Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-04-26
MANY BOOKED
INBIG Liner

The Oceanic liner Sierra, sailing
for San Francisco at noon Saturday,
May 3, will take a large delegation Of
well-known Honoiulans as well as a
sprinkling of tourists who have been
spending the winter and spring in the
islands.
G. Brewer & Co., representing the
vessel at this port, have provided $50
applicants with cabin transportation.
Spaniards and Portuguese to the
number of eighty, -EHRresenting the
full capacity of the slljp steerage, are.
destined to embark for the coast In.
the Sierra.
Included in the list scheduled to
sail for the mainland are the follow
ing: -
G.. N. Wilcox, Mrs. j. G, McIlvain.
Miss Mary Chitte1den, S. G. Hindes,
Mrs. Hindes, DR.. F.. Bernhard Hoer-
mann, Mrs Herman, Miss Adele
Herman, Mrs. j. s.. Hargie, Mrs. J..
&c. O'Brien, Miss NJ. j.. Rae, Miss M.
sWitherby, j. g. Fischer, Mrs. Fischer,
Miss A. M. Paris, Miss c.. A. Garter,
Miss Helen. Eawes, A.. w. Sames,
Mrs. C. Daily, Miss s.. Barman, A. F.
Starr, Admiral H. r. Stanford, Thos.
White, Mrs. White, VIM c.. Baker,
Mrs. Baker, Miss Bessie Benedict, L.
M. Dach, d. J.. eastman, Mrs. Alex
ander Lindsay, Miss Betty Lindsay,
Miss E. D. Lyon, H. MacNutt, Mrs.
MacNutt, r. p. Hall, Mrs. Hall, Mrs.
j. ]. Williams, Miss. Mele Williams,
Arthur Dunn, Mrs Dunn, Mrs. ]. M.
Grundy,, G Inonye, s. Naritomi, Mrs
J.. M. Gore, R. R. Pray, T. H. Ben
ton, d. j. Harris, Theo. M. Davies,
Jr., F. M. Hatch, Miss Harriet Hatch,
Miss Alice T. Cooke, Chas Sutton, ].
d. Kennedy, ID. w, Kirkland, Mrs.
Hiram Goddard, Mrs. P. s.. Davidson,
j. E. s.. Heath, Mrs. Heath, Mrs A.
Brooks, Miss E. Brooks, Miss F. Bla-
COW, Mrs K. NJ. Yates, Miss NJ. T..
Mills, Mr.. A. B. Arleigh, Miss Caro-
line Fogate, A. Zumstein, Mrs. zum-
stein, j. K. Wilson, G.. L. Duck
worth, Mrs. Duckworth and two chill
dren, Mrs. C.. f. Clark, C. A. Pea
cock, Mrs. Peacock, C.. O.. Tichenor,
tR. r. Zane, Mrs. Zane and maid,
Master Zane, Mrs Frank Schlesinger
and maid, Miss Josephine K. Barber,
G.. r. Mcqueen, Jas. l.. MCGEE, Mrs.
Roy Owens and three children, Mrs
Herbert L.. Perry, A., c.. Silva, Mrs.
Silva, Mrs. M. Cowes, Master Carroll
Cowes, Mrs. j. w :. Potter, Mrs. NJ.
p. Jencks, Mrs. A. Belmont, Miss
Jean Belmont, Miss Hazel Belmont,
Miss Anita Belmont, Mrs Annie
Smith, Miss Jaquillard, Mrs. ID. d.
Mcdonnell, Mrs. c.. MeGrath, E. P.
Irwin, Mrs. Irwin, F. j. Bayfield,,
Mrs. Bayfield,, Thos. B. Farr, Mrs.
Farr. Walter NJ. Kendall, R. P. La
/, thFop, Mrs. Lathrop, J.. T. McCros-
son, j. w. Stobener, W. w. Mackav,
E. b. Higgins, c. c. Heiser, E. R.
.Arynsby, c.. +. Blythe, David Barbour,
Max NJ. Lewis, S. S. Cummins, K.
Guessfeldt, Mrs. Merle Johnson, Mr..
and Mrs. A C.. KieehIer, Mrs. S. F.
G.. Morris, G.. A. Durrell, DR.. L. B.
Sperry, F. G. ShrsYe.. Mrs. Shreve,
Miss Irene Shreve, J. c. Searle, Mrs.
Searle and child, Mrs. E. V. Price,
Miss G.. Stevenson. Miss a. H. Gro
zier, E. Crozier, John Mengel, Mrs.
Mengel and infant, Fred Eckardt, Mrs.
l.. Durenberger, c. w. Stockwell,. S.
r.. Harris, VIM. Glassell, Mrs. Glas-
sell, P H. Sheridan, Mrs. Sheridan.
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IkaIa Has Coal for Vancouver.
The last of three Thousand tons of
Australian coal have been discharged
at the Interisland bunkers and it is
expected that the vessel will be dis
patched fer Vancouver, 3. c., on Mon
day. The Ikala arrived here on April
| q with about three thousand tons OF
fuel for the local steamship company.
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