The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-02-09

XyITH1N an hour or two of each
w other the Pacific Mail steam
ship China, Captain Seabury,
and the Oceanic steamship Mariposa,
Captain Rennie, arrived here yesterday
afternoon from San Francisco. Both
vessels experienced very heavy weather
coming down and the China was more
Or less delayed on account of the south
ery gale, which held these Islands in
its grasp for several days. The China
1 sailed from the Coast on the list instant;
4 the Mariposa followed On the next day
h IN the afternoon, whole day almost,
H behind the China, and yet the Mari
H posa beat the China in point of speed
Il BY nearly day, making up the time
II Which the China left in advance of her
With the exception of an hour or two.
The time from San Francisco to port
occupied by the Mariposa was 5 days,
hours and AZ minutes. The China
vas nearly days making the trip. 1t
A said, though, that the China got
worse weather than was met with by
me Mariposa. The China was along
side the Pacific Mail wharf about 2
o'clock in the afternoon. The Mariposa
vas at the Oceanic wharf little after
o'clock.
mere was one of the largest crowds
On the Pacific Mail wharf to welcome
Inc China which has ever turned out
mere on an occasion of the kind. Many
VI the same crowd went over to the
oeeanie wharf when they heard that
me Mariposa was coming. The China
brought eight days later news from the
Ou'eF world and the Mariposa brought
news Just one day later than the China.
both boats brought mail, the China
having great quantity for this port.
me China sails for the Orient at noon
quay; the Mariposa will sail hence for
H@n francisco on Tuesday, the 18th
Instant at 10 o'clock in the morning.
Inc following is a list of the passen-
se's arriving on the China for Homo
.ulu, also list Of those going through
% the Orient:
p rW Honolulu-Mr. and Mrs. E. j.
sSsllamin, Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Black
lord, Mrs. D. NJ. Chambers. j. B.. Col
a1s' Mr.. and Mrs. R. II. Chamberlain
NJ ~ Two children, Miss Carrie Gilman,
rs MS L. Howard, Miss o. Longabaugh
80 g. and Mrs. w. n. Pain, Sanford
Ms NJ b o. Silver, Mrs. T. G. Taylor
VS. w. NJ. /. Taylor, A. S. Tribble, w
We George Wesley, Miss A. e
a. Mrs. NJ. A. Burns, Mr.. and Mrs
+. Burns, Mr.. and Mrs. G. B. Cur
a. 3. Coffey, G.. E. Fletcher, Judge
gs.SS, Hartwell. Mr.. and Mrs. H. E
Tteh, Mr.. and Mrs. A c. Loyekin
Si.I LaS Ryan, E. R. Swain, w. H
icy, A. NJ. Tobin, Miss E. F. Taylor
~ Vah
F., w ", h. Chisholm, Miss NJ. Ward
t, va 8okohama-Mr. and Mrs. II. H. An
M KEY Rey and Mrs. C. E. Cowman
" u. Dominiguez, Rev. and Mrs
Ncc - 0euerns and one child. Miss A
NJ. hubbard, Mr. and Mrs. A. A
ar Mr. and Mrs. H. Bent N. Bitten
Isles, 7. NJ. Magee, e. Munro
Radigan. For Kobe-N. s. Clark
Harb,, bates. For Nasagasaki-Miss S
b]stoa "Sn' Rex. and Mrs. G.. F. Ham
Dr. T. j. Bates. Mrs, c. B. Harris
sban.LeSs'er Curtis, Miss Curtis. Fo
Nio anghai-L. Rosenthal, A. s. Fobe.
NoC.S, NJ. Mason, DR.. and Mrs. J. n
T. P-sney and three children, Miss A
Carl S..Iiy, G. Brusse For Hongkong-
j. @ nuner, j. Beattie, G. l.. Saligna'
potkin, Mrs. A. D. Cooper, Cap
n Holden.
Coss, toioWing persons arrived from til
Mis- 9H the Mariposa: Mrs. A. Allel
G. Y lHett, Miss E. Bowman. Mr.
A. PEI. uIener, Mrs. H. Jennings, F
Grs Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. H, Gourli
Grant 'eerne's maid. Mr. and Mrs. F. Y
s. sarsi MSS Mildred Fulcher, Miss
isr, NJ Mrs. R. A. Perry, A. DR.,
and Ms s' ID Dreier and two children, NJ
Naefaris,' !! homas Hoffman,, Mrs F. v
'i'e' Mrs. H. Holmes, Mrs. 7