The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-03-07
MANCHURIA ARRIVES.

MANCHURIA ARRIVES.
The Pacific Mail s. s Manchuria,
Capt. ]. W. Saunders. arrived yester-
day afternoon at O'Clock from Yoko-
hama.
On board are sixty cabin, seventeen
steerage and 22s Asiatic passengers of
which six cabin and Isl Asiaties are
for Honolulu.
The cargo consists of s39 tons con-
signed To Honolulu. and Sill tons TO
San Francisco and overland points.
The Honolulu cargo comprises eighty
. tea, thirty mating, 500 bbls. cement,
1890 sake, $50 beans, 1880 misc, 1850
shoyu, s32 rice, Us oil and 1922 general
merchandise.
For San Francisco. 1891 curios, 500
onions, T29 gunnies, 100 jute, nine waste
silk, s10S merchandise, 14.254 mating.
725 oil, $50 sake, 1881 peanuts, 1886 "a "
silk, s.. s3S rice. 207 silk goods, 200
shoyu. 100 sugar. 405 ,campher. 205 tapi-
oea, 2Ss tea and 2056 tin
The value of silk on board amounts
to 500 600 and is destined for New
York
Among the passengers is the Hon. W.
Morgan Shuster. Philippine Commits
sioner, on his way TO washington, and
is accompanied by his secretary. Mr..
V H. Petre.
DR.. Chinfao Chen, medical attae2e 20
the Chinese legation at Washington
and his secretary. Mr.. Tsai Shin Chen
Mr. E Lyons. an energetic young
American, has been investigating the.
mineral resources of several Islands OF
the Indian ocean. He claims to have
visited certain islands which contain
fabulous amount of wealth and is
now on his way TO America where ne
hopes TO form a stock company for the
development OF his rich locations. Mr..
Lyons is also the sole proprietor Of one
of the islands of the Society group and
derives an immense income from the
production of its cocoanuts.
The Manchuria sails at noon today
for San Francisco.
THE ASTRAL GETTING READY.
The Standard Oil ship Astral IS put
ting in her lining ready to take or
sugar and viii probably get couple
of island steamer loads in the slip
where she nov is. at the Naval wharf.
she will take only fifteen hundred tons
here and then viii go to Hilo 10 com
pIete her loading.
THE KA MOI.
The island schooner Ia Moi is ex-
pected to arrive today from Hawaii
she went out February "a with rail-
road iron for the Mahogany Lumber
Company road.
THE KINAU.
The Kinau is expected this morning
early from Hilo and way ports.
MARINE NOTE.
The Anerican-Haw hawaiian stea mship
Nebraskan and the new vessel of that
line both sailed late yesterday after
noon from San Francisco for Honolulu.
DEPARTING STEAMERS.
Four Inter-Isiand steamers sailed
yesterday. There was the Mauna Loa
at noon for Kona and Kau ports, with
quite a number of passengers: the w !
G. Hall for Kauai. to return Sunday
morning: the Helene for Hawaii ports, !
and the Claudine for Maui ports and /
Hilo.
THE KAUAI FROM ooKALA.
The Kauai was the only arriving
Tnter-IsIand steamer yesterday she
brought in load OF sugar. She re-
ports good weather everywhere.
THE CLAUDnE.
The Ciaudine sailed yesterday at 81
O'Clock. taking the Governor and his
party TO Maui for the examination Of
lands. forests, water power and other
natural resources, which he proposes
TO make there.
Among other passengers we're Mr.. !
and Mrs. David T. Fleming, who were
married TWO hours before the vessel
sailed Quite a crowd OF their friends
were at the wharf 10 see them of.
The CIaudine viii return 10 this port