The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-10-04
llNCHURIA BRINGS
MANY HOME AGAIN
'wo Days Shipping Shows Five
Times as Many Arrivals as
Departures.

s. Pacific Mall steamship Manchuria ar
lived Yesterday morning from San Fran
81 isco sailing in the evening for the
sGriert. She brought tfty-seven pas
Sseuaers for Honolulu, including many
1, eople Of this city returning home after
srisits abroad.
She came with 229 passengers in the
Sfrst cabin and 500 Asiatics in the steer
age. Mail for Honolulu amounted to
i 376 sacks and the freight she had for
the far East came TO 1872 tons. BY
wav of treasure. the big liner is carry
inc $4,000 in dollars and halves.
The Manchuria locked at the Alakea
wharf at eight o'clock. The following
passengers for Honolulu arrived: James
/. Mclean. vice-president of the Inter
Island company. and family, home again
from vacation spent on the mainland.
Pavmaster H. Z. Stevens, [. S. n, ac
COMMANDED BY his wife, arrived to take
the place of Pavmaster Hornberger.
Hornberger goes to the Coast on the
sherman for orders. The well-known
/. L
bride, having married Mrs. Stoever in
New York. ]. ". Robertson, with whom
IS his wife, two daughters and a son,
while booked through to Hongkong, IS
stopping over in Honolulu for recrea-
ton. Robertson is the proprietor of
LARGE sanatorium at Livermore. Cali
fornia. Senator c. J. Hughes was an
other arrival for this city. kapiolani
land Tiliuokalani kawananakoa. daugh-
ters Of Princess Kawananakoa, were
brought home from San Francisco by
Mrs Buchanan.
Hon. John Sumulong, a Filipino and
prominent citizen of Manila, has been
to the States on business and has passed
through for the Orient.
OF the Manchuria s through passen-
gers. there are fortv-two bound for Yo-
kohama, four for Kobe, thirteen for
Naeasaki, fortv-six for Manila aud
seventv-seven for HongkOng. Mr.. and
Mrs. John L. Barrett are headed for
Manila. Barrett is treasurer of the
government of the Philippines. 5. Gug-
genheim is returning 10 his Manila bust
ness after trip around the world. he
is accompanied by S. Erlanger, who IS
going to the Philippines to enter the
employ of the firm of Erlanger & Calm
ger, of which Guggenheim is one Of
the chiefs. Attorney General G. r. Har-
vey of the Philippines has been spend
inc a vacation in the United States.
Mrs. Z. Finley Johnson, who is the wife
of Justice johnson of the supreme court
of the Philippines is another through
passenger. as are also Mrs. Moreland,
wife of a Justice. and Mrs. Elliot, whose
husband IS another Philippine justice.
The latter ladies have been visiting
their American homes. Mrs. Elliot was
aboard the same liner when 1t stranded
on the shore at Waimanalo.
Then there is aboard c. c. Swanson,
a member of the customs force IN the
southern islands, accompanied by his
family. and Captain Yates Of the CON
stalularv is returning to duty.
In quick time the Manchuria dis
charged her los tons of freight for this
port and sailed at five p. m. for Japa-
nese and Chinese ports and Manila.
Captain Dixon is in command OF the
Manchuria He missed one trip for the
sake of a well earned vacation, and the
rest of the ships company are glad to
see him back again.
There was nothing of an eventful ma
ture TO mark the trip of the big boat
from San Francisco.
Two changes have occurred IN the