The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-12-28
|N|LHEL NINA BRINGS
FLYING MACHINES
Irhyo Maru Sails for Orient
Sierra Sends in Wireless
Asa on Her Way.

Yes.erday morning liz Na-so- liner
sgiibeln..ua arrived we- - -l1e, and
- was -ze center u AL interest ol
IN wa-src=1-- The aE-a-gEs with
s,ssir machines were ya gca--. and -Ae
ARGUS crowd was eager - size =
satb me ae-9-.a-es ana che men w-9
,,k theI. lives al me -ral. 2-->4-E>.
srss NatsU1 boats seem - have me
asrltv q being he means - transport
I Nc everything mat : new and se1sa-
riansl 10 Hawai-. F.-s-, the big guns
,or the forts came along on g-- u their
nars: then -Ee siege guns that how
.re AZ For- >la--er were brought here
u The L1r-1ae Later oI ne Nacson
haars became ne -avu---5 passenger
:sjus ii -la theatrical profession. and
rsnv companies have arrived az The
1T4rljne anu the W5lhelm.ra, \ full
gzsi Circus also was deposited on -ae
.bares q Hawaii. through the agency
4 al the Narsa4 beats. and Yesterday -1e
srs- heavier--lau-.ss- machine was III
reduced n -he people u Hawaii. The
yatsor boats seem % have q par- II
rervthinz THAT : new and surprising
Ia the inhabs-aucs o. these happy ls-es.
Fine Trip.
The WilAe.mina hal q fine rip acres
be Pacific and s1e brought n seventy
five cabin passengers, $3.50 tons OF ear
%. twelve automobiles and III sacks
Igt mail. Parcels 70 -ae number Il l3l
ssre also brought Il from the Coast.
There is freight for Hl.7 on the vii
belnlina and il amolncs 10 $50 tons;
the steamer viii pret@el 70 the Rainy
ftv as soon IS her E610laLl freight
is all discharged.
Christmas was n1- forgotten OF board
Hbe Matsoa boat. and Captain Peter
Johnson. Purser Drew. Chief Steward
P2tsor and all the rest OF the ship :
:taif ge- together ana gave the passen-
gers great treat on Christmas eve. \
christmas tree was erected. and pres
snts for everybody were hung 70 the
branches. The evening was much en-
loved OF all the passengers and many
we're the expressions OF delight heard
In every side.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. ?. Baldwin Of Pau-
nsne. Maui. returned from a trip TO the
oast. and the sugar magna-e was
.reeted by many friends upon his ar
l,ral ar -he dock. Doctor Derby was
another returning Honolulan.
The Wilhelmina viii sail Tor Hilo to-
borrow and viii finally leave the Is
lands for San Francisco on January 1.
Chiyo Maru Departs.
Yesterday morning the I. h. h.
steamer Chiyo Maru departed for the
Orient. She arrived from san Fran
disco OF Monday. and the passengers
On her had an opportunity OF having a
Ook at Honolulu CARRIED for festivlry.
Nest Of the travellers made the round
3af the city and many OF them attended
at the Malihini Christmas Tree.
The Chiyo Maru had slxty-fo1r
through passengers and she picked up
d few a. this port. Among those de-
parting from Honolulu, were the Viii
son sisters. who for some weeks were
Engaged az the savoy Theater.
There were seven lay-over passen-
GERS for Honolulu, and they We're. Z.
81. Hargrave. Mr.. and Mrs. J. f. Kelly
g. Kenlpffe-. Mrs. J. Stewart and Mr..
and Mrs. B. \. Stringer- Two hundred
J ind fifty Chinese are also on board,
I ili the immigration officials Kept close
7 watch on them. several alleged agents