The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1901-02-22
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HERE.
,From Thursdays Daily)


came with very large passenger list,
nearly all being for Honolulu.
Shorty alter o clock IN tie evening
the Ventura was sighed fifteen miles
east, although at first Ii was not
known whether 1t was the Ventura or
not. as the Hanalei was also expected
to arrive from the Coast yesterday.
The wind was doing its best to blow
gale from the southwest and whea
the doctor ventured out in his launch to
meet the big vessel outside of the har-
Dor the sea was so rough that he put
back to port and took the tug Fearless
out to meet her. Some little difficulty
was experienced in getting from the
tug to the Ventura's side. on account
of the roughress of the sea, but the
doctor frally managed to get aboard.
1t took some time to examine the
passengers and 1t was 10 O'Clock before
the great vessel was alongside the Oce-
anic wharf. where the usual large
crowd had gathered to welcome their
\riends from the Coast. TIE hui OF tn"
Ventura tas been painted black, I'M
like her sisters. whose sides are white.
This is her first voyage to this port.
She is identical to the Sierra and the
Sonona which have already passed
through here.
The Ventura sailed from San Fran
cisco on the 18th instant at 1855 p. M
The actual time occupied On the "TRIP
down was > days. 10 hours and IS min
utes Fine weather was experienced
throughout the passage
,ryo h,,,dred naseenpers i,cIudin,.
- -, 80
brought for Honolulu.
~.
tons. cargo in transit equals LES tons.
There are forty-fve PASSENGERS in
tr,rsi, A n,rkare of tra,erre was
,,,,r. IIr,,,r,, Lie, ~
u,ousa. io' N"'ueu a.
$S.522.26. Il. ii. buchanan is the purser
Page. Auckland and Sydney some time
TODAY. During the passage down
s,e.,,or u,i,h . r.hi+a huiI ana a hIaclr
s,r,a,o.,ooi, r,oa ,,osnaa aho,,. 40
.'o was iasIeu 'ouu' NV
miles of. 1t was probably the indi-
ana.
George Warfeld. a son of General
warfield nrnn,;etor of the California
ua,aI ~
ho'ei, - mere ,,,,,.,
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pIoii.i'ehl nentper Oh 'he Fehnsyi-
'a'A "'eei S sn rra,o,soo
-: W. "IsoA Vi oah Iahclsco, =
Gapi'aiis'' Is accompanied ny his
VIZ ", n,., ,. 90
Mrs. w. Z. Daniels, prominent So
ciety lady, III company win MISS
MARSH, poth OF DehSei' comes lot
rev weeks
George .. Dearborn, president OF the
iawa.lan-Ahierican steamship CON-
pany. Is accompanied by ms wile ana
Two chilaIen. me company mas init
ated a direct service py seven steam
ers between san frahclsco, HoHolu anl
ana rev iork. TWO steamers Oh o,ooo
TONS each are now puiiuihs 10 run pc
tween honolulu ana san FRANCISCO.
and p psaasnra in his oi nresent tr,n s' anI
.uiI rnraain for .au ave p w,eats 'ip anu
Among III. Kan,aainss re,nrn,ne nv
tba Wen,ura ira w n AIevander IT.
and h;a sis+ar Nav ~ II par,,et,
II Fave y - niacfarIane
R.,s y Dii,prb,rn and Wiz :,
A Thurston and wife VIM water
housa an6 Mrs III Karr
q 7. Edwards canitaIist Of 81
Iouis Mo 10 accn,nnanied nv his
wife and SON On a Measure tour
W 6 Goodfeiiov is nna of tho Load
Ing attorneys az San Franciscn He In
general colinsel for the German saw
inrs Rank Mrs, GoodfeTow accom-
nanies ber bnsha,d M coo5felIow
n,iii aisa ~ - t,a,,,. 20 ia,oi ~,
10 rnon &c ,ba Fnrn,ar ,,'>ar ~ -,
Pa amo ~ ecbonna, vacbt now o,yn
a.. a., I,a ~ 80 ~ y,'rtt' nv" 0""
InLr ! in,,6 Si,.aItt'r ,ho 30.
,on 't n.y. P, "" &c u .ne Ger-
10 aoo ,, Us I'm ~ 90" t"hS'Se"'
p, ,Taoi. ~ ~ IL, ais,
.rd MI. W., III. T 81 IN ms VIZ
or ia ,io' NV uih5q az,
Stotas T9S.in,, ~ - E Isl '"e oHi'en
Corto,n NI,t Gnu ~ W, ,i., ~,
n, sbiHs i,i;r, ,Son % 'ne MA ma'soh Ihe
Era ,nisco ,oeo,',,,.,IeH iit'o amu onl
80 A., Suoinlali'eu ny nus Wile
H. he 20, - 20 on piSusuis l'lp:
The IT. ~, o. aiie s'oe l,1 Oh
So. tta LII ,tr r'. ana co'''es 10
'ne 'iI'l oesln Mo'h'
IL; W. McConHell mas purchased the
cyclorama OF ktlauea and viii eN-
iiplt II at the Buffalo international
Exposition lie desires 70 secure n
general Hawaiian EXHIBIT, and brings
letters irom the director general to
S 20 bole ASKING ms assistance.
MI A4SSohHS'l oHS4S 10 assume the