The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-01-04

the Oceanic steamship Zealandia vii
sail for San Francisco from the
Oceanic wharf Those who have al
ready secured berths on the ZeaIandis
are as follows: DR.. Rossf, Miss Bag
ley, E. P. Gray, w. w. Kicker, N
c.. Murdoch and wife, G.. w. Marsh
E. c.. Macfarlane, E. L. Hughes ant
wife, George H. Collins, A. C. Alex
ander, George @. Cannon, wife ant
children; T.. H. Macdonald, A. Zuck
ermann, William Cuff and wife, E. w
Strauss, Mrs. Keller, Miss Keller, Mrs
Closson and son, A. S. Bent and wife
Mrs. T. H. Mcdonald, Mrs. W. F
Smith. T. C. Prindle and wife, W. H
NJ. A. Hunt, F. r. Farrier, Mrs. Alice
White and child.
New Timetables.
Copies of the new timetable were re-
ceived by the local agents Of the
Oceanic Steamship Company on the
Zealandia.
The Mariposa, now on her way to
this port from Page Page, will, after
arriving at San Francisco, receive an
overhauling at that port and then
leave for Honolulu again, if possible,
on February 2.
1t is probable that the Mariposa will
arrive on Monday next
After the end of this month there are
to be two steamers of the Oceanic line
every month"; for this port, instead of
only one as now. The new vesseIs will
make the through run.
The Sonoma, leaving San Francisco
on the 23d instant, is to arrive here
on the 18th, on her first run to this
port. Hereafter the local boats will
only remain here four days, instead
of week, as was the custom former
ly.
Along the Front.
The ship William H. Macy, now in
this port, used to have a pretty bad
reputation. In. fact, she was known
in many ports of the world as a hell
ship. Things have changed, however,
aboard the big vessel, as witness the
arrest of the mate yesterday at the
instigation of the master, for striking
a cabin boy.
First Mate Mems was charged with
assault and battery by Kawasaki, the
the officer. Mems was found not
guilty.
Second and third class rates are an
nounced on the steamers Sierra, Sono-
ma and Ventura. Third class, between
Honolulu and San Francisco, is $50.
The intermediate rate if s45.
The Austrian man-of-war Donau, is
expected here shortly, whence no one
seems to know. Two or three months
and crew at the Austrian consulate,
and still continues to accumulate
The barkentine Klikitat has cleared
from Neah Bay for Honolulu.
The bark Martha Davis, in command
of Captain McAlmond, sailed on De-
cember 18th, from San Francisco for
Hilo
Smith sailed from Port Blakeley for
this port.
With Captain Engalls in command.
the bark Santiago left San Francisco
for Hilo on December 22d.
The steamer Albion, which arrived at
San Francisco on December 10th, from
will load cold storage sup
plies for this port.
The bark Andrew Welcn, and the
barkentines Archer and r. p Rithet,
will take sugar hence to San Francis
co, loading in the order named above.
Three men from the training ship
Adams were arrested yesterday morn
ing by Captain Flint of the water po-
lice for breaking liberty.
The schooner Twilight, which recent
~ arrived here from Washington ISL
q,
for San Francisco when the repairs
ordered by the board of survey ap-
pointed by Judge Estee are completed
The dredger working on the Navy
slips, is kept going night and day that
the work may be completed when re-
CURED.
The America Maru is due to arrive
here from San Francisco on Satur-
day
The Sierra is due from the Colonies
and Pago Page on the 9Th instant
Guam Short Of Supplies.
MANILA, Dec. 24-OfIicers Of the
United States cruiser Newark, which
has returned from an investigation in
to the circumstances of the disaster
that befell the United States auxiliary
cruiser Yosemite, off the island of
Guam, say there were supplies enough
available when the Newark left there
to last three weeks, and that the in
habitants would then be dependent
upon supplies sent from Cavite They
also report that the soil will produce
rice and corn by April, although at
present everything presents a. for,orn
aspect.
The United States cruiser Albany,
Captain j. e. Craig, has sailed for
to ascertain and repair the
damage she sustained through grind
ng on reef in Subig bay
For more than half century the
amous old Jesse Moore Whiskey has
'een favorite with connoisseurs. To |
,e had at Lovejoy e Co.'S, Honolulu. |