The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-04-17

wharf for the Orient. A large number
of Orientals left on the steamship, 224
Japanese and II Chinese having en-
gagged passage. There were also sew
eral people from this port going in the
cabin, and a large crowd was on hand
to bid their friends farewell in the
usual hearty Honolulu manner.
The departing ones were as Follows:
J. Braubach, L. G.. Carlton, G. F. Fry,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Givernand, L. Giver-
nand, Miss A. Kelly, E. G. Newcomp,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. c.. Nichols l. Platte
Mr.. and Mrs. A Stead. DR.. A. j. Far
hilhon, C. Mentsel
Mariposa Sails Today
The Oceanic steamship Mariposa,
Captain Rennie, sails from the Oceanic
wharf for San Francisco this after
noon at 2 o'clock
There win be the usual large and
half-happy, half-sad crowd on hand to
shower leis and wish aloha to those
who are leaving. The Territorial Band,
under the direction of Kappelmeister
Berger, will be there, too and sweet
music will serve to keep the tender
speeches of parting from the ears of
third parties.
Many have booked for the Coast on
| the Mariposa: whether they VIII all
go remains to be seen. 1t is generally
| the custom in this city for people in
tending to go to the Coast TO book
some time in advance of their prospec-
! tive departure, that they may be sure
| of securing berths They are apt TO
| change their minds at the last mo-
ment and stay over in Honolulu until
some future steamer. Sometimes per-
sons even book on two steamships, I'M
| certain until the last minute almost
| which they will take. The following
| list therefore, are the names OF those
4 Il, i.
| actually depart cannot be obtained
until the vessel is ready for sea, just
| before she sails. The following have
| booked:
J. Moore and wife, Mr.. Buenmann
| Mr.. Johnson, S. A. Monsarrat, Mrs.
Campbell, two children; Mrs. A. Reich
! ard. Miss c. l.. Smith. j. r. Wilson
and wife, Mrs. H. E. Cook Miss Grace
Cook, Miss Edna Gum, Mrs. Heviland
| Mrs w NJ kincaid and child Mrs
&c. a. Graham and two children
Miss Clara Cummins, Miss Esther
| Cummins, Mrs. c. ]. Fishel and two
daughters, Miss Mary Alexander, Miss
X Graydon F. ]. Hart and wife, Miss
l.. Eager. Mrs Carnes, e. E. McKen-
zie. e. s. Van Slyl1e. Charles Sutton
E. ]. Benjamin, c.. F. flaming, Jonn
| NJ. Bright, Mrs. c. S. Barnez Miss Al
| ice Campbell w r. Douglass and
wife, Mrs Hyde and daughter. Mrs
|
Isenberg, two children ana servant;
! Miss A. Campbell and nurse, Mrs. ]. a.
/ Campbell and two children. Marion
| Vallette, Mrs. e. Bailey, L. q. Neville
John Waterhouse, c. H. Ramsey, Thos
! Hughes and wife, Miss NJ Preston
! Mrs. J. T Trip, H. D. Wishard, w
! A. Schenk F. J. Owens, Mrs. C. Grad
/ dock Miss Ethel Craddock, Mr.. and
! Mrs. Faye, Miss Lindsay and five
children, G. H, Hind, Dr.. Carmichael
/ d. W. Stevens, A. S. Armulb, Miss B
I. Dennison and two Dennison children
Nv. Morris. G.. P. Dennison, n. failing,
wife and two children; j. F. Fennell
and son. w. a. Johnston. j. A. Buch
F. H. Austin and two children, w. r.
Whitley, w. H. Warfeld, c. H. Bige-
( low and wife, G. w Reichard and wife
A. McNally, a L. Young, H. H
) Stromberger. w. D. Hodge, DIR. G. A
Glover, V Haskell, T. Schneider Wal
ter Adams, F. H. Messen, J. F. Hum
/ burg.