The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-04-24

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keeping themselves clean and in good
health.
Unless something is done In the mat
ter this state of affairs is likely to be
repeated with every steamer which
comes from San Francisco or any other
port where anything from the plague
to the mumps has obtained a foothold.
1t is supposed that the differences be-
tween the local and federal health au-
thorities are responsible FOR the start
lingly strange spectacle of mail going
through fumigation while passengers
walk at will through a city which is
supposed to be protecting itself from
disease from outside.
Sierra From the Colonies.
The Oceanic steamship Sierra arrived
yesterday evening from Sydney, Auck-
land and Page Page, docking at the
Oceanic wharf a little before 5 o'clock.
Passengers for Honolulu on the Ser
"a were as follows DR.. A. Marques,
A. White, John M Fuller, Dr. E. Haze
mel, Mrs. E. Haenel, Gustave Haenel,
Mrs. E. A. Graham, W. B. Smith, r. L.
Mason and wife, Mrs. L. Tucker, Miss
T. Tavoa, Miss Ripley, Miss Rachel
Fake, A. B. Craig, George Davell. ].
IL. SOWSllSp WlGl anu IlcCe.
Importations consist or 523 carcasses
of mutton, 100 cases of whisky, 5 cases
shoWcards, 1 case of sadd!ery, 100 cases
Arabic cooling composition, bulls, 2So
cases of onions, and cases of cheese.
Although the Sierra made nothing of
an unusual trip up from the south 1t
will be remembered that she establish
ed a record on her last run down from
Auckland to Sydney She expects to
make record between this port and
the Coast this trip, and to that end in
tends getting away at Z o'clock this
morning. 1t is said that she expects
to make the passage in five days and
six hours.
The Sierra reports passing the So
noma two days out of Page Pago, while
she was on her way to that port on
the UP trip. 1t seems that the Sono-
ma has had another accident to her
machinery having blown out the low
pressure sylinder head of the port en-
CINE. She was going along very slow
ly.
the passengers on the Sierra: e. E.
Raht, Mr.. Cooley Mr. Hooper, J. Nc
Culloch, A. White, J. Woods, H H.
Schlapp, ]. c. Neill, r. G. Neill, DR..
McCardle. E. Walker, T. Martin, Jos.
Tapley, w. E. Bayley, T. K. stubbins,
George Darrell, G. F. Thompson, J. NJ.
Fuller, Med. Caffrey, DR.. Soule. G..
H. Bartlett, w. Mitchell, Mr.. wigmore,
Mr.. Bell, Rev Buckley, Mr. Curthoys.
Dr. Haenel, Gus Haenel, w. H Bell,
Master Bell. Master Hales, c. E. Rob
inson, F. Murphy, Dr. Marques, Mr..
Burrell, Mr.. Bultzingslowen, Mr.. Gour-
lie, Mr.. BOulton, NJ. D. w. Morris, c..
A. Hawkins, H. Thompson, r. s.. D.
Felkin, Mr.. Gould. Mrs. f. E. Raht,
Mrs. Cooley, Mrs Hooper, Mrs. ]. Nc
Culloch, Mrs. Martindale Mrs. Med.
Caffrey, Mrs. Soule, Mrs. Bell, Mrs.
| ('nrthOUg MrG WiOpnra
Mrs. Haenel Mrs. Burrell. Mrs. Butz-
ingslowen, Mrs. Gourlie, Mrs Graham,
Mrs. Gould. Mrs. Hales, M. Franhoff,
j. Parke, II. Newmarch, Miss c. A.
Jennings, Miss Marshall. Misses Mar
tindale (2). Miss Bell, Miss M. Bell,
Miss B. Robinson, Misses Jackson (2).
Misses Boulton (2), Mrs. Gourlie's
maid, Miss NJ. Jackson, Miss A. Jack
son, G. A. j. Schotel, A. Holmes, J.
Marshall. ]. McGrath, Mr.. Patterson.
C. H. White, G. Simpson. ]. Hewitt, c.
, Winnette, ]. TAFT. B. TAFT, r. a. Nc
Leod D. L Wakefield Mr. Norris. Mrs
TAFT, Mrs. Patterson, Mrs. D. J. Wake
field, Mrs. Norris. Mrs. Cook, Mrs.
Hansen, Mrs f. Nelson, Captain J.
Robinson, J. Paterson, Mr.. Darrow,
Mr.. Cook, Spence Peel. J. A. Abbott,
N. P Westenskow. D. NJ Ham, Miss
Norris Miss Holmes, Miss David, Miss
Hansen.
To Sail on the Sierrs.
The following persons are booked to
sail for San Francisco on the Sierra
this morning at o'clock In the event
of there not being accommodations on
the vessel for all who have engaged
, passage, those who are not placed on
the Sierra will have first choice on the
Zealandia, which sails for the Coast
tomorrow: Miss Ordway, Miss Blank
. Seely Shaw, Mrs. Wood, Mrs A Phil
, lips w. c. w. Kenny, F. Benson, E.
b. McClanahan and wife, S. l.. Rum
. sey, Horace B. Packer, ]. K. South
| ern, H. w. Johnson, Major Ennis, F
l.. Dortch, H. Longston. Miss Mat
, thews, Miss Dawson, Mrs. Gushing, c.
A. Bruins, Miss NJ. V. Newton. Will
helm Gartner, F: A. Gartner and
wife. Henry Wolff, James Nelson, N.
F. Kennedy and wife J. b Fisher
w. Bozen, F. Dohrmann, ]. Gavin and
wife, F. Rennie, Miss ]. L. Gair. Mrs
| G. S. Adams, w. F. Bradley, c. w.
Gair, j. c. B. Hebbard, Mr. Mccoy,
George Turner, r. n. Fowler and wife
Miss 2. q. Burdick, Miss Clyne. Mrs.
c. D. Green, Mrs. Carmichael, child and
, servant; DR.. Herbert wife and two
children; Mrs. Campbell, W. w. Ro-
bles and wife, R. T. ices. Clarence NJ
Smith and wife. w. A. Beckhouse, c.
Bickhoff, DR.. F. L. Miner, William ].
Mead and wife. Mrs. w. Poinsett and
nurse, J. F. Barker, wife and two
children; Miss Taylor, Mrs. B. D. Tay-
Tor. 2. G. Bees. Miss L. E. Wilcox.
Herbert D. Walter, c. F. Schor, ].
Flower. L. Won Tempsky. wife and
children, and D. c. Lindsay.
Another New Shipping Line.
Lyman c. Smith, the millionaire syr-
acuse IN. V typewriter manufacture
er, is the head of a syndicate of east
ern capitalists who have closed deal
for the purchase of number of steam
ships on the Atlantic coast, which are
to be used in the Oriental and Pacific
coast trade, with Seattle as the home
port. This syndicate proposes TO build
in its own shipyards in Portland a
number of sailing vessels suitable for
the lumber trade of the Pacific Coast
and China, the Hawaiian Islands and
Australia. In the enterprise $1,000 900,