or Tues-
concera which will confine Its opera-1 y.
tlona nrraciDallv to the construction of
sampans, although vessels of larger The schooner Louise was at an-
typea may be butit In the future. chorage on port this morning and it
. Peter Puck, a recent arrival from WM expected tnat sne wouia sail tor
the mainland, is the head of the new Apia, Samoa sometime today. She
concern.' He has secured a 2-year na8 experienced some trouble In get
lease of a site for the plant and ting a crew, as have all the other
marine railway from the land board I ninT vessels In port. Seamen are
at a rental of $25 a year. o few that the captain or tne A. J.
The site is on Ala Moana road, at ; Fuller agreed io pay nis men in tne
the corner of -Ward street. A large forecastle $.0 a month for the voyage
power schooner Is already under con- to Alaska. This is $10 more than the
struction and work on the building union schedule for sailors. The Louise
Of marine railway has also started. skipper also ottered $5 more than the
s i . mm I union scneauie.
! DAILY REMINDERS I
. Str. Claudlne. from Maui, a
Departed
Str. Manoa, for San Francisco. 12 m.
Schr. Louise, for Opia, Samoa.
Sail Today
Str. Ma una Lea, from Kauai ports,
5 p. m.
Str. Sonoma, for Sydney, p. m.
Due Tomorrow
Str. Persia Maru, from San Francis
co, a. m.
Str. Siberia Maru, from Yokohama,
a. m.
Str. Kilauea, from Kona and Kau
ports, a. m.
Sail Tomorrow
Str. Siberia Maru, for San Francis
co, p. m.
Str. Persia Maru. lor Yokohama,
p. m.
Str. Claudlne, for Maul, 5 p. m.
Due Saturday
Str. Mauna Kea, from Hilo, a. m.
Sail Saturday
Str. Mauna Kea, for Hilo, 3 p. m.
Due Sunday
Str. Mikabaia, from Maul and Molo-
kai ports
Str. Kinau, from Kauai ports, a. m.
Str. Claudlne, from Kahului, a. m
Str. Mauna Loa. from Kauai, a. m,
Due Monday
Str. Princess Juliana, from San
Francisco, a. m.
Sail Monday
Str. Mauna Loa, for Kauai ports
5 p. ra.
Str. Claudlne, twrMaTtf ports, 5 p.m
Dua 'Tuesday
Str. Wilhelmina, from San Fran
cisco, a. m.
Str. Goentoer, from Yokohama, a
m.
Str. Mauna Kea, from Hilo, a. m
Sail Tuesday
Str. MIkahala, for Maul and Molo-
kai ports, 5 p. m.
Str. Kilauea. for Kona and Kau
ports, 12 noon.
Str. Kinau, for Kauai ports, 5 p. m.
Due Wednesday
Str. Mauna Loa, from Kauai, a. m.
Sails Wednesday
Str. Matsonia, for San Francisco,
12 m.
Str. Mauna Kea, for Hilo and way
ports, 10 a. m.
Vessels in Port
Schr. Robert Lewers, from Port
Gamble.
Sp. Katherlne, from nitrate ports,
J ly 24.
Sp. C. E. Moody, from nitrate ports.
July 26
William Olsen, from nitrate port.
August 14.
Str. Matsonia, 'from San Francisco,
August 15.
Schr. Repeat, from South Bend,
August 16.
J. A. Moffit, from Kahului, August
16, a. m.
U. S. transport Dix, from Belling
ham, Washington, August 12.
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TOYO KISENrKAlSHA
Regular Sailings to San Francisco and to the Orient
For further particulars apply to
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L.CASTLE & COOKE, LTD., Agent, Honolulu
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CANADIAN-AUSTRAL ASIAN RDYAi urni . mc
Regular Sailings to BRITISH COLUMBIA. 1UL NET
ZEALAND and AUSTRALIA
For further particulars apply tU '
mcu. n. uMvitb & uu., uDn General Agents
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PHONE 2295 EEA0HE3
HtiGtacoPccri Co., Ltd.
Af KINOS OF ROCK AND SAND FOR CONCRETE wai
PASSENGERS EXPECTED
A savings account U insurance policy that returns
to you its full-face value PLUS interest at the time
that you need: it
;Your needniy Wan accident that cuts oil your earn
ing poTrer for a while, it may be the result of burglary
or it may be only; the opportunity to make a profit
able investment that requires a few hundred dollars
capitaL;V;:-t-v -y-
Why not take, out a policy today, by depositing a
dollar in this savings bank, and then putting aside
regularly each payday a certain amount.
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Bishop Compciny
Savings Department
'fJ Merchant Street ,
Wanted Two more passengers for
Honolulu and the territory of Ha
waii are declared to have suffered
a distinct loss when the armed Brit-
motor party around island. 14 each. ,8a merchant cruiser Avenger was
Lewis Garage, phoae 2141. Adv. unit in the Nortn sea recently. This
For Distilled water. Hire's Root vessel, Better Known to island snip-
Beer and all other Popular - Dr'nks I ping Interests as the Aotearoa, had
try the Con. Soda Water Works Co, I only a short time ago been completed
Adr. (at a Clyde shipyard for the Union
No music lover should be without a I Steamship Co. of New Zealand. She
Vlctrola? The world's greatest music was a sister ship to the Niagara, now
artists have them for their personal operated on the Canadian-Australasian
recreation, why not you? Bergstrom service between Sydney and Vancou
Musie Co. ver. touching at Auckland, Suva and
i "m I Honolulu Whpn romDleteri h ton
The petition of the Queen's hospital taken over by the British admiralty.
tor . registration oi uue io oi.oa
square feet of land adjoining the hos-1 Honolulu has joined in an effort be
pital premises In Miller street, was ins made by business interests along
granted today by Circuit Judge Kemp, the Pacific coast of the United States
that representation be made at Wash
ington to bring about the assignment
ot German vessels now in Asiatic wa
ters to American shipping firms op
erating in the Pacific. Figures com
piled by the Chamber of Commerce
show that importations from the coast
of Asia last year were such that ad
ditional tonnage is required to move
the products from Japan, China, the
Philippine islands and India to sup
ply the Hawaiian island demand. It
is estimated that the war will more
than double the requirements, and thai
the German ships now in the far east
will be sufficient to meet the demand
for tonnage Is assigned to Pacific
i trade.
By str. Wilhelmina, from San Fran
cisco, August 21. C Halllday, Har
lan F. Benner, H. H. Brodie, Ralph
P. Quarles, Jr., Miss McDonald, J. A.
Richards, Miss Edith Kinney, Mrs. 8.
J. Carley, Mrs. Maggie Perkins, Miss
H. E. Carlson, Mrs. Lucy L. Hazard,
Mrs. F. W. Strang. Mrs. C. G. Heiser,
Jr.. Mr. and Mrs. William K. Luke,
Jacob Ordenstein, Mrs. George H.
Robinson. Mr. Foresyth, Mr. and Mrs.
S. W. Wilcox, Mrs. Byers, Miss Mar
lon' Maddux, Miss Isabel Gilmour. M.
V. Stelfer, A. McDermid, Miss Z. M.
Brickenridge, Orrin W. Robinson, J.
F. Haglund. Jr., J. Q. Gill, Miss Louisa
Haslop. Miss Gardiser, Mrs. D. Forbes,
Master Donald Forbes, Miss Chloe
E. Stockwell, Mrs. E. B. Carley, Miss
E. F. Mecready, Master Ellison Haz
ard, F. W. Strang, C. Heiser. Jr,
Mrs. Rea and Infant, Miss Cecyl Hoi
Ilday. Miss Muriel Ordenstein, Mr.
Waller, Mr. and Mrs. A. N. Campbell,
Jr., Mr. Byers, Miss Grace Edwards,
Mrs. J. G. Eccleston, Miss May C
Gilmour, H. S. Hayward, Mrs. A, Mo
Dermid.
The Kamehameha
Schools
NEXT SCHOOL YEAR BE
GINS SEPT. 10, 1117.
APPLICATIONS FOR AD
MISSION SHOULD BE
MADE EARLY.
For application blanks and
complete information address
E. a WEBSTER,
President of Kamehameha
Schools, Honolulu, T. H.
MAKEE BREAKS SHAFT
WHILE LEAVING PORT
Due to a broken ahaft the James
Makee of the Oahu Shipping fleet
was unable to continue her voyage to
west Hawaii ports after leaving the
harbor late Tueaday afternoon. The
little Island freighter anchored oft
port and remained there during the
night This morning she was towed
In for repairs by the Kaena.
rmiUE Grasslatea EreSls.
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OAHU RAILWAY TIME TABLE
OUTWARD
For Walanae, Wanuus Kahukra and
Way Stations lS ajn., J:20 sjb.
For Pearl City, Ewa Mill and Way
Stations fT: 30 aura 9:15 a.m,.
11:10 aon- 2:11 p.m. '3:20 pja
5:15 pon 9:30 pjn, fll:15 pb.
For Wahlawa and Lellebua
ajn.. tUQ pjn, 5:00 pjn. U:10
p.m.
For Lellehua t:00 swTj.
INWARD
Arrive Honolulu from Kahuku,
Walarca and Waiatae : aja,
5:10 P-m. . . . .m
Arrive Honolulu irom bw m uo
vri City HAS ajn- 8:38 sua
11:0 ff m j 1:33 P--. m
5:30 pan.. 7: pan. .
Arrive) Honolulu irom wuw
Lellehuar :15 a.m 1:52 pJJt.
3:59 p.m., 7:1J P-tn.
rrv. wiiwa limited, a two-hur
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leaves Honolulu every Sunday at 8:10
Ajn. for Maieiwa nmn tsumum
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