The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-12-21

MARINE:
DOHIc HAS SMALL LIST.

The .. * O. s :. Doric arrived yes
terday afternoon from the Orient, haV-
ing had an uneventful run of nine days
and sixteen hours. She brings a small
list of cabin passengers, twenty-five in
all, Of whom six are for Honolulu.
a. F. Judd. who has been in the
Philippines for some months with a
view of promoting the immigration of
Iaborers into Hawaii from there, re-
turned on the Doric, bringing with him
fifteen representative Filipinos of the
class of labor desired.
Among the through passengers is
Chief Paymaster o. Reddart of the
German navy, who is returning TO Eu-
rope from China w Domnich, an
other through passenger for the main
land. is a prominent silk exporter of
Canton.
In the steeragc the Doric brought 2SS
Japanese for Hawaii. the fifteen Fill
pinos mentioned and nine Chinese. She
has also $50 Orientals for San Fran
cisco. including a few Sikhs.
The liner sailed from Hongkong on
November 80, Shanghai December 3,
Nagasaki December ;, and Yokohama
on the 18th. docking at the Railroad
HEofI StSltidCtS ctiNNiiApcii OF % " NAcNfN'
She continues her voyage to the Coast
this morning, sailing at 9 O'Clock.
There was some discomfort among
the steeraee passengers aboard last
night. Because of the crowded state
of the immigration shed by the thou
sand Japanese who had been brought
over yesterday from the S. S. Kusuho,
there was no place to put the arrivals
from the Doric. and they were obliged
to defer their landing until this morn
ing Such a thing had not been antici-
pated and before the arrival Of ths
vessel the hunks had all been Knocked
down in the steerage. For their last
night on the ship the Honolulu Japa-
pese slept any old place.
CHINA BRINGS WELL KNOWN
PEOPLE.
The Pacific Mail S. S. China. which
arrived from the Coast yesterday
morning, brought twenty-seven cabin
passengers for Honolulu, one half of
her entire list. The voyage down was
pleasant one and uneventful. A
weeks mail. consisting of 40S sacks
was delivered.
The liner is locked at the channel
wharf where she took on coal yester-
day for her voyage. The fuel supply
at San Francisco is by no means ade-
Quate despite the fact that the block
ade of the coal trains throughout the
West has been broken, and the China
secured only coal enough to bring her
this far on her passage.
Among the Honolulu passengers are
many well known local people, among
these being Harold Castle, w. F. Dill
bingham, Mrs. S. Sorenson, Miss Anna
Sorenson, Miss Dagmar Sorenson and
Mrs. E. H. Leonard, Mr.. and Mrs. r.
G. Ross, who are booked through for
Yokohama, will lay-over here until the
arrival of the Mongolia.
The China will sail for the Orient
this morning at o'clock.
SHIPPING NOTES.
J. 3. Morris, who has been first as
sistant engineer of the liner Siberia
since she was placed in commission,
has been granted leave of absence, and
may go out as chief engineer of some
other Pacific Mail steamer.
]. Hamilton is with the S. S. China
this trip as chief steward, taking the
place of W. HOllingum, who is laid off
through sickness. Hamilton was the
second steward on the S. S. Mongolia
when that vessel was ashore at Midway
his arrival here that the Board of In
quiry had Cancelled Captain Porter's
license.