The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-11-20

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The Pacific Mail liner Siberia, from
the Orient, arrived yesterday morning
with large number of through pas
sengers and 573 Japanese laborers for
Honolulu. On the seventeen days run
from Shanghai the liner encountered
good weather.
Among the passengers is Thomas ID.
Mckay, the well known agent of the
Pacific Mail company. Mr.. Mckay has
a host of friends in Honolulu and re-
ceived the glad hand wherever he went
| in the city yesterday.
DR.. d. p. Barrows, Superintendent of
Public instruction in the Philippines,
| is going to the mainland on vacation.
| During the stay of the vessel. in port
| he was introduced to many leading
! educationalists of the city and visited
! several of the schools. He is accom-
| panied by Mrs. Barrows and his two
daughters
| DR.. w. II. Day, who was here some
time ago among the stranded passengers
|
as chairman at the various meetings of
the wrecked company. is returning to
his home in Los Angeles.
| Baron de Herrenschwand is a Swiss
| nobleman, making Il tour of the world,
Captain D. S. Robertson is an at
tache of the legation at Tientsin, trav-
| cling on leave.
| Mrs. J. y. Wilder, who is accom-
panied by two sons and two daughters,
| is the wife of Consul Wilder, of Hong
kong.
The Siberia brings cargo of 623z
tons, 1713 tons of which were consign-
ed here. The through freight consists
| of $500 bales of raw silk, 5000 chests
| of tea and 10000 rolls of mating.
The liner sails from Hackfeld s wharf
for the Coast this morning at 10
clock.
LOCAL NOTICES TO MARINERS
Honolulu. T. H., November 20, 1906.
The following affects the List of
Lights and Fog Signals, Pacific coast,
1906:
HAWAII.
Honolulu Narbor Channel Lights,
page So, after No. 279 Dist of Lights,
Buoys and Daymarks, 18th L. H. Sub
district, 1906, page 49,.
About December s. 1906, the following
described lights will be established to
mark the 35-foot channel into Honolulu
harbor, southerly side of the island of
Oahu:
Light No 8, a fixed white lens-lan-
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a single pile, in about IS feet of water.
about 20 feet to the westward of the
westerly edge of the channel. and about
1850 feet (9-16 mile) S by w rs W from
Honolulu range front light.
Light No. 4, a fixed red lens-lantern
light, II feet above the water, on a
single pile, in about % feet of water,
about 20 feet to the eastH >rd of the
easterly edge of the channel, abreast
of and about $40 feet ESE rs E from
Light No. 8, and about 1925 feet (9-16
mile) S by w lie w from Honolulu
range front light.
Light No. 5, a fixed while lens-lan- |
tern light, II feet above the water, on
a single pile, in about Ia feet of water, !
about 20 feet to the westward of the |
westerly edge of the channel at its /!
first bend, about 920 feet n by E 1-8 E
form Light No. 3, and about 2460 feet !
(2-5 mile) SSw Is w from Honolulu !
range front light.
Light No. 6, a fixed red lens-lantern !
light, IL feet above the water, on a /
single pile, in about IS feet of water,
about 10 feet to the eastward of the
easterly side of the channel at it's first
bend, abreast of and about $40 feet
ESE 3-8 E from Light No. 5, and about
2470 feet (2-5 mile) by w 1-16 w from
Honolulu range front light.
Light No Z, a fixed white lens-lan
tern light, IL feet above the water, on
a single pile, in about II feet of water,
about 20 feet to the westward of the
westerly edge of the channel, about
$50 feet NNE Is E from Light No. 5,
and about 1915 feet GA mile) SSW is
w from Honolulu range front light.
Light No. s, a fixed red lens-lantern
light. Il feet above the water, on
single pile, in about 20 feet of water.
about 20 feet to the eastward of the
easterly edge Of the channel. abreast
of and about $40 feet ESE is E from
Light No. Z. and ABOUT 1880 feet IA
miIe) S 3-S w from Honolulu range
front light.
BY order of The Lighthouse Board.
]. F. CARTER,
Lieutenant, U. S. Navy.
Assistant to the Inspector, 18th L. II.
District.
ANOTHER COAL STEAMER AR
RINES.
The British steamer Willesden, Cap
tain Raeburn. arrived Yesterday even
ing from Newcastle with coal for the
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