The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-04-20
MANY DEPARTED
IN The SIERRA

| sSStS10dy AFTERNOON TO
witness the departure of the Oceanic
liner Sierra for San Francisco. with
the large number of through passen-
gers from the Colonies. the crowd which
Joined the vessel at Honolulu filed up
all of the steamers available passen-
ger accommodation. A large number of
well known Honolulu people went
away.
The lei girls must have had an enor-
nous days business yesterday for the
departing passengers were simply load
ed down with flowers
On the wharf an interesting sight
was the ''Nachur MAN. Clad in his
negiigee costume and wearing a small
celluloid shield for the protection of
his eyes from the sun the s.Nachur
Man" had busted himself all day
wheeling truck loads of sugar from
the wharf into the hold of the Sierra.
He enjoyed the work and also the peo-
pie who watched him. The Oceanic
wharf superintendent stated that Oar
ling was mot working for money--only
for love-" And his heart seemed to be
overjoyed when he was permitted to
cart great punches of '1ushus ripe ba-
nanas" on board the steamer
Among those departing were Mr. and
Mrs. B. f. Dillingham; who were sur
rounded by host OF weil-wishers.
Samuel of Posen (M. B. Curtis),
wearing big native hat, and Madame
slapoffski, the, singer. left for the
mainland.
II. s. Rand. wife and daughter. who
have spent the winter in the islands |
left on their. return voyage to their
home in Burlington. Iowa.
Mrs. G. NJ. Whitney left to join Mr..
Whitney on the mainland. |
]. S. McCandless left to visit his
father, who is reported to be in Ill |
health, at Tacoma.
Mrs. C. M. Abbott and child left to |
make their future home at Berkeley.
w. f. Leigh. superintendent of the
Mutual Telephone Company. went away
for vacation trip to San Francisco
and Los Angeles and is expected to re-
turn In about six weeks.
Tom James. owner of the clifton
and Mrs. James departed for a short
visit on the Coast.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H, Crawford, j. d. +
Crawford, and Miss Mary Crawfords
and Mr.. and Mrs. Pritchard, Colorado
tourists who have spent some time at
Mrs. Gray,s. are returning to their
homes.
w. t. warop. formerly in the en-
ploy of J. A. M johnson, left for
Cal. where he will go into
business with his parents.
Mrs. M E. Fleming. mother of AS
sistant Attorney General Fleming, re-
turned to the Coast after a lengthy
visit with her SON.
r. ". Woods and wife, OF Kealake-
lxua. Hawaii. left for London. and viii
return next September.
Bradford N. Newman, for some time
l clerk in the Hebron Drug store, left
for the Coast and win remain away
The Sierra arrived from Sydney.
Auckland, Page Page, and Tanning
Island early yesterday morning. She
vas loaded to almost her full capacity !
md took no coal here but did take a
quantity of miscellaneous freight and
lbout 200 tons of sugar Among the
argo for this port from Australia was
large shipment of onions.
On account of delay in loading sugar
was half past four o'clock before the
esse1 left the wharf. The many friends
( Pilot Macaulay were pleased to see
i'm on the bridge of the Sierra TAX
lg the vessel out to sea- He has en-
rely recovered from the illness fol- i
wing his recent narrow escape from
ROWING in the harbor. 3
HAD A sHIPwREcKED CREW. 7
On her outward trip to the Colonies
lie Sierra took ON board at Pago Page o
lie crew of the Norwegian bark Sap
40, which was abandoned off the Cape
Good Hope last December. The bark :
as waterlogged and the crew had to
ave her. They were picked up by a
sssel bound for Page Page with
lrgo of coal for the United States :.
overnment and We're landed at the +,
tier port. They were sent on the o.
ezra from that port to Australia and "
ie Norwegian consul at Sydney for - =,
arded them to their homes in Nor 81
ay. a.
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