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OANU RAILWAY AND LAND GO. TIMETABLE From and After January 1, 1961 compose the ‘-.awalian Village” at the Buffalo Exposition, which opens on May 1. Among the passengers are two gen tlemen of nobility. They are Com mander A. de Fenile and Vicompte de Ce’auden. Dr. Robley, H. T. Brown, R. N., and Captain M. Chester, U. R. N., are also on board, bound for San Francisco. The officers of the China did not hear the particulars of the loss of the Rio until they reached here, where a large man was waiting for them. The general outline of the great ca tastrophe was learned in Nagasaki, but nothing more. The China has a large passenger list. Two of her cab in passengers were for this port. Six ty-six steerage passengers were also destined for Honolulu. ARRIVALS. Monday, April 1. U. S. A. T. Hancock, Streave, from San Francisco, at ». am. S.. S. China, Seabury Orient, arrived 13pm Tuesday, April 2. S. S. City of Peking, from San Fran cisco due a. m. S. S. Sonoma, Van Sterner, from San Francisco due a. sa S. Ventura, Haywood, from the Colonies, due a. m. DEPARTURES. Monday, April 1. U.S. A. T. Pak Ling, for Manila, sailed 5 p. m. S. S. Santa Ana, Strand, for Kahu lui at 5 p.m PASSENGERS DEPARTING. For San Francisco, per S. S. China, April 2—E. Subr and family, Mrs. M. E. Tenney, Miss Holt, Mrs. E. O. Tenney, 2 children and nurse, Mrs. H. G. Noonan, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Isen berg, Jr., Mrs. T. G. Taylor, Lady Her ron, T. R. Wilson, Dr. O. B. Spalding, Col RC. Spalding, Mrs. A. H. Cath cart, Mrs. C. Charles Harris, W. W. Tobin, J. H. Wilson, Harry Cooper, Mr. and Mrs. Galt and Mrs Galt, Mrs. Kennedy and boy, George H. Warfield, N. D. Hodge, Mrs. FP. W. Shalike, Mrs. ¢. D. Warren, W. P. Whittley, Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Hall, H. L. Taft, Miss T. H. Taft, Mrs. Morris, Mrs. J. L. Marsh, 3 children and nurse, P. A. Perry, S. F. Thalin and wife, Mrs. M. Willard, Mrs. M. M. Thies, F. J. Loug herty, A. L. Young, C. Girdler, wife and boy, Miss Anna M. Reed, Mr. Schneider, W. H. Olmstead, R. Isen berg, Mrs. W. H. Mayo, Mrs. Jesse Hawes, Mrs. F. D. Clark, Miss Mabel Fichett, Mrs. L. M. Moon, J. L. Fuller, G. W. Currier, Mrs. W. Knudsen, J. T. Barraclough, H. J. Hart, J. W. Par malee, SS. Powers, W. D. Alexander, dr. T. W. Hebron, William Watson and wife, Mrs. E. J. Benjamin, Mrs. clough Mrs. J. Hawes, Miss Barraclough, Wil lam Morris, Joseph H. Gray and wife, Miss Gray, Mrs. Blood, Norman Orme, Miss J. Clyne, F. J. Catit, R. A. Mac fie, J. H. Bullock and about 150 Shriners. ouTward Daily Daily Daily Daily sm am am Dm pm 90 a7 ne 347 313 so Sao Pearl City oo 523 39 nw nae a 10 Waianae Ewe Mil ww agen 1 Waialua + 13s Sao Kahuku ze iat eas TNWaRkD Daily Daily Daily Daily Daily an am Kahuku +s 15 Waialua 60 20 Walanme 720 as Ewe Mill 426 rE Pearl City sso 65 335 25 120 s= Honolulu F.¢. SMITH, G. Cees PT. A. ae
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Honolulu Republican
Honolulu, Hawaii, US
Tue, Apr 02, 1901
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