The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-11-12


steerage passengers for Honolulu. and
with only fourteen first-class cabin
passengers all told, the Togo kiser.
Kaisha 5. $. America Maru arrived
and locked at the Hdckreld wharf
Owing to the large number of people
aboard for this place and the fact thai
the local agents will not give overtime
wages the America Maru will remain
here until O'CLOCK this evening. This
will give the business community am
pie time TO prepare it's Coast mail in
answer to that received on the Ala
media
The America Maru's trip was un-
eventful and exceedingly pleasant.
Among the passengers is General Man
ager NJ. Shiraishi of the T. K. K. line,
who goes to San Francisco to confer
with Mr. Avery, assistant general man.
ager of the line. Both officials are ex-
pected to return to Japan on the next
trip of the America Maru. Mrs Avery.
who is a guest at the Moana Hotel,
will join her husband on his arrival
here and they will continue the voyage
to the Orient together.
DR.. S Terano is the consulting en-
gineer of the T. K. K. line and goes to
England to look after the engines for
the new big T. X. X. steamships being
constructed at Nagasaki, the first of
which will be commissioned about No
vember, 1907.
Miss Katydid Jones, who stops over
at Honolulu, is a sister of the Amer
lean Consul at Dalny, Manchuria, now
a Japanese open port. Miss Jones has
passed through Honolulu before and
has many friends here. among them
being Mrs. l. Tenney Peck. Miss Jones
has been the guest of her brother for
some time. Consul Jones will pass
through here in a few weeks on full
leave of absence. They will continue
to the mainland together. Consul Jones
goes to Washington to confer with
Third Assistant Secretary of State Will
son, Eho has charge of the consular
department.
1t. Col. Roubovsky is Russian
army officer who has lately been sta
toned at Vladivostok.
Mr. H. Tompkins is a prominent tea
merchant who will make two or three
DuSIueSS tIlpS " the SIiSut.
MALONY TRANSFERRED.
F. C. Mallory, freight clerk of the T.
K. K. America Maru, which arrived
yesterday from Yokohama. has been
detached by cable orders from San
Francisco to await the arrival of the
Hongkong Maru. which sailed from tho
Coast on November without a freight
clerk. Mr.. Mallory was quite surprised
to receive the order 1t is understood
that Mr. Rowland. freight clerk of the !
Hongkong Maru, has quit the service, !
at least temporarily. That Mr. Mallory
should be selected to fill the post at
Honolulu is feather in his cap, as it
will require an able man to pick up the
details of the work from San Francisco !
here and complete the lists out to the
Orient Mr.. Mallory is considered one
of the best freight clerks in the SER !
vice.
SIBERIA'S ACCOMMODATIONS.
The Pacific Mail s. S. Siberia sailed
from Yokohama for Honolulu on No
dations for about forty passengers
from here to the Coast. She carries a
through list of about one hundred. The
vessel will arrive here the morning of !
November 10, Monday.
NEW CHIEF STEWARD.
w. j. Brady is making his first trip
here as chief steward of the Oceanic
liner Alameda. succeeding Chief Stew
ard Hackett who goes in the same ca
pacity on the S. s. Sierra. Mr. Brady
was for a long time second steward on
the Alameda. and previously was store
keeper on the Sierra. He has a large