The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1906-02-20
MARINE
cnrNA BRrNos TOURISTS.

cisco and locked NJ the channel
wharf. The vessel will leave for Orient
ports NJ n. m. today.
The Grip was quite rough and this oc'
easioned considerable delay Ia reaching
port. There is a large lisi u passcn.
gers for Honolulu and fairly good list
FOR Orient ports, including Manila. at
which port the vessel calls this trip.
Most OF the passengers for Honolulu
are tourists.
Among the local people are G. J.
Fcknrt, director Of the Hawaiian Sugar
Planters Experiment Station. Mr..
Eckardt went to the Coast on a health
trip. Mrs. Eckardt ls not well and she
remained behind. NJ NJ. O'Shaugh-
messy. the engineer who is directing the
operations of the kohala ditch, re-
turned from business trip to San
Francisco +. +. Gliding, manager Of "A
Hawaii plantation, returned from n
visit to the Coast. $. Beardmore also
returned from n trip to the Old
country.
George p. Thielen. who went to Cali
fornia as the representative of James
b. Castle, returned in charge of the
Molokans here.
c. NJ. Robinson of New York is the
park expert who was sent for to come
to Honolulu to look over the situation
and lay ont comprehensive plan for
the improvement of the city. He is ac-
companied by Mrs Robinson. +. NJ.
Lee, q mining man of Reno. New, ac-
eompanied by Mrs. Lee, comes here for
visit of few weeks. Mr.. and Mrs.
Ira Parke and Miss l.. NJ. Parke are
tourists.
DIR. w. A. Harvey, prominent ply
stefan of San Francisco, and member
of the Board of Health there, is accom-
panied by Mrs. Harvey. They will re-
main here a couple of weeks.
O. j. Smith, an attorney of Reno,
New, will stay here few weeks. He
is accompanied by Mrs. Smith. Nat b.
Weinberg is San Franciscan, who is
believed to have come here to look over
the investment field. He is accom-
panied by his wife and child.
OF the through passengers there is
Miss Marjorie Ide, daughter of the new
Governor General of the Philippines.
She is accompanied by Miss Laura Me
Kfnstrey, a society girl of san Fran
cisco and the daughter of former Chief
Justice McKinstrey of California Mil
ton T.. Getz, son of the senior member
Of Getz Bros, is on his way to Shang-
hal to assume charge of a branch of
the house. Augustus l.. Heckler is the
traveller representative for Bass Ale.
RUSSIAN s. s. LINE.
A Russian line of steamships is TO be
operated between this port and the ST.
berian coast, and the first vessel will
arrive here tabout the first of June.
Lieutenant V. Pavlov. formerly of the
Russian navy, arrived here today from
the Orient on the steamer Nippon Maru
and he brings the news of the estab-
lisment OF the new line.
Lieutenant Pavlov is on his way to
st. Petersburg to complete the organ
ization of the company that is to oper-
ate the steamers. The vessels will ply
between this port and Vladivostok, and
at first will engage exclusively I'm the
freight trade. Later on passengers VIII
be carried by the steamers. The COM
pany which Pavlov represents at pres
'fnt owns two vessels, one of 1000 tons
capacity, the other at $500 tons bur-
den. These vessels are at present ply
fhg between Vladivostok and Odessa.
| 1t Is the plan of the new company to
build ten steamers to engage in trade
between Vladivostok and this port and
also to run to Australia. 1t will be the
first regular line of freighters ever es-
tablished between this port and Vladi-
yostok.-Examiner.
THETIS TO RE-ENTER SERVICE.
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nous on this coast, is soon to he re-
commissioned, after having been thor
oughly overhauled and repaired at the
Risdon Iron Works. New boilers and
machine shop have been installed on
the Thetis, and according to the ON
GERS aboard the cutter will be as good
as ever she was when she again goes
into service The Thetis is about thir-
ty years old. The cutter Bear, now
laid up in port, is soon to be also
overhauled and repaired. The Thetis
and Bear, it will be remembered by
old-timers, became famous on account
of their cruise to the Arctic some years
ago on relief observation-disclosures
HoNoIPU OVERDUE.
SAN PEDRO, February 9.-Anxiety
is felt here for the safety of the
schooner Honoipu, Captain Lurman,
from Aberdeen, and also for the Ell
Dorado, Captain Johnson, from Gray's
Harbor. Both vessels are out twenty
nine days. They left northern ports in
company with the Ariel and G.. NJ
Watson, which have been in port ten
days. 1t is feared that they have en-
countered the storms which wrecked
the Valencia and been disabled or have
been driven far out of their course.
RUSSIANS GO TO HONOLULU.
Two hundred Russian emigrants
who arrived here from the Black Sea
provinces, by way of the isthmus OF
Panama, some months ago, have been
booked to sail in the steerage of the
liner China next Tuesday for Homo
lulu, where a new start will be made
at colonization. Most of these Rus
slams have been In Southern California.
but, being without money or resources
OF any kind, found ranching an up
hill task, and they now seek an easier
olime.-Chronicle.
DUNBRITToN STILL AFLoAT.
Abandoned on February by her
Grew, who reported that their vessel
had foundered near May Island, Scot
land, the British bark Dunbrittnu Is