The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-06-22
NEWS OF THE WATERFRONT

r~ HE Occidental and oriental steam
n ships Gaelic and Doric arrived here
yesterday afternoon from the coast
= and the Orient respectively.
The Gaelic, Captain Finch, was sight
ed at daylight, and came into the har-
Dor about o'clock. She sailed from San
Francisco on the 14th instant and
brought five days later mail and news
paper files. She locked at Navy wharf
No. ,, leaving the Pacific Mail wharf
for the Doric. She experienced fine
weather throughout the trip.
The Gaelic passed the steamship Ha-
waiian, bound for San Francisco, on the
18th instant in latitude 35 degrees, 20
minutes north and longitude 129 degrees.
so minutes west. The China was
sighted on the 18th, and two four-mast-
ed schooners, the Ludlow and A. M.
Baxter, steering north, were sighted on
the 18TH The Gaelic sailed for the Or
lent at about o'clock last evening.
The following arrived on the Gaelic
to stop over at Honolulu: Sydney Ca
will, Miss A. CaviIl, Mrs. A. Fried, S.
Holdsvorth. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Jor-
dan, Miss N. Jordan. F. Seabury. F.
Sturm, Mr.. and Mrs. John Symonds, F..
T. Clark, Arthur f. Magill.
Through passengers were: For Yoko-
hama-Theo. Eckardt, Victor Marsh, S.
Ohki f. P. Purvis. Mrs. Franklin Rog-
ers and daughter, j, w. Vim
cent G. Paddock For Kobe
C B. Mccoy. For Shanghai
Joseph Thebaud. For Hongkong-A. b.
Bowers, Hsu Chao. Mrs. WI Ting Fang,
Paul Floer, Mrs. Irving Halsey, DR.. d.
E. Melliss. A. Morse, Miss J. Morse,
Fung Wan Ping, Whitman Symmes.
From Honolulu-R K. Bonnie, Mrs. H.
w Conner, E. Cushing, Miss NJ. E.
Kock, G. H. Willard Mrs. G.. H. Millard
Miss r. Willard, Miss L. Miles, F. NJ
Steele Mrs F. NJ Steele, Miss Eliza
beth Steele.
The Doric, Captain Smith, from the
Orient, was not sighted until evening,
and it was 9 o'clock before she was
alongside the Pacific Mail wharf. She
brought six hundred tons of merchan-
disc for this port and several passen-
gers. The Doric sailed from Hongkong
on June 1st. Shanghai on the 9Th; Nag
asaki on the It'll; Kobe on the 9th, and
Yokohama on the 18th. The time of her
departure for San Francisco will be de
termined this morning. The following
is a list of the Doric's passengers: For
Honolulu-Y. Ahin. DR.. NJ. c. Harris
and servant, Kong Linn, A. McKillop,
All On, Miss Cat See, Kwong job Tseng,
Sin Vat, Mrs. Y. Ahin, A. Johnson, Mrs.
Kong Linn, Miss Hung Mai, Miss Cat
Oy, Kong Sin, Kwong Chin Tseng, Mr..
Kaerger For San Francisco-M. Adler.
M. P. Baird. A G. Beeb. Mrs. r. r.
Butchart, Mrs. w w. Campbell Mrs.
Wilfred Chapman, c.. F. Davis, Lieu
tenant L. Dening. A. G. Diodati, H.
Earlseliffe, G. F. Fray, r. w. Handley,
Mrs. B. M. Lamont r. Lyons, Mrs. G.
Mcdonald. Mrs. A. H. Porter, Miss NJ.
Richie. J. Scharnhorst, v Semachko,
Miss E. NJ Stimson, Master L. A. slim
son, E. F. Stone, NJ A. Wall, D. Q.
Wiclxham. VIM. Fl. linn Mrs. NJ
Adler, Mrs. e. H Baxter. r. r.
Butchart, w. w. Campbell, Wilfred
Chapman, Captain c. G. F. NJ. Cradock.
r, N, d. III. E. Davis, LIE Comte G..
Diodati, w. M. Duncan, Lady Freezing
and maid, w. Griffith, Baron H Won
Hartlieb. w. Kollbrunner Miss K. e.
Lindsay. G. Mcdonald. Mrs. T. Met
calfe, Miss A. Richie, Mrs. H. Saito,
child and two servants, Y. SelSine, Rev.
M. L. Stimson, F. G. Stone, G. Tay-
leur, Miss M. J. Woodford, Mrs. d. o.
Wickham