The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-01-31
IS MUCH TRAVEL
Extensive Bookings for the De-
parting Steamers.
TO Be A RUSH THIS WEEK
Liners to and From the CoaSt-Se-
Veral Of Them-Some Of the
New Boats Coming.


shipping circles and along the water
front. The Garonne departed yester-
day afternoon for Seattle. The several
Island steamers will hardly have all
gone today when the NipponMaru
VIII arrive from San Francisco. Fred
Whitney of the Oceanic wharf looks
for the MOana to arrive from the Col
onies early tomorrow morning and the
Mariposa from San Francisco on the
following morning. The America Maru
will reach here on Saturday on her
way from the Orient to San Francisco
and will end the hustle and hustle of
the week.
The Gar6nne took her departure
from the Oceanic wharf at o'clock
yesterday afternoon. The Government
band played the steamer off. The pas
senger list was quite large and includ-
ed those members of the Minneapolis
Times Excursion party who preferred
remaining over in the Islands for one
month to returning on the last trip OF
the Garonne In the party were Mrs.
VIM. E Haskell and son, of Mime
apolis, Miss Gertrude Clarke of Oma-
ha, Mrs. Clough, Miss Alice Strong
and w. J. Ogden of Chicago.
The other passengers on the Garonne
were: Geo. r. Clark a. o. Gremseth,
P. A. Albertson, p. C. Johnson, j. d.
Walker. H Devine, Thomas How. J.
C. Whitford, Hugh Mccarthy. Andrew
Johnson, Frank Jarra, p. A. Mccarthy,
IA. Sophie, Arthur Griffin, AS. Brown,
Miss Gladys Houghton. Miss Marion
Strafford, Mrs. Otis Sprague, Miss Tut
tie, John Wilson, VIM. Jeffery, NJ.
Lacy, Arthur Gerrity, w. p. HanonsOn
and wife, N. G.. Johnson, J. Hatch, c.
Mahoney, w. p. Mormon. L. \. Casse,
T. T. O'Hair and S. P. Richardson.
Nearly a half hundred people are
booked for the Moana, and it begins
TO look that there will be mad
scramble for accommodations, such as
was experienced on the Coptic last
week. Alex Young and wife are the
first on the list. They are returning to
their home in Oakland. Mrs. Wagner,
wife of contractor Wagner, is going TO
San Francisco for a three months
visit. She will return with Mrs. ).
Roth. Mrs. J. w Winter and Miss
Rose Roth in about three months. MI
and Mrs. Robert Bruce and the Misses
Bruce will return to Alameda, after
two weeks sojOurn in Honolulu. Inc
jolly party of Salt Lake Society people
including Mr.. and Mrs j. H. McCrystaI
and two children, Mrs. w. f. Cotton
and daughter DR.. F. S. Bascom ana
Lieut. B. Y. Smith, will start for home.
They came on the last Australia Ken
meth Melrose, S. Wenton, J. c. PascoI
and Juan Treadwell, all of San Fran
cisco. make up another congenial par
ty. who are planning to return home
on the MOana.
The other passengers booked for TINS
vessel are: Mrs. Anderson and two
children, J. II. MCGOWAN and wife, I.
E. Durkee and wife. Miss Birch Fan
ming, Mrs C. E. Hudson, John n. Kirk
and wife, Alva Mayne, P. ]. Ward and
wife. E. S. Valentine, a. Albrecht, Mrs.
]. S. Kimball, Miss Elizabeth North
rup, Mrs. S. Ridmore, Mrs. Fennell and
two children.
\. V. Johnson and L. D. Benjamin
will join the Nippon Maru here for Io-
konama.
General R. H. Canliffe, retired
English army officer, who has been
stopping at Wright's Villa, will leave
for Australia on the Mariposa.
P. C. Jones will leave for the States
either by the Moana or the America
NIaru He will join his family in Phila-
delphia.
w. L. Hopper wants TO leave by the
America Maru on Saturday. Major {.
E, Davis has disposed Of the official
business which prevented him sailing
by the Australia last week, and will
leave by this boat. S. 7. Alexander