The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-04-05
THE MOANA DEPARTED.


parture of the Moana for the Co1onie.
yesterday forenoon. Four member:
of the mechanical staff of Pollard Lii
liputians returned to Australia by her
and pretty nearly every member OF
the company, besides a number OF
friends they have made during their
stay here, were at the wharf with Ieis
to say goodbye. Those who left were
c. COUNSEL, the electrician; Charles
Chester, the property man, and Miss
Davis and Miss Moore, mistresses OF
the wardrobe. Their service with this
company was to terminate here any
America members of the union for
these particular branches of the the
atrical business must be employed
These people will join another COM
pany under the same management
touring Australia.
THE ASTRAL SAILS TUESDAY.
Word was received yesterday that
the Standard Oil ship Astral, Captain
Durham, will sail from Hilo on Tues
day for Delaware Breakwater with
about $500 tons of sugar. The, Astral
has a Japanese crew. The Astral,
sailing from Hilo; the Atlas, sailing
from Kahului, and the Edward
Sewall, sailing from Honolulu, will
all traverse the same route, and much
interest is manifested as to which will
make the voyage in the shortest time.
1t is a distance of about $1,000 miles
and is a noble race.
OFF FOR SALIVA CRUZ.
The American Hawaiian steamship
sailed at $50 o'clock Fri
lay afternoon for Kaanapali. The
took 1900 tons of sugar at
1900 at Kahului and the
remainder of her cargo, about $500
.ons, at Hilo. She will get away from
Hilo for Salina Cruz about the end of
this week.
JOHN ENA PAYS OFF.
Captain Madsen of the fine Ameri-
IAN ship John Ena will pay off his
rev on Monday afternoon. The men
will be discharged here, though many
If them will probably sign on again
when she gets ready to sail. She
Will discharge in about ten days and
hen she will take on enough sugar
lere for stiffening and then will go to
lilo for her cargo for Delaware Break
water.
THE ARIZoNAN.
The Hawaiian steamship
Arizonan sailed day ahead of time
or Seattle from Honolulu, and is due
lere next Thursday, April 9. The
lext vessel of this line from the Sound
S the Mexican, which will sail from
here April 8. The Nevadan is the
lext steamer of this line to sail from
ian Francisco for Honolulu and will
cave San Francisco April II.
THE MAUNA KEA.
The Mauna Kea arrived early yes
erday from her regular run, with a
.ood-sized passenger list and a fair
uantity of freight She got in at z
clock. which will probably be the
egular time for the arrival of this
-essel in the future.
THE DESPATCH.
The steamer Despatch, which ar
ived from Makaweli on Friday af-
remained in port all day yes
arday, the officers and crew getting
rest. She made two trips, as usual
he will sail again at o'clock this
fternoon.
MAUNA LoA ON THE WAYS.
The Inter-Island steamship Mauna |
oa is on the marine railway, being |
iven a thorough cleaning and paint
lg of her hull.
THE SEWALL's SAILORS.
The Sewalls crew was signed on
esterday forenoon by United States
hipping Commissioner Almy. Cap /
lin Quick hopes to get away this
'renoon for Delaware Breakwater.
TRANSPORT SERVICE.
'arren, in Philippines.
homas, sailed from Hon. for Guam,
Iloflo and Manila, March IA.
rock, sailed for Manila via Guam,
Feb. 90.
1ford, sailed from Nagasaki for Ho-
nolulu, prior to Mar. rs.
leridan, at San Francisco.
0gan, at San Francisco.
TX, sailed from Nagasaki for Homo
lulu, Mar 20.
herman, ar. S. T. from Hon, Mar. II.
THE MAILS
Mails are due from the following
ints as follows:
n Franciseo-Per Nippon Maru, April
It'll.
Aorangi, Apr. %.
'ient-Per Hongkong Maru, April 10.
ctoria-Per Mariana, May 2.
Mails will depart for the following
ints as follows:
n Francfsco-Per Hongkong Maru,
April 10.
ient-Per Nippon Maru, April 7.
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