Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-05-27
SIERRA FROM SOUTH
PASSENGERS NERVOUS
ABOUT EARTHQUAKES
Big List Of Through Passengers
Some Going to the Coronation
Boat Sails North
at 4 o'clock.

! Inc oceanic steamship sierra, Cap
tain Houdlette. from sydney. Auck.
land and Page Page. was sighted ff.
teen miles south at 7:i5 O'Clock TINS
morning. At 10 o'clock she entered
tie harbor and. turning. locked at
the channel wharf with her bow head.
ing seaward Some little time was oc.
CAPPED in docking the vessel and II
vas 1890 o'clock before the first pas.
sengers came ashore.
The Sierra sailed from Sydney on
the 18th instant. Auckland on the 18th
and Page Page on the 21st. Auckland
was left on the same day the Peru
sailed from San Francisco, so no later
news IL tue outside world was brought
/ by the Sierra. Fine weather was en-.
jcycd all the way from Sydney. The
RIM from the New South Wales port
was made in IA days and ~ hours ,
from ] ago Page in 6 days and hours.
News OF the terrible volcanic erup.
ton in Martinique was received by the
Sicrra's passengers in Auckland and
not lew OF the passengers looked to.
ward the vessels arrival at Page Page
With little fear, imaging that per.
haps the volcanic activity would ex.
tend to the islands of the Pacific. Not
a tremor or a culver or a rumble, fow.
ever, was there to Fighter them on
the Sierra's arrival at Page Page.
Reports from Sydney show that the
plague is in check. For the week end.
ing May 10th there were eight cases
OF the disease and two deaths.
Passengers for Honolulu are j. NJ.
Scott, DR.. w. J. Susmann, VI. AleNan.
der and wife, Guy Stanford, George
Bennett, A. II. Smith. l.. A. Gould. 4.
McAir and S. Mckay.
The list Of through passengers is a
large one and include a few persons
who are on the way 10 London to wit.
ness the coronation of King Edward.
Captain and Mrs. Philip Charley are
wealthy people FROM New South Wales.
The captain is grazier. Mr.. GAd
elers from South Australia. The Very
Reverend J. Hegerty of Victoria is on
his way home from the Colonies.
The complete list OF through passen,
gers Is as follows:
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Alexander, Mrs.
Beddard AID infant, II. II. Bridge, Mr.
Bradstreet. Humphrey Berkeley, w.
j. Becker, Captain and Mrs. Philip
Charley, Miss Charley, Mrs. c. Davis
and family, J. NJ. Fuller, Deane
French, w. Firman, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
J. Green. Very Rev. J. Hegarty. Mr.
Hepburn, c. Kirchen, Captain W. J.
Lambert. w. L. Macmillan, Miss B.
Mellor, Mr. and Mrs. Montgomery, Mr.
and Mrs. MacAlister, Z. Petersen, p.
J. Perry Geo. Reichardty Mr.. and Mrs
j. A. Riddoch, James NJ. Steel, Mr.
and Mrs. w. Sommers, DR.. Sussmann
Mr.. Stanford DR.. and Mrs. Todd, Mr.
and Mrs. l.. c. Trent Miss Trent, Miss
l.. Trent, Miss II. Trent. Miss F.
Trent, Miss +. Trent, W. Trent, /.
c. Trent Jr., Miss J. II. vlndin, Johr
Watson Miss Watson, Mrs. Willis ant
maid, Miss Susie Anderson, +. An
drews, Miss Bergman, G.. Bennett
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Benois, b. F. Blay
lock, Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Bryan ant
child, Mr. COPELAND, Geo. G.. Cassidy
Howard Chambers, Roger Dawson. ]
A. Fitzsimons, l.. A. Gould, J Colds
worthy, A. HollingswOrth, John Har
ris, Mrs. T.. Hazelton, Mr.. and Mrs
J. Johns, Mr.. and Mrs. Kaler and two
children, w. Kelly, ] Is. kaufman
Mr.. Lysnar, Miss Lysnar, Miss Lcicht
man, Mrs. Sarah F. Manning, Mr.. ant
Mrs. f. Metzler and family, Miss Mel
lie Noon, j. b. orion, MI. and Mrs. F
S. Pollock and child Ed. Fl. Roberts
Miss J.. Stacey, Mr.. and Mrs. Stinneal
and child, A. II. Smith, ID. W. Smout
c. j. Shackett, Mr.. Schantz, Mrs. vii
der, Mrs, A. Williams and child, c
thinner