The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-02-21
ing plants. Mr.. Miller believes that If

1ur.lsn fuel at cost much below the
present cost OF ccal. He estimates
t4.a. the necessary steamers with
storage tanks and apparatus at the
1,OU0,U00, and states that ii satisfact
DRY arrangements can be made with
the painters his company will not
hesitate to make that expenditure. 1t
would take about a year to build the
ships and get the pant in operation.
+. BeiaSco, proprietor of the Aicazar
Theater of San Francisco, with L. F..
Stone, comes to arrange for a season
at the Opera House for the Alcazar
Stock Company, which will arrive by
the Mariposa.
w. NJ. Alexander is the managing
partner of the San Francisco house of
Alexander & Baldwin.
H. K. Belden, prominent insurance
man of San Francisco, is on his way
to the Orient. He stays over d rev
days in Honolulu.
John A. Buck, one of the principal
proprietors of the Honolulu sugar
Company, comes to attend the opening
of the new mill.
Judge Joseph Campbell is leading
attorney of Phoenix. Arizona. He is
accompanied by his accomplished wife,
ard may settle in Honolulu if he likes
the City.
w A. Cowley Is the manager of the
Baker & Hamilton agricultural impie-
ment factory at Benfcia Cal. He
comes in the interest of the company
with q view to Introducing their prod
ucts.
H. e. Hall. wholesale jeweIer of San
Francisco, a well-known society and
club man, is accompanied by his wife,
Geo. M. Hind is of Hind Rolph &
Co., San Francisco, the large shipping
firm.
A. E. Lacey, of San Francisco, is OF
Wagner e Co.
Miss D. Mills is a daughter of w.
H Mills. land agent of the Southern
Pacific Railroad.
NJ. NJ. O'Shaughnessy. the we'll
known civil engineer, is again visiting
Honolulu on a business trip.
r. S. Moore, manager of the Risdon
Iron Works, comes accompanied by A.
Shireholtz of the same company to at
tend the starting of the Honolulu
Company's new mill, which mas been
built, equipped and erected by the
Risdon Company.
Daniel Smiley is well-knQwn pro-
prietor of several mountaIn-resorr no.
tells in. the Adirondacks. He owns
Smiley Heights" one of the most
beautiful and noted private residences
in Southern California.
D. w. Stevens, counsel 10 the Japa-
nese kLegation at Washington, again
visits Honolulu in the interest of the
through the sanitary fires of a year
ago. He hopes that the Legislature
viii provide for payment of these
| claims.
| The following is complete list OF
] the passengers for this port who ar
those who are going through to Page
Page, Auckland and Sydney:
For Honolulu-Miss N: Alderman
w. A. Alexander, w. NJ. Alexander
| Miss NJ. c. Alexander, J. G. Allen ane
wife, G. w. Barnes and wife, N. Y
Barnes, Mrs. J. T. Barraclough. Miss
Barraclough. C. E. Bartlett. F.. Belas,
| co, H K. Belden, C. Bellstedt, Brothe
| Bernard, Pierre Berth, c. n. Bige
| low and wife, John A. Buck, L. j
/ Burdick, Miss Lura L. Burdick, j. H
| Bullock, Miss K. Cousins, Miss C.. Cal
lum, j. Campbell. JOS. Campbell and
wife, "A. Caro-. Miss A. Coleman, Mis-
j. Cook. Miss K. Cook. c. N. Cottol
and wife. w. A. Cowley, Miss e. v
Croker, Mrs. w. C. Daniels and maid
! F. r. Davis and wife, Miss L. B. Da
Wis. w. H. Davis, Geo. 8. Dearborn
wife and two children. F. L. Decker
F. ]. Devlin, w. P. Fox, B. F. Diliing
ham and wife, Mrs. W. A. Driscon an
infant, Miss M. Dyer, G. L. Edwards
wife and child, T. r. Falk and, wife
H. P. Faye, Mrs. Foster, Mrs. l. a
Furman, w s. Goodfellow and wife
D. r. Green, II. E. Hall and wife, w
E. Hampton and wife, G. w. Hind, A
Father P. NJ. Juliotte, A. e. kaesal
L. K. Kentwell, Mrs. II. L. Kerr. p. F
Kohnke, A. e. Lacey, Roger Laphan
E. Layton. John Lloyd and wife, f. c
Macfarlane. Rev. A. Macintosh an
wife, Miss Macintosh, Miss Mel
W. Matson, wife and child, e. W. Nc
Connell. L. C. Miller and wife, Rom
Miller, w. S. Miller and wife, Miss [
Mills, r., S. Moore, w. ]. Mead an
wife. Miss e. Noble, Mrs. L. H. Orm'
Master orme, NJ N. o'shaughness.
P. A. Perry, A. Raas, Geo. l.. Reush
line, ]. r. Riley, j. Rosenberg. Mis-
Rosenberg, II. H. Scovel, A. Shireholt
Daniel Smiley. D. w. Stevens, T. +
Stewart, Miss Stewart, L. F. Ston
, Miss e. L. Stowe. S. Sussman. S. :
Teal, L. A. Thurston, wife and chil'
Geo. Tourny, ]. w. Van Bergen, Ge
. Warfield, VIM. Waterhouse, S. A.Wat
!, son, l.. f. Williams, a. w. Wilson an
wife, Mrs M. Beaton, G. Bell, Osca
, Bell, st. C. Bingood, y. Black. Sidne
Bovingdon, II. w. Brace, j. B. Cum
mings, H. E. Cuthbert, E. l.. Everett
G.. r. Gray, l. Cutie, w. ]. Harvey,
Keller, wife and infant, John Ludwi
: NJ. Magnon, VIM. Meyer. VIM. Moral
T. H. Campbell, ]. A. Nelson, ..
Pfafflin, p. H. Poindexter Miss n.
: Smith, ]. Smell, L. Steere and VIII
Chas. Stoltz, wv. Thies, w. A. Zabri:
kie.
For Pago Pago-Carl Bauscher.
. For Auclkland-A. w. Asper, x.
Cannon, w. ]. Cook and wife, D.
y Duncan, s. j. Johnson, C. Parkinso
w. Purdy. J. w. Silver, VIM. Gilber
a C. A. Hawkins, Lambton L. Mount.
: For Sydney-F. l.. Alley and wifi
J. Cobine, l.. F. Cockroft, Miss E. Ga
; vim, Mrs. w. d. K. Gibson, Ale
Markell and wife, d. Secular, w.
Secular, John d. Spreckels, Miss Gra
q Spreckels, t. K Stubbins, J. H. Wa
: ner, DR.. VIM. Warren, j. B. Call
a Posman. j. w. Prince, G.. r. Richen
G. A. j. Schotel, Mrs. e. w. Searl
q Master Searle.
n Join at Honolulu for Sydney-S.
p Clarke, P. III. Gavin, ]. n. Gourl
;, wife and maid F. T.. Grant and wit
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