The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-03-26
GOING TO SEE
THE CORONATION
Sierra Arrives With the Largest
List Of Through Passengers
in Years.

The Sierra from the Colonies and
Page Page. was sighted at o'clock
yesterday afternoon and locked about
7:3O o'clock at the Quarantine wharf.
Sydney was left on March IL and Auck-
land on March 10. The time of the run
from Sydney was fourteen days, TWEEN
ty-three hours. and from Page Page
about six days. Fair weather was ex-
perienced all the way here.
When the Sierra left Sydney there
were forty cases of plague and on this
account she did not go to wharf at
are being taken to prevent the disease
from spreading from Sydney.
The Sierra brought eighty-nine tons
of freight and the biggest list of pas
sengers that has come this way at one
time in years. a great number of them
are bound for England to take in the
sights of the coronation.
Between Sydney and Auckland a
steerage passenger succumbed to an
attack of heart failure and was buried
at sea.
News came on the steamer that the
Australian cricket team easily defeated
the English eleven in the fifth and final
international test match. A report was
also received that an Auckland athlete
had succeeded in breaking the worlds
record for the 120-yards hurdle race,
Pennsylvania. The name of the pres
ent holder is G. w. Smith.
The Sierra takes $50 tons of coal here
and will sail for San Francisco at II a.
m. today. Passengers for Honolulu
were as follows:
II. Smith, c. r. James, Miss NJ. Tall,
Mrs. A. Weisner, Z. St. Suprey. Mr..
and Mrs. T. Fallon, Miss L. NJ. D'Oyly,
E. II. Hart. II. Smith, G.. Kunst. DR.. w.
Grand. Miss T. Schlutter, Miss A.
Sehlutter. Theodore Wores.
Theodore Wores. the artist, returned
from trip to Samoa, where ne has
spent some time depicting native types
Following is the Sierra's complete pas
senger list:
C. A Arnold. Miss Mary p Adams.
Mrs. F. A. Baylis and two children, ].
A. Butler, Thos. Bicknell, c. c. Beth
une, Mr.. and Mrs. Bealey, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Coles, Mr.. and Mrs. r. Craig,
w. Cooper, Henry Campbell, Elliott
Chapman. J. A. Dunlop, Mrs. A. b. and
Miss Donald, Messrs. A. 3. and j. and
Master Donald, Miss l. NJ. S. D'Oyly,
Z. Davis. DIR. and Mrs. Findlay, A. F.
Fox, j. NJ. Fountain, Rev. James Fur
long, Mrs. F. Cough, Mrs. Goodrich,
Mr.. and Mrs. Hatfield, E. II. Hart. G:
NJ Hart a. a. Henriques. Miss Hen
riques, Miss Henriques, Colonel and
Mrs NJ. d. Hodge. Percy Hordern, Miss
Alice Hollander. c. Russell James. ]. II.
Johnson, Miss Jameson, VIM. F. Jacob, |
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James Leslie. Mr.. and Mrs. Alex. Lion,
Mrs. McMurran. Mrs. F. c. Matthews
and son, F. Malley. Miss halliday, F. !
Moore, Mr.. and Mrs. McGregor, Mrs. F. |
Miss f. Mind, Mr.. and Mrs. !
J. F. O'Gorman. Mr.. and Mrs. T. ORAL |
lon. DIR. E. F. O'Sullivan, w. Peacock, !
A. s. Paterson, Mrs. Parker. Miss Mary
Arnold. Mrs. Akers and two children,
r. Alcock, c. +. Arnold, c. f. Badger, !
Mrs. A. r. Broom and two children, |
Mr.. Ballentyne, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Cham
pion, Mr.. and Mrs. w. Frey, Mr.. and I.
Mrs. Gustave Felix, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
E. G. Firebrace and children, Mrs. ].
]. Gavin and girl. j. ]. Gavin, Master
Gavin, G. r. Gaggin. Miss Hay, Nj. |
Hay. r. Ince. Mr.. and Mr.. Jensen, Tiss
Lally. John Mcmillan, Miss Belle Mil
cite, Mr.. Menzies. w. A. Marshall, Mr..
and Mrs. James Renwick, DR.. G. Ro-
neo. Mrs. G.. Stuhr and three children,
Copeland Spode, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Stew
enson. Thos. Tubman, Mr.. and Mrs.
Wright and child. ]. p de WAL, Mr..
Westland. Mr.. Woollermann, Mr.. and
Mrs Woodroffe, Mrs. and Miss With
ers. o. o. Workman, A. ]. Walker. Mr..
md Mrs. Charles walker, Mrs. Weis-
.ner. Mrs. Wyman. Miss Tail, r. II.
Thompson. r. Thompson, Austin
strong. Hampden Smith, Miss Geral-
line f. Spring. w. II. Robinson, DR..
md Mrs. Chas. d. H. Rygate, S. N.
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