The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-09-05

With hundreds on the Oceanic wharf
waving aloha to their departing friends,
with Berger's band discoursing sweet
music in it's usual delightful style and
with the whistles of nearly all the in
ter-island steamers in the harbor blow
ing loud and lingering farewell, the
good, old, reliable, San Francisco-Ho-
nolulu ferry-boat Australia got away
for San Francisco yesterday afternoon
about half past four o'clock. The tug
Fearless pulled the steamer around
from the wharf so that her nose headed
toward the channel. The Fearless
deck was crowded with people seeing
their friends off and the gallant tug
was flying all the colors she had
aboard. She followed the Australia out
of the harbor and passed her outside.
Captain Brokaw made the Fearless put
her best foot foremost and showed off
her good qualities in fine style. Those
who left for the Coast on the Australia
are as follows:
AL. Peyser, c. ]. Ellis, Carl Jansen.
Mrs. ]. G. McWilliams, T. C. Wills,
Mrs. Rocker, Mrs. Wills, Miss Wills, A.
H. Along, A. F. Along, II. ]. Nolte. b.
Il It,
Roades Fayerweather, c. M. Walton,
wife and son, Miss A. F. Beard, Miss
Merry, C. l.. Clement, c. E. Bryant
and wife, DR.. o. G. Singleton and wife,
Mrs. s. NJ. Lowrey, Miss Kerr, Miss L.
K. Boardman, Misses Wilcox, E. p.
Wilcox, Ralph Wilcox, C. F. Alexander,
Harold B. Giffard, Ed. POLITE and
valet, Mr.. Styne, Mr.. Lemon, r. M.
Campbell, c. w. Harris, F. w. Kern
and wife, Mrs. Geo. III. Paris and child,
Mrs. r. Gear, Miss Paris, H. p Judd,
Jas. r. Judd, b. F. Dillingham; and
wife. j. K. Farley, ]. w. Alexander,
Sergt. ]. f. Wood, wife and child, Mr.
and Mrs. Goodwin, T. c. Baldwin, w.
F. Damon, J. j. Taylor and wife, S. N.
Castle, H. Schultz, Geo. Dillingham;, c..
G. Smith, w. d. Schmidt, Mrs. c. Drier,
Miss Swain, Harold and Phillip Rice,
Miss Anna Rice, Miss Martha Smith,
Mrs. w. H. Rice, Miss Mary Rice, Miss
Nora Sturgeon, Miss Sarah Robertson,
NJ. H. Flint, Mr.. Hall, Miss Marion Dill
bingham, Miss S. Judd, Capt. G.. w. Nc
Donald, wife and. child, w. d. Rawlins.
d. H. Case. A. Zuckerman, c. L. Wight,
III. B. Rice, Miss K. Reynolds, Miss F..
Crozier, Hiram Bingham, Jr.
HONGKONG MARU ARRIVES.
About o'clock yesterday afternoon
the Hongkong Maru from San Fran
cisco was sighted. She waited outside
the harbor until the Australia had
passed out and then came in and moor
ed alongside the Pacific Mail wharf.
She brought seven days later news of
the outside world and a great quantity
of mail. The Hongkong Maru sailed
from San Francisco on Wednesday,
August 30, and made the run to Homo
lulu in days and % hours. There are
no passengers to stop over here. Those
bound for the Orient are as follows:
For Japan-Count Mutsu, Geo. T..
Marsh, Frank Hamasa, H. Oki, Master
Marsh, VIM. A. Steeler. For China and
Manila-Dr. and Mrs. f. K. Park, Bish-
OPP ID. III. Moore, Miss Moore, Rev. w.
E. De Claybrooke, DIR. F. w. Force,
Mrs. III. II. Rutherford and Infant, Ar
thur Macondray, Mrs. E. p. Wolf, Maj.
V. r. Hoff, U. S. a., Mrs. Moore, A
Nordblay, Miss Ida Ellis, r. H. Nor
ley, Mrs. w. H. Winters, Mrs. Macon
dray.
THE S. G. ALLEN.
The bark S. C. Allen which arrived
OIL port from San Francisco Monday
evening, as reported in yesterdays Ad-
vertiser, came into the harbor yester-
day. She made the trip from the Coast
in Is days. being long on the passage
on account of light winds throughout
the trip. She is consigned to Theo. H
Davies & Co., and brings cargo of 1900
tons of general merchandise and 81
head of horses and mules for William
Norton and the Metropolitan Meat
Norton and Gus Schuman, also SIT hogs
for the Metropolitan Meat Company.
LOGAN FOR HONOLULU.
SAN FRANCISCO, August 29.-The
transport Belgian King, Captain Weiss.
sailed yesterday morning for Manila
With full cargo of commissary stores.
The Egbert is about ready to sail with
cargo of the same character for the
troops in China. The Logan is to sail
on the LIST, when the regular schedule
VIII be resumed by the transports with
SAVINGS every two weeks. 1t is ex-
pected that the transport Thomas, now
nearly due from Manila, will sail on
September 18th. The Logan will touch
"'N-A O. iioiioiulu anu 1udul.
MOVEMENTS OF TRANSPORTS.
SAN FRANCISCO, August 2s.-Oply
one transport is scheduled to sail for
emma. A week ago it was expected
heet of half dozen vessels of the
war Department would be hurried out
OF port with troops and munitions OF
war, but the plan has been changed
None OF the vessels will carry troops &c
China, and the Egbert, which will sal
within week. and which Is the only
one now routed for China, will carry
army supplies only. The Logan and
Rosencrans. which were preparing &c
go to Taku, will be sent to Manila
with troops and supplies. The Belgian
King will take a cargo of supplies to
the Philippines, and the Faderica will
take horses to Manila instead of &c
China
The Norwegian steamer Thyra which
was chartered for transport service
while on the way from Hongkong te
San Diego for the California and Orien.
tai Steamship Company, came into port
today. and instead of rushing her to
China, as was first intended. she will