The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-07-03

Green. Mrs. S. KahokuoIuna, C. H.
Snyder, ]. Kanoho, Rev. |. Inouye, III
j. CruZan, Miss NJ. Angus, Miss Jean
Angus, Miss E. Grace, Miss H. Austin,
Misses Latte and May Williams, Miss
S. Alameda, E. B. Clark, w. H. Ash
mead, j. H. McDonough, Gus Schu-
man, w. L. Hasforth, John Bowler and
wife, Mrs. H. Berger, Master Cameron,
Miss L. Cameron, Miss c. Cameron,
Miss Long, H. Lyman, Hon. j. L.
Brown, Miss c. s. Bond, Miss Lish-
man, Dr. Monsarrat, Captain Harry
Evans McCluskey, c. L. Dickerson, NJ.
A. Lee, Mrs. Ed Norrie, John Bento, A.
Watson, James Laing, Henry E. kapu,
E, Mccain, Miss c. Elona, Miss Z.
Kaohi.
Not only were all the Kinau's ac
Communications taken, but numbers of
people who wanted to go to Hilo We're
turned away from the ticket office,
there being no more room on the yes
/ sci. Many persons took passage on
| deck, not being able to secure cab
| ms. Commodore Beckley had the cab
| in of ~the Kinau profusely decorated
with flowers and potted plants of all
! kinds, to say nothing of an artistic
! arrangement of flags in token of the
occasion.
! The CIaudine for Kahulu1.
About o'clock yesterday evening the
steamer Claudine, Captain Parker, got
away for Hilo and other ports with
the following passengers: "A. L. F.
German, D. and r. w Anderson, Miss
A. Simpson, Miss NJ. G. Borden, Miss
H. Sorenson, Miss M. Christoffersen,
Miss r. Hodson, Alfred Martinsen,
Miss A Carley, Miss M. Won Seggren,
7. A. Simpson, E. Perry, H. A. Peter
son, F. T. Merry A. w. Dunn, Miss
! Kate Helm, Miss Barlow, Miss y
Smith, Mrs. Richards and children
Charles Kiakona, David Kiakona, Mrs
Phillips, Mrs. Self, Charles Healey
John Genza, r. Christoffersen, PROBES
sor Henshaw. w. Gillette, William
Baldwin, Miss G. Smith, Miss de Lima
Mary Thompson, Miss e. Dunn, Miss
C. Shaltz, Miss F. CLANCY. George K
Gilman, w E. Silva, G. Brager, H. G
Danford, j. Martins, Il. P. Mabie, Jos
eph Pa, Miss Hanah Trip, Miss r
Johnson, E. H. Lewis, John King, Celia
King.
accommodations on the Clautine Were
taken, many people being turned
away.
The w. g. Hall Arrives.
The Inter-Island Steam Navigation
Company's steamer w. G. Hall, Cap
, tain Thompson, arrived yesterday from
e Lahaina, Maalaea, Kona and Kau, a
6 o'clock in the morning. with 5.26
2 bags of sugar, $50 packages of sun
/, dries, and 2S head of cattle. Sh
: brought the following passengers
. Chin Chuck, Yea, G. E. Hewitt, i
Waiau, c. Spencer, Meinecke, Phillips
:. Bosence, ]. Gouvea, H Hawen, w.
r Simerson, Brother Frank, Brothe
: Charles, Brother Maurice, FIR. Libert
n Misses Alley, Kekaula, Loring, Kealo
n ha, X. Shaw, NJ. Shaw, Mesdame
Eaton, Ayderseley, Scrimger, w. Mey
er, w. j. Smith, W. X. Simerson, an
forty on deck.
The Lehua for Maui
Wilders steamer Lehua, Capital
a Dover, sailed for Maui ports las
|, evening about o'clock, with the fol
e lowing passengers: Mrs. George Luca
: and three children, D. McCorriston, T
g McCorriston, FIR. Matthias, j.
f Brown Miss NJ. E. Hitchcock, Miss
s c.. Van Norstrand, George Weight an
e two sons.
: The Maui, Captain Bennett, sale
:, for Hawaii about the same time wit
s couple of cabin passengers.
Grant on the LOCK.
. The revenue cutter Grant. which struc
i, an uncharted rock in Saanich Inlet.
:, now In dry dock, safe and sound, an
= her damages are nearly repaired.
Only the greatest promptness and Ell
= cheney on the part of the captain an
= his men saved the boat from comple'
; wreck, and they are justly proud of til
: fine work done under the most tryin
r circumstances. Captain Tozier has nj
!, left the ship since she struck, and h
T GOODNESS and good Judgment at the tin
l. of the accident averted a catastroph
. Mrs. Tozier and her sister, Miss Val
8. who were guests on board, are stayin
l. at the Driad. In Victoria, while the BIO;
d. is undergoing repairs. They bore then
e, selves heroically during the disaste
a. and will continue on the voyage whe
Y. the Grant proceeds north. The DO,
lg will probably return to Tacoma befo
D. going to Alaska.