The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-03-12


Il rive and depart according to
schedule. Early this morning the
oceanic Steamship Company's boats
sierra and Sonoma are expected TO ar
rive from San Francisco and the Colon
les, respectively. The Sierra. will bring
ten days later news and mail and the
Sonoma will take a mail to the Coast
IN the event of the steamships arriving
early they will probably get away this
evening, the Sierra for the Colonies
and the Sonoma for San Francisco. On
previous trips the new vessels of the
Oceanic company have been late in ar
irving at this port and consequently
late in getting away The vessels are
obliged to wait for the English mail
and there is possibility that the Ser
ra may not have sailed from san Fran
cisco on time and that she may be
day late in getting here There is also
a possibility of the Sonoma coming
from the Colonies, being delayed by the
prevailing northeast gale and heavy
seas. Both boats are looked for this
morning, however. as every effort is
being made to have them punctual in
arriving at and leaving ports.
The Sierra was scheduled to sail from
San Francisco on the 9Th instant at
p. m. The Sonoma was scheduled to
leave Sydney on February &c. Auck-
land on March 3 and Page Page on the
6th
A great number of persons have en-
gagged passage to the Coast on the So
noma. The list of intending passengers
is as follows: F. W. Glade, wife four
children and nurse, c. A. Brown and
wife, Miss Sturgeon. d. NJ. Collins. c. L.
Edwards and party a., S. b. Cannell
and wife, Mrs. L. H. Burns, E. B. Bull,
Rev. Dr. Chapman and wife Mrs c. I.
Lewis, Miss G. Holland, James CT. Allen
and wife, L. G. Miller and wife. Mrs.
Daniels and maid, Miss NJ. G. Marsh,
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. w. Brown H. Y.
Burns, c. w. Cotton and wife, Daniel
Smiley. a. f. Kaiser, F. r. Davis and
wife, w. Z. Hampton and wife. George
Tourney, j. w. VanBergen, H. S. Good
fellow and wife. f. D. Page, F. J. Dew
lin, H. f. Hall and wife. Mrs. II. a. Bost-
wick, Mrs. J. Halves, Mr.. Stevens, Miss
NJ. Dyer, w. Waterhouse, Samuel Suss-
man, r. S. Moore, G.. S. Dearborn and
family, Miss Stowe, Miss Croker, c.
Kaiser. Professor Sterling. Miss Briggs.
p. Schneider. K B. Porter. William
Corey and wife, Hiram Corey, Mrs. CT.
B. Ruzford, G.. w Mercer and wife,
Mrs. S. D. Mercer, Miss Mercer. Mrs.
Voegtley, Miss Voegtley. J. J. Voegtley,
Mrs. Eisendeis s. T. Berrey. J. H.
Smith. Mrs. w G. Read, Col. G.. Stone,
J. D. McKensie, T. NJ. Ferguson, J. H.
Bullock, Miss Alderman, Mrs. f. l..
Miner and daughter, Miss Francis Nc
ITighe, O. w. Reynolds, James Glenne.
NJ. L. Virden, P. F. Kohnke, D. Law
rem e A. S. Tribble, Mrs. Morehouse.
A Hooking, o. B. Werner, H. H. SEQ
vel, J. Campbell, E. Eldrldge and wife,
w. B. Davis, D. j. Barry, II. Wineburg,
A E. Young, p. II. Poundexter Chas.
Scholtz, B. l.. Howe, G. G. Bush and
wife, c. c. Inman.
| The first of the two Oceanic boats to
arrive in port will probably dock at the
Oceanic wharf, the other vessel going
I to the Pacific Mail wharf or the Navy
wharf
| Besides the expected arrival and de-
parture of the two Oceanic steamships
today, a number of Island steamers will
sail on their regular runs to the other
Islands.
| The Kinau gets away for Hilo and
way ports at noon. the Claudine sails
for Kahului and way ports at o'clock
| in the afternoon and the gasoline
lschooner Eclipse sails for Maui ports.
| The Mauna Loa is expected to leave
for Lahaina, Maalaea, Kona and Kau
| at 10 o'clock this morning and the
steamer John A Cummins is also sched-
uled to depart this morning for ports
| on the windward side of this Island.
Sebastian Bach Nearly Capslzee.
The bark Sebastian Bach. the old