The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-07-10
FOUR LINERS TO
ARRIVE THIS WEEK


ARRIVE THIS WEEK
Four steamers will arrive from San
Francisco this week. The Matson liner
NlIhelmlna and the transport Sherman
VIII reach port on Tuesday, the Pacific /
Mail liner China on the following dav
and the Sierra on Friday-alI from San
Francisco. The Sherman viii leave for !
on the same day, if she arrives .
On time, and the China Will depart the +
following day for the Orient The Lur-
line leaves for San Francisco at six !
D clock Tuesday afternoon
The lnter-lsland steamer Mauna Kpa. !
returning yesterday from HiIo and .
Maui ports, brought several passengers
who went to Maui on Saturday before
the Fourth of July. She had a full
passengers, the Mauna kea brought two
automobiles and a lot of hides, liquor, |
and ohia lumber
The Mauna kea leaves at ten O'Clock
Wednesday,, according to her new SEIZED |
ule
The Togo Kisen Kaisha Kiyo Maru
will leave today for Japan ports.
The revenue cutter Thetis put in at
Hilo Thursday.
The kinau Will arrive today with a
big cargo of sugar.
British Coal Boat In.
The British steamer Alden, several
days late, arrived off port yesterday
morning and spent most of the day
here, but was not dOcked. She left late
in the afternoon for Port Alien, where
she Will discharge her cargo. The Alden
has $500 tons of Australian coal on
board. Theo. H. Davies & Co. repre-
sent the vessel and the coal is consigned
to the Waterhouse Trust Company. Be
sides her coal. the Alden is carrying
several thousand feet of hardwood lum-
Der to San Francisco, to which port she
will sail on leaving Port Allen.
Asia Off for Coast
The Pacific Mail liner Asia departe
at four clock yesterday afternoon for
San Francisco, taking a few stopover
passengers who had come to Honolulu
on other steamers from the Orient.
Coming on the Sherman.
Among the officers who are aboard
the Sherman, due here Tuesday, are
fonr of the staff officers on duty al
headquarters of the department. OF car
f0rnia, who have been ordered to duty
in the Philippines. They are Lleuten-
ant Colonel Finley, chief Of stan, VINO
will ioin his regiment, the Thirteenth
Cavalry: Lieutenant Colonel WOODWARD,
irsnector- general, who has been ordered
TO duty in the inspector general s de-
partment in the Philippines; captain
Goodwin, Judge advocate, to duty WIN
| the indpe advocate department IN Ma
Mia, and Major Pickett, paymaster-
Collier May Arrive Today.
RearAdmiral Rees yesterday recelE-
| ad wireless message from the com
mander of the collier Prometheus, say
| mo the vessel would arrive here late
This afternoon or Monday morning Inc
Promethaus is the largest navy colilef
! in the service.
The Cleveland. Chattanooga and
Promotions viii probably depart Tor
| San Francisco next Saturday. me
Chattanooga finished coaling yesterday
morning eh;n,i,o Notes
'nipp9
The steamer Kinau will arrive 'hl'
morning from Kauai ports
ON her trim out Tuesday morning the
steamer Nikahala will carry l2.37o fee'
-,sl fa1,oc,inc, aorooram was received
/ ne io.'I ~. no Ho7oIulu Guide: Ma
Fe7'eInaI ~ Sarlad barl5entine Ha
huNoh3' july II,-.;-oo
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