The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-02-04

L
morning there was considerable
life on the waterfront The Sierra /
sailed for San Francisco and sew
eral inter-Island steamers arrived from
other Islands and made fast to their
respective wharves, and then, suddenly
all became still and the front was at
rest The James Drummond was the
only arrival besides the Island steam
ers, coming from Newcastle with coal
and being lowed into the harbor by the
tug Fearless, which also helped the
Sierra away from the wharf before
daylight
The Island steamers which arrived
were the Claudine from Hawaii and
Maui ports, the w. G. Hall from Ma
wiliwili, the James Makee from Kappa,
the Mikahala from Makaweli and the
Niihau from Koloa.
The Claudine, Captain Parker,
brought 500 bags of sugar, So bags of
corn, no bags of taro, 81 hogs, horse,
/ roller and 204 packages of sundrles
from Maui and Hawaii ports. Passen-
gers arriving on the Claudine We're: DR..
J. H Raymond, c. e. Miller, Mrs ID.
! Center and three children, S. c. Sacko,
Miss E. Kapuaala, Miss S. Daniels,
George Maxwell, S. E. Rogers, ]. Viii
cox and wife, Mrs. Meyer and child, j.
r. Daggett, Rev. j. Kekipi, Tang
Young, f. Hosoth, VIM Maule, Yeong
Chong, Choy Hong, Miss Knapp. Z.
lJones TieInan, w. E. Skinner, Geo.
Yearsley, r. S. Andrews, j. M. Bright,
IL. K. Norton, Hon. David Kanuha, A.
Rosa and wife, Miss M. Pimental, r. b.
Ford A. Dowsett, w. r. Buchanan, A.
Guilixon. r. T. Searle, Mrs. c. II.
Brown and servant, A. S. Cantin ana
forty deck passengers.
The Niihau, from Koloa, brought 7.loo
bags of sugar; j. c. Wood was the only
passenger, except for one on deck Inc
Niihau reports Al ,402 bags of sugar or
Kauai awaiting shipment.
From Kappa the steamer James Ma
kee brought 5000 bags of sugar for Z
Brewer & Company. Miss L. Kahanu
A. Carvalho and H. Spearman and fiv'
people on deck We're passengers.
From Makaweli the Mikahala arrived
with 5.11T bags of sugar for H. Water
house & Company. H. P. Baldwin, W
G. Cooke, w. A. Akina and wife, H. w
Jaeger and Miss M. Christian were pas
sengers.
The Mikahala reports the Kauai
E1eele unloading and expecting to go t
Waimea today. The Waialeale was a
Kilauea unloading Fine weather pre-
walls on Kauai and northerly winds an
a smooth sea We're experienced crossln
the channel.
From Nawiliwili the w. G.. Hall cam
with 5.83S bags of sugar for ii. HACK
field & Company, and the following pas
sengers: c. w. Spitz. III. G. Danforti
B. Navaole, Miss Sarah Chairman,
Rice. Leo F. Prescott, Mrs Lew
Luhrs, r. Isenberg, Miss Lucy Akanu
hoe. c. D. Stone, Mrs. Alfred Sm1tl
Miss Mamie Labenz, John D. Lydgat
and SO on deck.
Sierra Comes and Goes.
On Saturday evening about o'cloo
the Sierra of the Oceanic line, four day
behind time, arrived from Page Pag
Auckland and Sydney. She was thrt
days late in leaving Sydney and 10
the other day owing to the fact tn;
she did not attempt to travel at mo-
than ordinary speed. Her engines a
new and stiff and no risks were TT
with them. The report of PurSer wa
ton is as follows: I'VE left Sydney
the afternoon of January II, at 4:3O
the afternoon. We had very rous
weather to Auckland, where we arrive
on the goth. On the day following
left for Page Page. Fine weather
companied us to Samoa, which '
reached and left on the 26th. Fro
thence to Honolulu we had fine weat
err. We sailed slowly, as the machine
is still new and we did not wish
take any chances in mid-ocean.
left Sydney three days late"
! The following passengers for Hon
- lulu arrived on the Sierra, which sail
for San Francisco about o'clock ye
terday morning: c. B. Hail. M
Hate, Mrs. Chamberlain, F. Wunde
:. berg and wife, G.. Kunst, Miss Jen1
90. Newman j. B. Bowen, S. B. Tyrell,
- G. Eldred, DIR. Morgan Grace and w
and daughter, Mrs. Clark, Mason M
chell, D. Palembo. r. E. Wright, j.
Allison. Robert Anderson, w Grod'
J. w Wright w. W. Walters, wife a
daughter, E. Grabneat.
The Prince Albert's Crew.
When the Norwegian bark Prince !
bert, Captain Cappelen. sailed for
Sound on Saturday morning she toof