The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-11-29

busy every step from the carriage to
the door of the dock picking up and
replacing the fowery tokens of est een
with which she was be6ecked. Her
style of beauty was enhanced by the
sweet smelling and varicolored garlands
enshrouding her form and delicately
pressing her neck and cheek and she
looked the very queen she is. The
Others of her company are Miss Ricca
Allen, Mr.. H. Bracy, Miss NJ. Blood
good, George Friend, John Glendining,
A. G. Greenway, NJ. Majeroni, C. Majer-
oni, Miss Marbury, Andrew Robson.
Paul Scandon and a. NJ Sheehan.
| Other DdsSeng gers on the Sonoma in
Guided Mrs. J. H. Richards. the moth
er of Theodore Richards, who has
/ been on a visit to Australia. F. G..
Robson, advance agent of the West
minister Jubilee Singers, who will play
here for a week later on. The Sono-
ma had an uneventful trip, leaving
Pdgo Page the 21st Auckland the 18th
and Sydney the 18th
The Manchuria brought to port the
, Governor General of the Philippines,
General Luke E. Wright, who is on
a six months leave of absence. He
is accompanied by his wife. Among
the other through passengers are Geo.
NJ. Rae. of the Far Eastern Review
of Manila
Hon. W. Cameron Forbes, Philippine
Commissioner, on a visit to Washing
ton.
w. c. WeIlborn and wife, from Ma
Mia. He is to appear before Congress
on the sugar question, now pending.
| E. de la Rama, from Manila who
represents the native sugar interests.
| Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Tidwell. from
Manila, where he occupies the position
/ as Deputy Collector of Customs.
| Capt. A. c. Baker, U. S. N. from
Manila. on a trip to Washington.
/ Capt J. NJ. Helm. U. S. N, from Ma
Mia, on a trip to Washington.
Lieuts. Pete Panutine and Demetre
Zabotkine, from Shanghai They are
of the Russian navy and on their way
back to Russia.
Maj. Gen. Pertev Pasha of the Turk
ish army, has been viewing the oper-
ations of the Japanese war
from the Japanese end OF it, on his
way to Constantinople.
Hon. L. C. Griscom, u. S. Minister
to Japan, accompanied by his wife,
returning to their home in Philadel-
phia.
Mrs. F. Bronson, the mother of Mrs.
L. c. Griscom.
! Calvert Brewer and wife. Mr.. Cal
vert is a prominent banker of New
York an 4 returning home after a tour
of the Orient. He represents the
United States Mortgage and Trust
Company and brought to Honolulu
the $4,000 900 of Territorial bonds Of
recent issue.
| Charles E. Pesoh and wife. Mr.. Pc
soil occupied a high position with the
Pacific Mail S. S. Co. in San Francisco,
returning home after a visit to Japan.
| Hubert Vos, the celebrated artist, re-
turning to New York after painting the
picture of the Empress at Picking.
! r. E. Gibbon Of Los Angeles who is
interested in railroads in Southern
California, is returning home after a
tour of the Orient. He is accompanied
by his wife.
I Among the many passengers of
prominence are the following for Homo
lulu:
DR.. c. P. Page, U. S. N, and wife.
who are to take a transport at Homo
lulu for Guam where he occupies the
position as chief surgeon of the navy.
i Kamezo Tsuchiya, secretary of the
japanese Consulate at Honolulu.
trip in her history. Captain Saunders
is quoted as saying that it was the
toughest he had ever experienced in
the past fifteen years IN that it kept
up during the entire voyage of nine
days, from Yokohama. She made good
time, however, nine days and ten
hours to Honolulu.
The vessel has for this port 2054
! tons, reca pitulated as follows:
Merchandise, 2577 pkgs.; mating, 228
pkgs.; bamboo ware, 40 pkgs.; oil, 104
pkgs.; tea, 113 pkgs.; wine, 100 pkgs.;
vinegar 79 pkgs.; beans, 731 pkgs.;
rice, 7777 pkgs.; gunnies, 977 pkgs.;
medicine. 81 pkgs.; sea weed, 10 pkgs.;
curios 25S pkgs.; canned goods, 1872
pkgs: soy, 1887 pkgs.; sake 1910 pkgs.
peanuts. 80 pkgs.; provisions, 1856
pkgs. parcels, pkgs.; total, 1896
pkgs.
She has as cargo for San Francisco
| 6605 tons. san Francisco passengers
number 131 cabin. 20 Storage, and SO
Asiatic. Honolulu, II cabin, steer
age and 31S Asiatic of which SIX are
| Chinese.
SHIPPING NOTES.
The Sierra left San Francisco eight
hours late.
The Reyer has not been libeled yet
although she has discharged a large
portion of her cargo 1t is said that a
settlement is in prospect without the
Intervention of the courts.
The new turbine steamer Mohena, for
the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES line, viii leave
sydney April Is and arrive here about
May ,. She will be the first steamer OF
that type to call at Honolulu.
The steamer Waialeale, formerly
owned by the Inter-Island Steam Navi-