The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-06-05
AORANGI TOOK
MANY PASSENGERS

The Royal Mail steamship Aorangi
arrived from Sydney. Brisbane and
Suva yesterday morning after a fine
trip. and went TO the Pacific Mail
wharf. The only passengers for Ho-
nolulu were Mr.. j. Bowling and Mr. J.
Sunderland. There were 124 through
passengers aboard the vessel. among
whom were the Honorable z. Millar
and the Honorable w. Knox, members
OF the Australian parliament. Captain
Lambert is going through TO the cor
onation. He received a cable from En-
gland just before the steamer sailed
from Sydney. ordering him to London.
The Aorangi will reach Vancouver in
time for the coronation passengers to
arrive in London the day before the
ceremony. that is provided they do not
II u TO make connections by land and
sea.
Another through passenger was c.
Remedies manager OF the British Cable
Company which is laying the line from
Vancouver down through flaming ISL
and to the colonies.
Sixteen tons of general merchandise
were brought for Honolulu.
On Tuesday a dead whale was sight
ed but no signs Of volcanic action of
the coast OF Hawaii were noticeable.
The Aorangfs passenger list was as
follows: Mrs. Hawkes.. Mrs. Kirkby.
1iIS. w. fklQlHBs - It AOHr fitN
w. Z. Crawford, Mrs. Crawford, w. c.
Howe. Mrs. Evers. Miss Thompson. T.
II. Donkin, W. n. Stephens. l. Trevor
Jores. Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Mexican. II.
Bowling. G. Z. Marindin. Mrs. Marin
din. Miss II. Marindin. J. McGill, ]. N.
Sproat, c.. Robertson. hr. and Mrs.
Slocock. Miss Bessie Mccormack. Ed
ward Mccormack. +. p. Humphrey. w.
III. Reynolds. Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson.
Mrs. Ball. Master Ball. Mrs. Gale. Mrs.
Thomas. w. Hay. Commander Philip
Hankin. r. N; Mrs. Hankin. e. L. ID.
Clarke. Miss Davey. Mr.. and Mrs. Da-
vey. Hon. e Miller Miss ]. j. Davey.
Miss Doris Davey. Miss Gladys Davey.
Hon. w. Knox. Mrs. Knox. Mrs. Blair.
Miss Blair. Mr.. and Mrs. HUMPHREYS.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Hazlett. John Edmond
son. Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. II. Cess. G.
Thornton. Mrs. Thornton. Capt G. II.
Blenkin. II. WHITTIER. Dir. and Mrs. j.
Bell. Miss A. Thorpe. Mrs. Purdy. A.
Lister. DIR. j. +. Caldwell. j. a. Cald
well. A. T. Cavili. Mrs. Cavili and two
children. w. o. e. Whall. r. ~. r.: Il.
Hollis. Charles Evans. c. L. Aldridge.
Mrs. Aidridge. Miss Gladys Aldridge,
Master ". Aldridge. Miss ID. Aldridge.
Mrs. Low. Master Gavin Low. Miss
Rita Low. Miss Muriel Low. Mrs.
Craig. Miss Edna Craig. Miss Vera
Craig. Mrs. Bell. Miss Hanger. Mr.. and
Mrs. Robinson. r. Lear. l.. +. Clarke.
Miss Ashton. Miss Fraser. Samuel
J. Sunderland. Miss r. White.
L. Lamb. T. Ensor. T. 5. Young. Rev.
r. +. CObboid. NJ. A.: \. Martin. W.
King. Miss Dench. G. H Turner. = a
Dougan. r. Connor. T. w Newing.
Mrs. T.. w. Newing and three children.
Joseph Tyas. and a number OF steerage
The vessel sailed for Vancouver and
Victoria at $3.50 p. IN. taking the fol-
Naaa.a NaaN
two children. Mrs. Judges and two chill
dren. Ella v. Neibel Miss Tamate. Mrs.
g. :. waterhouse. Miss +. NJ. Carter. 1
Miss III. L. Young. Mrs. j. :. Muirhead
and three children. John Hawke and /.
wife. l.. l. McTaggart. Mrs. g. Anne
mann and three children. Mr.. and Mrs. /
John ID. waldron and child. a Benson. |
Misses II. and l.. Hits. j. +. Maxfield. |
l.. :. Mathews. j. r. Fenwick. Nalen- !
tine Rodrigues. Mrs. Rodrigues. T.. Il. /
Maria and wife. DIR. and Mrs. Savary 1
and two children. Mrs. II. Nj. Pistolesi. /
|. Gonsalves. Charles Meinecke, r. /
DR.. and Mrs. Burns and two |
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Beckert. /
John Thompson, V. &. Hickey. q. r. /
Irdan. George Dawson. j. X. Highly A. |
I. Hendrick. J. s. Lewis. Frank Lewis. 4
DIR. and Mrs. James Fiuney. Antoine |
Deal. J. Mathews. c.. Goodman, Miss /
L. =. Mathews. J. NJ. Barrow. ]. w. |
Ehle. F. G. Holland. Robert Brown.
Mrs. j. Shuman and child. Kitaro Mat
suo. II. Obata. George III. Blackwell, X. /
NJ. Darrach.
The band did not play the vessel off. |
but a number OF pleasing songs were /
sung by students OF Kawaiahao Semi /
nary in honor of n departing teacher. !
Among the departing passengers /
we're Mr.. and Mrs. j. ID. Waldron and \
,hild. Mr.. Waldron was until recent
y superintendent of the Boys Brigade.
nsga us~1...V 4, II
received Il call as pastor OF church.
Fred Scott. editor OF the defunct 1
Gossip" goes To his home in Winni-
peg on Il short visit.
j +. Fenwick and w. McWhirter.
he well known Association football
players. also departed on the steamer.
The former goes To his home in Scot
and for four months vacation. Nc
Whittier Journeys To Seattle and VIII
cot return 10 Honolulu.
Sydney Jordan goes TO the coast on
/ three months trip. combining bust
sIontezuma mine in British Columbia,
n which he and his father. X. \. Jor-
Ian. are largely interested.
Robert Morris Darrach. young
who has been recuperat-
ny here. returns To his home per the
Aorangi.
The presence on board the Aorangi of
cveral pretty girls from the colonies
-as commented on by the Honolulans
Who saw the boat of for the coast yes
erday afternoon. They had the fresh,
ink compilations OF the English-bre
iris. were gowned in white and were
Iuite picturesque in their broad brim-
ned hats. So seldom are such dreams
z iovgiir.ss seen aboard the average
oionial steamer that these young la
lee drew all eyes.
Tampico Gone.