The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-02-17
MANY PASSENGERS AGAIN
THE AUSTRALIANS LIST LIKE LAST
MONTH.
A Hundred and Seventeen Given Book
ings-Regular Travel Now Open Both
East and West.

A hundred and seventeen passengers
have booked to take the steamer Aus
tralia to San Francisco next Tuesday
Before the vessel goes the number will
probably be increased, so that the
steamer will have a list like she had
last time. The plague record has re-
suited in some easing up of the regu-
lations regarding passengers, but the
same programme as regards inspection
and fumigation will be followed az
was last month. The baggage must all
be sent to the Oceanic warehouse be-
forehand and the passengers will be
taken to the vessel in the stream.
The first lifting of quarantine as re-
CARDS the travellers came yesterday,
when the S. S. America Maru consented
to take passengers to the coast A
number of those who had booked for
the Australia took advantage of the
opportunity to leave a few DAYS sooner.
Ioday captain Hemming of the Move
ra decided to take cabin passengers
His is the first vessel to take anyone
from here to the colonies since the pla-
que began. None have yet managed to
get to China and Japan, bat the next
vessel is expected to take item.
The Australia's list Of passengers is
as follows: w. o. Atwater, Miss f.
Alright, j. F. Badenoch, A, H. Baden
cch, A. H. Bachelor, w. S. Brigham,
{. X. Bowman and wife, A. c. Banning
and wife, Captain c. s. Beath, Cecil
Brown and wife, A Bramer Mr.. II. e.
Cooke, j. Coakley, Miss j. Grow, j. H.
Craig, Miss Mary Cordeiro, H. Camp
bell, Miss Cheeseman, j. A. Colvin and
wife, Emil Duchemin and wife, Frank
Davis, A. de Erlach, ]. G. Fitzsimmons,
Captain W. 3. Godfrey and wife, Misses
Mary, Clara, Sophie and Ruth Godfrey
George Godfrey, Mrs. Garvin, Miss F.
Garvin, NJ. Green, Mrs. Annie Green, A.
Gartenburg and wife, FaXon b. Gedge.
Emily %. Gedge, Vernon M. Gedge, Miss
n. Cover f. w. Hankey, G. Won
Hamm, A. p. Jackson and wife, A.
II. Jordan, w. H. Lorke and wife A.
c. Lovekin, Mrs. H. Mehrtens, j. E.
Miller and wife, r. NJ. Mein, L. f. Mar
shall, Mrs e. G. Mansfield Mrs Pen
field, F. G. Prescott, Charles Peterson,
Miss Pope, George Randall, Mrs e. q.
Reisel, Miss c. E. Rowan, H. L. Rich
ards and wife, Miss Mary Richards. ].
r. Riley, r. c. Rawlings, d. j. Styne,
Miss N. Smith, Miss Kate Smith, Ed
ward Shelley, Captain A. L. Soule and
Wife, Arthur Soule, Miss Elsie NJ. Suun-
ders, M. Swift, N. S. Sachs end wife,
ii. b. Underhill w. NJ. Won Valkin-
gerg, c. w. Yolland, wife and child,
Robert Young, William Walhams and
wife, w. S. Withers, Miss ]. Weber, A.
H. Williams, Miss M. A. Williams, Mrs.
Alice Wilson, Il. Lichtig, T. S. South
wick, j. c. Pond, Miss Wefard, Miss
Rosenberg, Miss L. Hail. Mr.. Ponds ard
family, t. p. Flutin, Otto Schmidt, MIS-.
Viven, c. Widemann, T. Taylor, Lord
Thym, Miss Rice, Miss Beresford, Miss
Oakley, Mrs. Lederer, 1. Pasguali,
Mrs. Bale.
1t is announced that the Australia
VIII leave promptly at four o'clock next
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charging her cargo has been continued
almost night and day since she arrived
and it appears likely that she viii be
ready to go at the time set.