THE HONOLULU REPUBLICAN, TUESDAY. DECEMBER z, 1901. TRANSPORT HANCOCK ARRIVES COAST AND FOREIGN VESSELS IN POET. Arrived VesseL I Captain. Wharf! Nor. SlRoeamond. schr . . J A. H. Johnson. . J Stream. San. Francisco. KALIHI w lTJArcher. bkL ICalhoun .... Hallway. V.V.is Fraaciaeo. WITH MAIL FROM THE COAST 23 Kaiolani. bk-- IDabel Railway . As a Residential Suburb " 24 Alice Cook. sch j PenhaEow. . 3Iarine Ry. . Paget Sound. Dec 5 Olympic, bk. Gibbs Railway i San Francisco. 1 s attracting lots Luzon, sch ChrislAnun Allen I Pt Townsend. oi attention, since the 1 " 10 Rence. ship s Whitnsore. . Railway S Pt. Rapid Transit Co., built their extension. " lllCoronado, bkt. ...(Potter Railway Paget Sonnd. " a31ilarie!. sch. fWikader. Emmes j Poiet Sound. Steamer Crowded With Troops and.. Passengers zofjas. Johnson, bkt.. Bemecke Stream ; San Francisco. See the Gulick Tract ; uerara u. i ooey. dki i uove ? Stream I San Francisco. :o bkt-iHans- J Before buying . H. Dimond. ea Irmgard ... San Francisco building lots OiSe where. " ; k 20 3. G. Wilder. bkL.. Jackson . - Fisbmarfcet San Francisco a beautiful locality "healthy, every 21 Albert, bk. jGrifflths . Pacific Mail San Francisco " 21 I facility, electric cars, watev laid, - Novelty, schr. Rosendal ...1 Pacific Mail Puget Sound . etc. Families, and -- - Cavalry Officers and Ken, Recruits, Hospital Signal Corps 21 S. D. Carleton. ship Amesbury -i Railroad ... Tacoma . Easy terms of payment appl- " 23 u. S. A. T. Hancock-- ' Strove Navy No. 2. Manila Am. st Bendlxon ..J Petersen Allen Pt. Blakeley . . " 23 i MRS. S. R. Artisans, Sand and Lynch on Board. S. M. Plumber, sch . Lund Outside Kauai GULICK. Staffs, a Johnny 23 Irmgard, i 1 bkt Schmidt Irmgard San Francisco F3. O- - --41S. " 23 Ceylon, bk. t Wilier , Creek i Hllo BOX " 23 Lord Shaftsbury. sh . Hendrickson . . . i Railroad J Portland lo Sail Christmas Afternoon. j U. S. Tug Iroquois. Rodman I Navy No. 1. j Stationary. Co. "VTEATHER BEPOHT. SUN, MOON. AND SEA Oceanic

Hen- completion TIME TABLE. tmalort Hancock, from San vessel is In command of Captain ing vessel is now nearing Mean Temperature 12. alter rather a rough drickson, who has been many years at at Ballard, and four other vessels are Minimum Temperature 64. . The steamers of this lice win arrive and leave tils port as big built. first one will be " hereunder! THE arrived here yesterday sea and is proud of the vessel of to be The Maximum Temperature 7S. -- Shaftsbury and have FROM SAN FRANCISCO. wornlsg. b dayR from lhe CoaEt which he is master. The launched next month will a Barometer 2S.S5; irregular. rHii-i- i FOR SAN FRANCISCO. roogh seas is consigned to Alexander & Baldwin, carrying capacity of 1,400,000 feet of 1.73. iris Mi 130L and Rainfall f The alga winds , I ' i 1901. were not pro-jo- t, and Is to discharge at Railway wharf, lumber. Mean Dew Point 65.3. a.m.! Ft. .rJaJP-ns- . by the Alameda Set. SONOMA . ..Wed.. Jan. 1 ALAMEDA Tuos., D4X St a very hoary swell, where she is now. The rrmgard from Mean Relative Humidity SO. 9.3i!c.3it5.3s; ALAMEDA 11 there wu soo-- e! 2.2; :.sr t ai Jan. VENTURA bt uncom-fertabt- y Francisco, passage of Adrift Ice. ;.is, s.ei TuesDec.31 ship roll San had a fair Schooner in 1 I vbich made the big , V" Wind. I i I ' VENTURA ..Wei, Jan. 22 ALAMEDA 15 way from the 16 days. She, like the Albert, did CHICAGO. 16. schooner 21. 3.01! 2.3 3.W. S.K I0.1T S.35 5.iS' S.k. WeL. Jan. most of the Dec The Wind northeast; 2 to 0. Ta. ALAMEDA ...Sat., Feb. 1 SIERRA Tncs., Jan. 21 Head. not get into the midst of the big storm Galatea is on Lake Michigan, so 5 Gold on Gate to Diamond adrift Weather. WJ 21; 5.H: 2.31 S.51 3.H ll.Wfi.a-S.2- 6 U SIERRA .. ..Wed.. Feb. 12 Wed., Ftio. 5 she and hag no hard luck to report except i AhVEDA Since the Hancock was here last loaded down with ice that her decks clearing during day; i ' I ALAMEDA Feb. 22 SONOMA carrying away of her mainsail lajt Weather the Tfcu: 2.1' 4.40.15.WU 40 6 06 3.0S 7.12 Tuesu, Feb. 11 teas been to Manila and San Francisco. the are almost even with the water. She lightning to r 'Jill!.2 , SONOMA . ..Wed., Mar. 5 ALAMEDA sud- overcatt at night; the Wed, Nor. 2S she night in the Molokai channel in a was c wv .rt rr Oh last trip to San Francisco lost from her tow Saturday night t? u"i ti.iv-tit n. v,rt in t- nrt.v.u.nj:t.4s S.J2 ALAMEDA ,..SaL, Mar. 15 VENTURA her In-toa- d southwesL Cli.,4; Miivv Tues., Mar. 4 was piled up on a sandbar in the den squall in a gale off Racine. VENTURA ..Wed.. Mar. 25 ALAMEDA SM-.-J- 1 s! T. Wed., Mar. 39 incompetency of Forecast for Today. i' 6.9X12 11.42.G.3T,5.27 9.11 ALAMEDA 5 Sea-- through the 5..! ' I ..Sat, April SIERRA engaged to Probably more rain. Taos., Mar. 25 a Gorman pilot, who was shiitim; .news axd mites. SUB .12J 6.2 1.7' 7.37 1.3ls.m. 6 375.2S 10.OS SffiRRA .. .Wed., April 16 ALAMEDA Wed., April 9 STILL HUNTING FOR (itI her to Nagasaki. He was warned ALAMEDA ..Sat. April 26 SONOMA Tues April take close, AT DIAMOND HEAD. io &)' 7.er l o. s. tff 2 12; 0.10 6 37!J H 10A5 15 that be wa running In too but The tug Eleu got two out of five ar- ALAMEDA Wed, ApriX 13 business and was all Diamond Head, 10 p. m. Weather wid he knew his KINJU MAIL ROBBER rivals yesterday. The old boat is mak- cloudy; wind calm. 1'ull Moon on tbe 2aUi at 1 :(7 a.: VENTURA .Toes, May 6 right. When the big ship struck, the ing the Fearless hustle for her money Dot falated with fright. He was re-rtv- d these days. falated again. Sf-ein-g he gene J. Ely, Joseph I. McMulIen. Wm. Sierra February 12 and The British sloop of war Condor In connection with the sailing of the above steamers the ageata axe use In bis terrible condition, S. Barrigen. Milton G. Holliday, Isaac China February 14 prepared to was no OPEN KNIFE IS ONLY CLEW. should arrive here today. She sailed i Issue to lateading passengers COUPON THROUGH TICKETS the Hhip and another ' S. Martin. Leon R. Partridge. James Moana February 15 be was seat from from Esquimalt on the 2d of Decemb by any railroad from Saa Francisco to all points in the United wliot secured, who. after the boat was E. Stcdje; Major Frank H. Titus of Doric February and from by any steamship Stats n. line all and has probably been delayed by the '. to European ports. afloat, took her safely to her Fifteenth Cavalry; Captain William B. Alamoda . w February kol bad prevailing. j FOR GENERAL INFORMATION Postoffice People Blamed for Leaving weather Summerall. Assistant Surgeon. U. S. Nippon Mara i March 4 APPLY TO g sho was go-Is- The steamer Alameda will sail for Cav-alr- v. At the time she struck Mall on Board Till After Day- V., Captain Eaton H. White of 6th Sonoma , March 5 full speed astern, as Captain San Francisco this afternoon with a First Lieutenant Georce H. ! March 12 WM. G. IRWIN" & CO. Struvc had sen the danger she was light, Though Company is Held mil cargo of sugar and bananas and White, of Sixteenth Infantry; .First Alameda . . . . : March 15 ia and took her away from the pilot. many passengers, who are requested Lieutenant Lucius C. Bennett of Twenty-F- .Coptic i March LIMHED work of Responsible for Loss by Bonds. to be on board 4 o'clock. By her own efforts and the at irst Infantry; Second Lieutenant Ventura March 26 GENERAL AGENTS OCEANIC S. S. CO. tho crow she was got off the sand Christmas Day will be duly celebrat- Ernest J. Jennctt of First Infantry. America Mani March 2S awUtance. In San Francisco ed aboard the steamer Alameda on Second Lieutenant William A. Castle Alameda April 5 without sus- the pkn was docked and found to have There have been no developments in trip to San Francisco. Captain Herri-ma- n of Sixteenth Infantry, First Lieuten- Peking April 5 no damage whatever. robbery mail room has made special arrangements ant Rowland Whitley of Philippine Gaelic April 15 tained troops the of the Klnau's Pacific Mail S. S. Co. The Hancock is crowded with since the publication Sunday In The to have the chimney cooled so Santa Scouts; First Lieutenant L. W. Caffey Sierra ; April 16 ta the Bteerage and passengers in the Republican of the exclusive story of Claus can get down in comfort. of .Twenty-Sixt- h Infantry; Second Hongkong Mara ..April are off- Cav- Occidental anti Oriental S. S. Co. ctbln. Among the latter the the daring deed. The authorities .are The little schoner Waialua has Lieutenant R. M. Nolan of Third Alameda April 26 and Toyo Kisen Kaisiw U. S. Cavalry and J. icers of the Fifteenth more than ever mystified over the been having a hard time keeping het- - alry; Second Lieutenant Junius China April 30 Several civilians are Philippine Scouts; Mrs. W. their families. case, and are worrying a great deal. self going in these days of bad Boyle of Steamers of the above Companies will call at Honolulu aad leave thli b In the cabin, while many are tra- Until the Honokaa office, and corres- W. Wallace. Mrs. F. H. Titus. Mrs. L. TO DEPART pert on or about the dates below mentioned: weather. After delivering her cargo i class. There are 610 C. Andrews. Mrs. H. W. Hickok. Mrs. veling second pondents having mail in the bag at the leper settlement she went back FOR CHINA AND JAPAN. FOR SAN FRANCISCO. mm of the cavalry regiment and 351 which was stolen, are heard from, the to F. C. Marshall. Mrs. G. C. Barnhardt, Kahului and beat about off port for i From Honolulu for San Francisco or "Jliv U DEC. 26 PEKING on way to take vac- child, Mrs. R. Whitley and 2 chil- DEC 27 rw recruit their exact amount of the theft will not be several days before she was able to! and Victoria. COPTIC JA.rt 4 "...JAN. "a places In the regiments in the known. is, however, the get dren, Mrs. John Newton and daugh- S?.y,9 ant d Whatever it in. AMERICA MARU . . . . JAN. 11 HONGKONG cavalry is accom-MHto- Mc Mullen, Mrs. C. F. Alameda December 24 .MARU JAN. Philippines. The Wilder Company will probably have to ter, Mrs. J. J. PEKING . . 18 H The Ceylon ves-terda- y ...... JAN. bv a fine band. Besides those, good robbery bark arrived here Hartmann and child. Mrs. R. N. Nolan, Peking December 27 S5i,.A JAN. 2d make the loss, as the ! GAELIC JAN. 2S BORIC many hospital and signal much to the surprise of many. Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Rafferty. Philip . Ventura December 31 JAN. 31 tkwo are happened on their ship, and the com- was ' HONGKONG MARU 6 and among the civilians She billed to go to Hilo and then Newton, D. R. Williams, Charles D. Gaelic January 3 .....FEB. SE5?2 JIARU FSB-- 8 corps men. pany is under a heavy bond to faith- come ' CHINA FEB. 14 rttoans olng to Manila to here. As her deckload consists Hard, Max Cuzln. J. D. Christie. Mrs. Hongkong Maru January 11 iL: ' FEB. 22 several a fully deliver the mails carried by ! DORIC 22 of Kimber for the new wharf, however, Lizzie Alameda January 15 FE& COPTIC MAR. 4 do Kovorniuout work. them. Foote, Mrs. Showalter. Roberts. NIPPON MARU MAR. 4 nov. she came here first and after dischars-- ! Jackson.-Wavn- China 20 AMERICA MARU MAB. 11 With the troops is a small It is the opinion along the front an 1 Henrietta Lewis, Hattie January PERU . MAR. 12 a pou-cba- ing will go to the rainy city. On 21 ...... called Johnny Lynch, who has among different olilcers of steam- the Davidson. Charles T. Arnold. Sierra January COPTIC MAR. 20 soldiers, the way down the Ceylon lost 31 MAR. 23 traveling with the - her fore WllUam John R. Helvey. Peter Doric , .January P..yC ' ' for ers carrying malls- between the islands -- Petys. AMERICA MARU . MAR. 2S royaj .yam iiiya gale. Mi Alameda 5 HONGKONG MARU APRIL, 5 wean the uniform a lieutenar.. that the postotllce people were partlv O'Hara. L. Balcom, Nelson Pierce. ...February PEKING 5 lie great pat of O. Brien. Nippon Mara S ...APRIL CHKA .WPRffilS of voluntifcrs and is the Hlb blame in allowing the mail to re- All the island steamers cot aw.iv Theodore Hansen. Daniel J. February GAELIC ...APRIL 15 is a J- Smith, .' the men of the regiment. Jlmmlc main all night on the vessel instead yesterday instead of today on account William - Tallin, William J. Sonoma February 11 HONGKONG MARU ...APRIL 22 fellow, of about twelve making arrangements call of Christmas coming tomorrow, and it August Bannan. R. M. Scott. Wesley Peru February 15 ' little a of to for tt M, ' rears and since the war has done as soon as the steamer arrived, especi- was feared that if the steamers at- Baiighn. troops E, F. H. I. K. L, and Coptic February 25 deal of traveling at Uncle Sam's ally as sho was expected in the even- tempted to sail on their regular dates staff band and headquarters of Fif- Alameda .". February 26 xpenso. Hi' h n ,four "mQS ing of the day she arrived, having they would not have crews sufficient1 teenth Cavalry. 610 men; detachments America Maru March 4 Cubu to mem hospital corps. 12 men. four men Ventura March 4 Manila and twice to Sine' been advertised to arrive ahead of iane out. Sailing the day be of FOR GENERAL INFORMATION APPLY TO Kolng to war he has been in sev- mail, was boat, fore a holiday has proved on many from signal corps. 354 enlisted men. l Peking March 12 time. The left on the navy eral skirmishes, has been under fire however, until daylight and the pack- occasions to be a very hard thing for army casual and 5 casuals. Alameda March 19 cir- McWilkie J more than a dozen times and has age boy ordered to remain with It in the island boats to do. For Honolulu Mrs. F.F. Gaelic March 22 H. Hackfeld & Co., Ltd. globe from San Francisco ,t.i do, and 2 children. Sierra March 25 cled the the room. This he did not and One familiar with the appearance ports, per thence to New Aork and lhe of bag. of the old From Molokai and Maui Hongkong Maru.. March 29 Manila, cannot account for the loss the steamer Kaena hard- Tol-lefse- n. beei would 21 Miss M. China S Agents. back to San Francisco. He has A knife with the blade open was J ly recognize her as she now lies at str. Lehua. December April before. the Julia Mahoe. A. Dudoit. Alameda April is n Honolulu several times found in the mail room on Saturday bulkhead on Queen street. The car- Miss Hnncock brought 90 bags discovery of the robbery, penters have Miss T. McCorriston, A. J. Wilson and Doric April 15 The hm-dro- d after the been hard at work on about a 4 deck. . Honolulu and was turned over tJ her and she tow-bo- at mull for quar- and yesterday it greatly' resembles a Vancouver, per for the depot clew-tha- t From Victoria and Canadian tons of stores the police. This is about the only at present. Her upper Australian deck afc Manila on C. &. A. S. S. Miowera. December 22 OJNU RAILWAY termaster. She will sail for has so far been developed, has been removed and a house buIlL 10 LAND GO afternoon, after taking co.il may something im Misses Tannatt, Ward (3) ; Mesdames Christmas It lead to These changes and the addition Bain-brldg- e, of several hun- of a Goss Sackwitz; Messrs. and water to the amount portant if the owner of the knife canJ guard rail make a great difference in Ward. Royal cargo for Manila are Sackwitz. Parkinson. Benedict Mail Line. dred tons. In her be found and the story of how it came the little vessel. tons of Christmas Goss, Anderson, Gordon, Hammon. many hundreds of to be In the package room is told. a.CaCnAdNSAyDd which were too late to nt. finding knife in the Reynolds. PAcc,W?vay" SceVa resont. Since the of the way ports, per str. Ki- N.S.W, and calling aboard the steamer appointed as tar package room the theory has been ad- Arrivals at Honolulu. For Hilo and at Victoria. B.C.. and Honolulu, and Brisbane the soldier bus nau. December 23 K. Otsuki. Mrs. A. ' gS boa for containing the Kan-eakua- Chrletma vanced that the sack M. ," DUE home and serving Uncle open and outer V. Iuman. Rev. S. L. Desha, J. From Vancouver AT HONOLULU Kwav from treasure was cut the Sunday, December 23. and son, W. TIME TABLE and Victoria for From Sydney and Brisbane Sam In the tropics. sack thrown overboard while the ves- Mrs. E. Madden banC 3nd Syd"ey for the R. M. S. S. Miowera, Hemming, from B. Greenfield, A. C. Warner. Miss R. From and After January 1, Victoria and Vancouver From what the ofllcers aboard sel was at sea. Then the robber made 1901 ORAvrr JAN. IS MOANA service by way o Victoria and Vancouver. Cooke. Mrs. L. Naluna. Miss A. MOANA . JAN-I-S Hancock say. the his escape from the Kinau on arrival E. FEB. 15 will soon be discontinued, as having Str. Iwalani, Green, from Hawaii. Wright. Miss N. Carr. P. Woods. OUTWABD ?. tate city here with the other passengers Str. Kaiulani, Mrs. W. H. predicted several months ago. his possession. The Dower, from Hawaii. Madden, Mrs. M. Maxwell. Pally Dally Dally Dally DrU ..'. was to the inner sack in Shipman, R. Lougher, Station. ex ex '!' Is a great effort being made finding of knife Monday, December 22. Shipman, Miss Sun Sun There own theory makes the the Glen and wife. Maj. about the dates have the Government Rive up Its an important piece of evidence, which U. S. A. T. Hancock, Struve, 7 davs J. A. McLennan. J. rid am am pm nm n.r stated above, HOECtUlu 9tl0 9 5 0 TCKETS business, and possibly cnn. from San Francisco. C C. Gunn. J. L. Horner. J. Daton. C. J5 3:15 Issued from Honolulu to Canada. United transportation will be worked up as best it PesnCltr 8:03 9:48 11:40 3:47 0 aad States ! Kav, Ballentlne. Mrs. matter this shit) TTVin(iri.'r Culvc'rt. T. S. R. SJS3 1 Congress will act in the The Wilder Steamship Company has Br. Lord Shaftshnrv EwaillU 10S 12:00 6-- For Freight and carrying or sup- 140 K. Dale, Mrs. Patton. 10Q 454:15 Passage, and all general Information, posslon and give the poj-te- a reward of $100, payable '.o days from Hamburg. S!111116 .... apply to to private parties. leading Am. schr. H. D. For Mui ports, per str. Claudine. YrMMua 11:S5 5:40 .... plies and aen the party giving information Bendlxon. Peterson. Nepoikal and wife. KaJiniu 12:32 6:15 .... to arrest of robbers. At a 4S davs from Port Blakeley. December 23 N. the the F. P. Rose-cran- s. THEO. H. DAVTES Am. bk. rrmgard. J. H. Portious and wife. INWARD & late hour last night the sum remained Schmidt. 16 davs M. CO., OVERDUE VESSELS de- from San Francifeo. J. P. Allen. W. T. Robinson. Dully Dallj Dolly unclaimed. David Kapaa, chief of Christophersen. H. B. Dally Dally tectives, is putting In some close work Monday, December 23. L. Decker, R. C Stations, ex ex Limited. Fowler, R. Overend, Josepn iayior. San San on the case. He is maintaining a still Am. bk. Ceylon, Wilier, 35 days ' i. fim am am am GENERAL r ARRIVING IN PORT from Miss E. Taylor, Miss Hammested. am . AGENTS. hunt, and following up each tangible ton uamuie. Kaaufcu 5;Si OS appearance. Ching How Pang Young. 3SBl(Uaa 8:10 2 JO clew upon its initial Am. schr. Sussie M. Plumber Lund, Walaniv 7:10 3:55 The police are inclined to the theory 57 days from Newcastle. EwaUill .... 5:50 7:15 5 4:32 that had the pouch contained other Pearl City 60S 8:03 1:30 4:50 n MET WITH BAFFLING WINDS Passengers Booked. Honolulu .. .. 6:50 8:35 5:22 American-Hawaiia- ALL registered matter than mtn. an at- , 25 S. S. Co tempt would be made by the robbers Departures from Honolulu-Monday- to dispose of the goods. The ofScors For San Francisco, per O. S. S. Ala- G. P, DENISON, F. C. SMITH. n 24 W. Farrant and wife. Superintendent. P. & A. Bendlxon Forty-Seve- Days from Port are awaiting any attempt to dispose of December 23. meda. Dec. T. NEW YORK TO HONOLULU by unknown parties oth- Miss de la Teague. U A. Pettus and VIA PACIFIC Ceylon Thirty-Fiv- e merchandise Str. Kinau, Freeman, for Hllo COAST Blakeley and erwise than in the regular channel. It "" wife, Mrs. Lillybridge. Miss L. E. and way ports. . C. Da- THE SPLENDID MEW STEEL STEIME8S Days from -- Big British Is believed that many of the articles Morse, J. Cohn. S. L. Levy, E. Str. Claudine. Parker, for Maui B. wife. w " could be easily Identified. vis. R. C. Atkins, J. Reed and Ship Shaftsbury from Hamburg. ports. daughter, A. S. S. Obegonian, G000 ions, to sail about Str. W. G. Mrs. Sargeant and J. Advice Is Dec 0 Hall, Thompson, for Kau- Kennedy, H. V. Reeves. J. Zantgraf. S. S. G000 tons, UtO New York. ai. California, to sail about Janu'arv -- Lumber for D. W. Leet, W. S. Still, WW T. Richards, S. 20, 1902. s Cas-ke- y Str. Jas. Makee. Tullett, for Kapaa. . ves-amni- ls TACOMA. Dec 15. Holcomb & Ohlandt and wife. Miss Lahany, i jaaQulto a fleet of ovorduo sailing Str. Napala. J. C believe It to bo profitable to ship Lehua. for Molokai. E. J. Catton, R. Bern and vife, J. H. S. S. American, 6000 mado port yosterday and most of Str. Eelipie, Townsend, for Kona Cheap tons, to sail about February thom had tales of bad weather and luuiber by cargo to New ports. Corcoran aad wife. D. Lawrence. J. ship- R. Fr0m mSs)11 Francisc Honolulu, S. tfe baffling winds to telL The stories oJ York and have aiade the initial P--. Michaels, C H. Moore. C Meese. S. Uyade, space Am. bk. R. Rithet, 3IcPhail. for But COOrf tics arc Srarr Tat.. 3 oOOO tons, ir the ships coming from the north coast ment having engaged on the San Francisco. Keating. J. M. McEntee. Mrs. G. Grove. sail January 4th, 1902. American-Hawaiia- n this one it's gratis. "were about the same as that of the steamship Ameri- W. B. James. J. E. Shaw. J. R. Ed- ca 500.000 of No. 1 bevel sid- Solomon Hiram. Mrs. Alues. L. CDPaarS Wtar- - "v Carle ton. which arrived last week. for feet ward. Broo'ft ainfmS SoCth schooner H. D. Bendlxon. which ing. The rate was a little more than Vessels Sailing Today. A. Fosse. J. S. Scott. J. B. Mitchell. M. On """ St. from half the rail charges and the time of Braadt. P. J. O'Donael. Mr. Gray. IS Christmas Day For Farther 'Kvras. tb$.ifirst to arrive, starred - Particulars Annir m forty-seve- voyage only- 70 days only j discharged TJ soldiers, H. Levy. ;.bPort Blakeley days ago. the O. S. S. Alameda, Herrlman. for Saa S. J. ed You'll want something good to was-buffet- by the winds rlightly longer than It takes to haul J. H. Stiae. Mrs. Barclay and about Francisco 5 p. m. on atil-algbt- a car in present conditions. is the put the table, and the H. & iag this Island. The bark It Str. Noeau, Wyman. for Honakaa chances are you will Hackfeld Co., Ltd. Coylpn,,whlch,-caaiefroi- Port Gamble. intention of the firm to send another TO ARRIVE. wait until C P. MORSE. and Kukuihaele. at 5 p. m. the 24th before ordering YOUR General Frtisht Ajent. AGENTS. , was tMcty-seve-n days on the trip. Sho cargo of 1.000.000 feet on the same HONOLULU. sasxQ route, the lumber being ready and the WINES. ,iV)Uliave Kone to Hll0 but At Honolulu from San Francisco or Jas. Xobqax, discharge, deckload, and s delay being only lonn enough to se- F. Prea. Cecil Bkowk, VIce-Pre-j. her Passengers Arrived. Victoria. Do P. Hcstice, Sec. anchpr$lae o'utefde. The schooner Sus-71e"- cure a vessel. your ordering NOW. Chas. H. Athtsto-V-, Miowera December 21 Auditor. W. H. Hgoos, Treas. aad afcr. Plummcr. which, arrived from From San 26 - Francisco, for Manila, per Pern - December fewcaiUe- bvway of, Mahukona, was Globe Company's Arrangements. U. S. A. T. Hancock, 23. 1 - December Soaoma .....January "fiftrnVrie ddj- tjn'tte voyage. She TACOMA, Dec 15. Representatives Col. William M.Wallace. Major Matthi- Coptic January 4 Our Phone Is MAIN 140. Company-appeare- d HUSTACE & Called. ''at Mahttfcona and was ordered of the Globe Transportation as W Day. Captains Francis a Mar- America Mara January 11 CO ltd. i "Jto"come here. It Isfprobalile that she before the Chamber of Com- shall. George C. January 11 "Be'feerittjvcr Barahardt. Harold Alameda. GOMES & " t8 Kauai discharge ar- Lin-co- HcTIGHE will to merce yesterday and asked that George W. KIrkpatrick. la Aorangi January IS Dealers ii FIREWOOD, STOfE, STEAK anchor-Wea--6fr,po- rL mi BUCKSIIII'S GUI' cargo' of coal," Sh,e ls'alsp rangements be made by which the Aadraws and Keazie W. Walk- PekiHj ."; January 18 ''her " ' C ...'. company will make Tacoma its Puget er: First JJeuteaants Warren Dean. Ventura . .. Jaaaary 22 WINE A. LIQUOR MERCHANTS WHOLESALE AXD RETAIL l' 6rsr BrltisH Lord1' Shaft company en- - Yarn r The sW Sound terminus. The Is Samuel Leer, William C. Tre-- j Gaelic .- - ...-.- January 2S Special Hawail-Puge- Attention Gives t Draylns. Walte which' arfiy'this'mornlngf'.had gaged in the t Sound! maiae. George C. Duncan. Second. Lieu Alameda Fehrsary 1 KING STREET. aad Black SmuL a pleasant trip trade via San Francisco. A new sail tenants William C Gardenshire, Eu Hongkong Maru . . .T. .February 6 Telephone Maia 295 QUEEN STREET

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