The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-08-30
MY RESIDENTS BACK
FROM THE MAINLAND
:, Has Many Travellers, but
,;,tIp Carqo-Siberla Sails
for Coast.

.fc Mail liner Korea yester-
: h,oa,ht for;y-1hree passengers
..r Francisco. Sac had ls3
osssengers. most Of whom are
~ me Orient. The large list
.nrar. was due TO the fact that
J. for-v representatives of Pacific
,,.mhers Of commerce and their
+. are aboard.
,.,,r the prominent persons com
). Honolulu was Rear-Admiral ".
4 sutherland, of the United States
who is on an inspection tour.
,..,-nev E. c. Peters, accompanied
US Peters, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ.
IN Miss Daisy Smith, c. G.
j.. Mrs. H. E. Waity, J. W. Neal,
md Mrs. J. 5. Emerson and son,
!, Mrs.. I. ]. Lord and her two
we're among the HonoIulans re-
ma from the States. Robert Hind
gsTaii and Aubrey Robinson OF
Ran are also back from the East.
4, Korea s cargo consisted of about
mndrpd IONS merchandise, most of
"A i for Manila. Two hundred
/ tbirty Storage passengers are on
I, nav to the Orient. There were
=-r.1ine Hindus on board. They
/. aeported from San Francisco.
n resi- of the steerage passengers
: Chinese ard japanese on their
n visit their native countries.
Sa Korea had a smooth voyage all
Vsv from San Francisco. She
[aa for Yokohama at five 0 clock
ateriay afternoon.
Siberia Sails.
M Pacific Mail liner Siberia, which
rred late Sunday afternoon, sailed
San Francisco at ten o o'clock yes
zay morning. Her passengers spent
ally part of the morning sight
/ Zig force of stevedores worked
s.g high pressure TO unload the
ssa's twelve hundred tons Of cargo
inc for her departure, while a large
II bananas was shipped by her
aA Coast.
Excursion Enjoyed.
abig excursion o1 the Mauna Kea
ssuai Sunday was enjoyed by near
In persons. J. A. Kennedy, presi-
stu the Inter-Island, and passen-
ggst ". J. White accompanied the
EEaists and saw that they were
aa Every opportunity for enjoy
Eatt
ID seamer encircled the island,
I considerable number of the pas
s:Es took automobiles overland,
FEng several hours viewing the
ass in the interior. The initial Ka
mp was a grand scenic success.
Sierra Leave Tomorrow.
he Oceanic liner Sierra will sail
San Francisco at ten o'clock to-
'ndE morning. She viii carry about
isndred cabin passengers, many Of
20 will be HonOlulans going to the
siand for business or pleasure.
Ing sIerra will carry a cargo of
81 fresh pineapples, canned pine
pes bananas, and other island prod
y The Royal Hawaiian Band will
!, me wharf to play for the benefit
NC departing passengers and the
wv mat gathers to bid them fare
lurline Coming Along.
Se Natson liner Lurline is due to
,.T early tomorrow morning, bring
iassca
Shipping Notes.
= 'ank schooner Santa Rita sailed
saday for Port San Luis.
..s Aatson freighter Nevadan sails
= SEATTLE for Honolulu September
,ls schooner NJ. Turner left Had,
SHsterday with a cargo of lumber
Pearl Harbor.
i. j. yacht Sweetheart, which left
], 'aalq about three weeks ago, hav
y, sPenf some time here after being
- n the race across the Pacific BY
ss'dsy. u 90 80 ~
y Mongolia of the Pacific Mai
!, s,llVed at Yokohama yesterday
aaIsOn freighter Nevadan lef
~ W san Francisco Sunday. aud thu
'n' Of the American Hawaiian