The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-04-04


The Claudine also took the crew of
the ship Atlas which is now in Kahu-
Iui harbor waiting for the sailors to
man her yards on the voyage from
Kahului around Cape Horn to Della
are Breakwater. She will probably
sail today or tomorrow on her long
voyage.
MoANA ARRIVES.
The OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES steamship
Moana arrived in port last evening
after an excellent voyage of seven days
from Vancouver and Victoria. She
experienced light to fresh westerly
winds, fine weather and moderate sea
to seth, thence moderate to fresh east
erlyF winds, fine weather and nloder-
ate sea to arrival Honolulu.
The Moana brought back the Japa-
nese crew of the cableship Restorer,
and quite a list of passengers for Ho-
nolrIlu. Among them is the wife and
daughter of Pilot Nicholson of ka-
hului
Among the through passengers is
Mr.. EB. Killmaster, the new American
Consul to Newcastle, New South
Wales.
The Moana brought as cargo for this
port 40 bales of cloth, 5 cases of cot
ton goods, 20 drums of fish. and 1000
barrels of lime
The Moana sails at 10 o'clock this
morning for Suva via Tanning Island.
She will take large quantity of food
stuffs for the cable station at Tanning
Island
Among the passengers from here are
Miss c. Won Rodt, who has been the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Isenberg
of Lihue for some time. She is a Swiss
writer of travel of much celebrity.
FRENCH STEAMER COMING.
The French steamship Ceylan of the
Chargeurs Reunis line. is expected to
sail from Yokohama for Honolulu
April Il, and will reach here about
April "a. She is a sistership of the
Matte which was here about a month
ago. She is probably the last of the
large steamers of this line to come this
way, these large vessels hereafter be-
ing routed by the way of Vancouver.
Smaller vessels win carry the traffic
of the company between Yokohama
and Honolulu and San Francisco.
l. AACs'C SSSsElS ia LIiC AhcLlLC 1AA1
Ceylan type have perhaps the finest
passenger accommodations of any ves-
sells in the Pacific. The cabins are
large and are designed only for one
person. The San Francisco papers de-
voted a great deal of space to this
subject on the arrival there of the
Matte
THE MAUNA LOA.
The steamer Mauna Loa arrived here
yesterday morning before six o'clock
from Kona and Kau. She experienced
rather rough trip crossing the chan
nels, some of the seas breaking heavily
over the vessel. The most exceptional
hing about this voyage was the bring
ng hither Of a whole orphanage, the
children of the Kona Orphanage being
leck passengers by the vessel
THE MARSTON AT HILo.
The fve-master schooner w. Fl.
Captain Anderson, arrived at
4ilo yesterday from San Francisco
having taken nineteen days to make
he voyage. Captain Peabody is not
her this voyage. She
,rings general merchandise to the rainy
.ity and will load sugar there for San
francisco.
THE MOANA A DAY AHEAD.
The NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. steamship |
foana. arrived late yesterday evening /
bout a day ahead Of time. She was /
cheduled to arrive today, but she was |
lighted rounding Koko Head about six /
clock last evening. She will sail to- +
ay for the colonies.
IN SAN FRANCISCO.
The Pacific Mail steamship Mongolia /
which sailed from here a week ago t
oday. arrived in San Francisco yester-
ay according to cable dispatch re-
eived by the Merchants Exchange
TIE JOHN ENA DTsCHARGTNG.
The ship John Ena which arrived on
thursday from Norfolk with coal for
he Navy began discharging yesterday
1orning at o'clock. She is at the
laval wharf
THE CHINA At YOKOHAMA.
The Pacific Mail steamship China,
aptain Friele. which left here a week
go last Monday. arrived at Yokeha-
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