Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-04-06
vanilla AND Onions
AORANGl FROM COLONIES
WITH CROWD IN TRANSIT
FOUR PASSENGERS FOR HoNoLU.
LU-cUTTiNGS FROM SuvA.
SHIPS NEWSPAPER.
REPORT.

With four passengers for this port,
y. II. Spry, G. Myers, q. NJ. Bonce and
Miss c. A. Richardson and cargo, in
Guiding one hundred cases of onions
and twenty bundles OF vanilla cuttings,
the latter from Suva, the Royal Mail
steamship Aorangi, Captain Phillips,
arrived in port early this morning
from the Colonies, docking at the Pa
ciiic Mail wharf. At o'clock this at
ternoon she sails for Vancouver and
Victoria.
The Aorangi carries a large number
Of through passengers, III in all, and
7a22 packages OF general cargo.
Following is Purser p. CoXalls re-
port Left Sydney March u at leo
p. m; experienced moderate S. W.
breeze and fine weather to Brisbane,
which port was reached at 1915 a. m,
23rd March. Anchored in Brisbane
Road at 4:55 a. m; received mails and
passengers at 1886 a. m, Gath March
and sailed for Suva at 1912 a. III.
Passed Mathew Island at 1908 a. M,
eth March. Experienced strong S. Z.
and n. Z. winds, with changeable
weather to Suva, which port was
reached 2sth March, 1886 p. m. Re-
ceived mails, passengers and cargo ex
s 5. Moura from New Zealand and con-
H., Goth March. Cleared Fill group
18th March at ~: Is a. m; passed Alofa
and Home Islands on 29th March, at
12:Ci p. IN. Passed Hull Island at
y. m, 31st March. During the pas
sage from Suva, moderate sea with
fine weather and N. L. and Z. n. 4,
winds met with. Aorangi arrived at
Honolulu 6 a. NJ, 9Th April; made fast
to wharf at s a. M"
From the "Aorangi Argus" lively
little paper published aboard the YES
~seI, the following items are taken:
On Sunday morning, some interest
was exhibited at the sight OF an island
far away on the starboard beam. This
was most probably Mathew Island. l,
appeared but cone Of rock in the
distance"
Amongst the second saloon passen'
gers are two well known 'theatricals'
from MIR. Richards, who have JUS
closed long season at the various
Rickardian houses. Messrs. Foster ant
Burton are both fine singers, and they
are to be congratulated on long en-
gagement on the world-famed Orpheun
circuit, opening In San Francisco"
"Suya was reached on Monday nigh
after a passage Of four days and q
hours from Brisbane. This was not a
all bad performance considering thu
strong head winds which were encount
cred the whole time"
Following is a list Of the Aorangi'!
through passengers:
DR.. b. G. Corney. Mrs. Corney, Rev
Father J. Balazue, J. H. Spry, Genera
Sir Robert Low, Miss Low, Arthu
Pratt, DR.. Basil e. Lawrence, Mrs
Lawrence, Miss Lawrence, w. Robin
son, DR.. and Mrs. Stewart, Mr. an,
Mrs. George Johnston. Mrs. NJ. Riley
Mrs. F. Anderson. ]. Anderson, Mr.
and Mrs. X. J. Alcock, Miss Maud
Watt, Mrs. Alice Watt, A. j. Dease
Mrs. Graham, II. w. Berry, Mrs. II
w. Berry, Master r. A. Berry, S. c
Berry, l.. L. Berry, Mr.. and Mrs. j.. A
Riddock, Mrs and Mrs. j. Mccall, Rev
}. Cumming, Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Wat
son, Miss Nee. Macdonald, Miss MEG
Macdonald, F. Rose, Mrs. A. J. Sipp
and infant, A. PimlOtt, Miss Richard
son. Mrs. A. II. Jackson,c +. Mclean
Miss Rogers, Miss F., McKone, MI
and Mrs ID. Abel, A. Sturgeon, J. Al
lson; G. Wilson, Miss G. Wilson, Mas
ters Wilson 80, J. H. Ashwell, c. Dun
cher. r. Russell, Mrs, Dorvills, Misse