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Oceanic Steamship Company
Uvtu I. . flWItnw' Arrive Hon. Leave Hon. Arrive S. F.
October 22 . . .- October 28 November 2 November 8
November 12 November 18 November 2,1 November 20
December 3 December 9 December 14 .......December 20
l 68 fl"t clui, single, S. P.J $110 first elasi, round trip, Sn Tran-
- ' "'J ' ' C. BREWER & CO.. LTD.. fJrnernl Agents.
Pacific Mail Steamship Co.,
and Toyo Risen Kaisha
f ? stteamars of the above Companies wilt Call at HONOLULU and Leave
IbU Port on or about tin Dutei mentioned below:
leave Honolulu For Orient. leave. Honolulu For 8 F.
Mongolia OctobcrSl Nippon Maru November 5
Tenyo Moru November 8 Siberia November 12
Korea November 14 China November 19
Tot further Information appl) to
H. Hackfeld & Co., Ltd,, agents
Matson Navigation Company
. BETWEEN BAN FRANCISCO AND HONOLULU
From Can Francisco
B. S. Wilhelmina November 1
B. S. lurliire v.. November 9
8. S. Wilhelmina November 29
S. S. HYADES of this line sails from Seattle for Honolulu direct on
or about NOVEMBER 13.
S. S. NEVADAN of this line sails from Sail Francisco for Honolulu
direct on NOVEMBER 12, 1910.
For farther particulars, apply to
" ' CASTLE & COOKE. LTD.. General Agents, Honolulu
Canadian-Australian Royal Mail
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ITEAMSHIP
f.Oh riJt AND AUSTRALIA:
ItAItURA NOVRMRKR11
7.p,U.ANDIA DECEMUER 9
THEO H. DAVTES & CO.,
. . i ,. 4HXRICAN-HAWAIIAN
P- i Trom Hew York to Honolulu,
Freight received at all times
BOTith Brooklyn.
' I FROM SEATTLE OR TECOMA TO HONOLULU DIRECT:
S..S. MISSOURIAN. to sail'......
8. S. COLUMBIAN, to sail
S. S. ALASKAN, to sail........
For further information apply to ,H. hauktolu & uu., Liu
gents, Honolulu. - ...-,. ... ,., ,
C. P. MORSE. General Freight Aeent.
Best Wood & Goal
., Prompt Deliveries of Any Quantity
Furniture and Piano Moving
Packing Shipping Storage
Absolute Reliability
UNION-PACIFIC TRANSFER CO.,
King Street, next to Younjj Hotel Telephone 1S74'
HUSTACE - PECK CO., LTD
ts auznr itbeit '
Istimntei riven on all kinds of
Ixeavatine. Fililnr.
FIREWOOD AND COAL, WAIANAE
FIRE INSURANCE
1 1 1
ineo. r. ummenam to.
LIMITED
anra Agent for Hawaii:
7 '' Atlas Assurance Company of London.
New York Unaenwrltert' Agency.
providence. Washington Inturaneo Co.
' Uh'FLOOR, STANQENWALD BLOC.
LIFE INSURANCE
1 It not a Luxury; It Is a Necessity.
. I ' Rut' you Mutt have the DEOTv
and tint Is provided oy the famous
..and most' equitable Laws of Matta-
thuMUt, In the
New England Mutual
' Life hsurance Co.
"(OF BOSTON, MASSACHUQETTS.
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l 'you would be fully Informed .abo
mats laws, sourest i
1 fASTI E ;An0)OKH.
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ENERAL AQENJO.t ,..,,, ;' h
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For San Francisco
S. S. Wilhelmina November 9!
s. s. Limine novcmuer ia
S. S. Wilhelmina' December 7
COMPANY
FOR VANCOUVER!
ZEALAND1A NOVEMRKIl 8
MOANA UECRMIIKll 7
LTD... GENERAL. AGENTS
STEAMSHIP COMPANX.
via Tehuantenec, every. sixtk.dav...
at the Company's wharf, 41st Street,
.0CT0BER28
NOVEMBER
NOVEMBER 21
phone 2295
Drayinr. Teamiof, Road Buililai,
SAND FOR SALE
0at)u Railway Time Table
Outward,
For Walanae, .Walalua, Kahuku and
Way Stations 'SMB a. m-.'SlJO p. m.
For I'earl City, KwaMIII and Way
Stations 17:30 a. in., 9:16 a. m
'11:30 a. in., 2il5 p. 31.. 3:20 p. m.,
C;1G p. in.. t3:30 p. m.. tH:lR P. m. ,
For Walilawa am. Lello'una 10;20
a. in., Cil5 u. in., 19:30 p. ni., tll;lB
p. m.
Inward.
.Arrive Honolulu from Kahuku, ,Wat
juii'ua and Walanao-7-8:36 a. tn..
CMl p. m. -,,
j-rlve Honolulu from Rwa Mill and
Poaw City t7M5 a. m., '8:3G a. m.,
tll-.0i! n. in., l:40 p. m.,4i20 p. m.,
5:31 ji. m., 7:30 p. m.
Arrlvo Honolulu from Wahlawa nnd
Lellehu 0:16 a. m., tlMO p. m., 'oiSJ
1). m $19:10 p. m.
The Hklelwa Limited, a two-hcur
train (only lrat clans llclcnta honored),
leavea Honolulu ovory Sunday at 8:30
a. m.; rotinnlnu. nrrlvta !n Honolulu
at 10:10 p. mi Tho I.lmltedstbi8"only
at Pearl City and Wulanao outward,
npd 'alanae, Wolpahu and' I'earl City
inwaru. ,
Dally. tSundaj Excep'.od. tSunday
Pnly.
O. P. DBNISON, F. 0. SMITH.
Superintendent. O. P. A,
"Jn II ell n phone-numbers am
v . JliiHluei)!. Oftle., Jf,n. ,
.u I'illttirtal ooffls !?lSi,. ..Jft ,
HVKS'lNfl ntJIXRTW, HONOLULU, T H . WROSHftlUY.
Established in 1838
Bishop & Co.
BANKERS
' Commercial and Travelers'
Letters of Credit issued on
the Bank of California and
The London Joint Stock Bank
Ltd., London.
Correspondents for the
American Express Company
and Thos. Cook & Son.
Interest allowed on Term
nnd Savings Bank Deposits.
BANK OF HONOLULU
LIMITED . .
PAID CAPITAL, $G00,000
Successors to
CLAUS SPRECKELS & CO.
Invites your Account 'and
offers satisfactory service.
Loans at market rates.
Exchange and Cable trans
fcrs.
Travelers' Credits and
Checks nvailable everywhere.
The Yokohama Specie
BankJLimited -
bapltal (Pal.l Up). Vim 2I.000.COO
JlMjrvsKunil ....Yon 1C.2GO.000
, HEAD OFFICE, YOKOHAMA.
The bank" buys snd receives for
collection bills of excbnoKo,
. Issues Drafts and Letters " of
' Credit.' ami transacts a . general
bunking business. '
The Hank' receives Local De
posits and Head OOlce Deposits
for Hied perlbds.
Local deposits X2S and upwards
for ono year at rata of 4 per an
num. Head Office Deposits, Yen 25
and upwards for uitehalf year.-oue
year, two years, or three years at
rate of VAX per annum.
Particulars to be obtained on
application.
Honolulu Offlr.e 67 S. King St.
P. O. Box 168.
Yu Akal Ma
nager
Qahu Machine Shop
Manager - - - - H. L. ROSS
301 QUEEN AND RICHARDS SIS J
lelenhone 614
1 ENGINEERS AND GENERAL
MACHINE REPAIRS
Automobiles, Motor Cycles, Gas Sta
tionary and Manns ingines, aice
Mill Machinery, Etc.
Honolulu Electric
Co.
Engineciintr and Contracting
Honse-WirinK Repairing Supplies
Jiy ALA1U.A bi'. near Ueretania
PLANISHED STEEL
A full assortment, sizes Z4"x90"
to 48"sl20", and gauges No. 16 to
No. 20 just to hand.
We do sheet metal work of all
kinds, and guarantee satisfaction.
Your patronage is solicited. -
PROMPT ATTENTION TO JORHING
EMMELUTH rt CO.. LTD.
Phone 1511 145 .King Street
bu'l'.DING MAJERIAL
orAixkrjroi. "
'- nAixii .or xuMfiji.
ALLM k B01DTI0V. '
lni Street :: :' :: Hrninlnlx
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Traction
Hauling and
General Construction' Contractors
Honolulu Construction & Draying Co., Ltd.,
Queen Street, Opp'oslt e Kaahumanu Teleu)pne 2281
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Alexander & Baldwin,
LIMITED.
OFRJccns and ninccTons.
II. 1'. llaldwln President
W. O. Smltlu.FIrst Vice-President
W. M, ,AIeinnder
Second Vice-President
J. )'. Cwiko i
Third Vlco-Pre. nnd Malinger
J, Wnlerhouso Treasurer
K. B, Puxton Kocrwtnry
J. 11. Castle lilrector
J. It. (Inlt Illi!:tnr
W. R. Cast! Director
Sugar Factors'
Commission Merchants,
I and Insurance 'Agents'
Agenta for
Hawaiian Commercial & Sugar Co.
Iliilku Sugar Company.
Pnla Plantation. '
Maul Agricultural Company.
i Hawaiian Sugar 'Company. '
i Kahuku Plantation Company.
I Kahulul Ilallroad Coor.urny.
I Haleakala Jlaticb Compuny.
Ilonolua Ranch.
Mvllryde 8ngar Co.
Kauai Railway Co.
Castle & C.ooke, Ltd
j Honolulu, T. H.
.8HIPPINO AND COMMISSION' MER
t ' CHANTS, BpGAK ACTORS
anil '
GENERAL INSURANCE AQSNT3,
. . .ne'p'retehtlna ' '
. Kwn, Plantation Co.' . '
' Walnliia Agrlciiit'tir'alCo,, Ltd,
Koiialn Sugar Co.
Wnlmea 8ugnr Mill Co.
AtKikna Sugar Co., Ltd,
t
Fulton Iron Works or St. Louis.
Rabcoek &. Wilson Pumps,
flreen'a Fuel Economizers.
Matson Navigation Co.
C. Brewer & Co., Ltd.
8U0AR "FACTOR8 AND COM
MI3GION MCnCHANT8
Officers and Directors:
K,-F. lludiop President
lifo. II. (tubertHon .'...,
....Vlco-Pt'csldent and Manager
W. V Nortl Treasurer
ltlrliaril hcra Secretary
J. It: Oalt Auditor
Go. It. .Cartel ...., Director
O. H. Cooke Director
It A. Copku ,. director
A. (lartley ,. Director
C. Brewer & Co., Ltd.
fIRE AND MARINE
INSURANCE AGENCIES
Iloyal Insurance Cc. of UverpooL
London Assurance Corporation.
Commercial Union Assurance Co.
of Lond.m.
Scottish Union & National Ins
Co. of Kdlnburgh. l
Citlcdonlnn Insurance Co. of Edin
burgh. Uppor rthlns Insurance Cov ,(la
rluo)
Teiritoriaj (Jpard of
"Inimjgrajioj.
.Office 403 .StangewalA tllg..
- Honolulu.
SCANDINAVIA
BELTING'
-I0N0LULUIR0NW0RKS
Arents
Chemical Engines and
Watchman's Clocks
For Sale by
A. OILMAN
Fprt Street
j.
I'WI
PACIFIC ENGINEERING
COMPANY, LTD.
Cornnlting;, Designing and 0"n
strncting Engineers. '
Bridges.' Suildincs.' Concrete fitrnn.
tures, Steel Structures, Sanitary Sys
tems, Renorts and Estimates on Pro
jects, rnone jyj8,
I Intov-lslund and O. It, & u Shipping
books for sale at tho Hullo tin
olMco. COc each..
Engine
Plowing
NOV. 2. 101 6.
W. R. CASTLf AN
HlWAII'SFlllW
Takes iRall Ott o.f Editor of
Outlook yThroii,gh New
York Sun.
The)Nevy Yoik'.Bipr ot recent date
pi'ilillshPs Ihc fuliovrlliti In which W. It,
Cast If takes a fall out of the editor
of lht Outlook In 'his inlsrcpresenla
linns of 1 1 p. wall:
'' k t.
insxrUction Fqn ''outlooi"
Mr. Cattle tof Honolulu J'Here and
Otves Advice,
Con't IWrjte' Ab6'ut'' Hawa(l, Even If
YoyVe ft''Cfahtrf6utlto Editor, , 'He,
Gays, Unlets Yqif 'know' the Facts'
Hawaii' i a Full Fledgsd Arnecl
can 'Territory. '
W.. II. Cai(lo of Honolulu, who look
part In tho revolution out flicro and
who was ono of tho commissioners
sent hi" the Provisional Odvcrnm'eltt lo
Washington to ask for annexation, nr
rlvrd nt tho Wolcott a few days nRO.
He la! to. dellyor nil address qt the
nuliiriui Moljonk oiifercuco, nn.d ho
says Adt Iln It lp wilt' try to sh'o,w up
nnnio1', ml'jjlnk'fji,' iir((lo. In tl('o. pi)pa)c
li lopkliiR out 'uimn'tho'atatiis of' Ha
waii. '''.
Mr1.1' Cistio rhvk' II16' Outlook' hai'
mato an ecrcgloiis blunder. Ho dooa
lint kuoxvt weedier Ihp. Contrllnmu:
Kdllor, Is'Vi'sponslblo or' 'not. ' As fo
Dr. ..Lyman,1 Abbnit; Mr. Ciistlo Says
he, at toast, miRlit to know better.
"Thi Outlook exhibits a ccrtnln
smiiR Ratlsfactlon In teaching pcojilo,
now 10 look upon public Questions,"
raid Mr. Cnsllo yesterday. ".When It
comes In laying Aqw'ii tlto law about
Hawaii-It would bo Just ns well for
Us editors to know' what they nr'o
talking about. In an nrttclo published
ny 1 lie magazlno In July It npiuscd
Statehood for Hawaii ami spoko of
Hawaii ns being In tho same class
wl'li l'orto Itlco mid the Philippine
mm aiii (iim pernap (not way miglH
bo "open for- It to have1 a 'delegate; Iri
Congress. As almost everybody elsq
ldinws, Hawaii Is a full fledged Terri
tory, nnd wo hnvo'hail a dclegato In
Congress ever slnco 1900. That pub
lication docs not appreciate tho fact
tiat"H(iSvull"ls h'fltn c'onqucst'nnd in
no seiiso doai It occupy the ptjsltloii
of l'orto lllco or the I'UIlIpplnos, or
even Alaska,, which wan, a stralghi
purchase.. In tho 'Wll'maklng ilawall
a'part of tlieUnltcd Sttitcs was embod
fl'djalmost eycry ctnuse of1 tho treaty
of nniiPjJjvMon Hint had been proposed.
'und,hfH dl( not bcconiq cffeqtlvo ui
til 'the.-Hi)wnllaiis had accepted It. anid
then Hawaii becamo an Integral part
of tho. Unllcd States and Its people
obtained all tho powers and rights of
Amerlcnn citizens. -
"Hawaii Is ln Iho 'wov,of gottlpg
Statehood s'omo" do'y, but 'at tlto pres
ent time I am perfectly aware, tho
Torrltory Is not fit for Statehood nnd
ought not to have It. There has been
a vast Increase tn tho producilvo cap
acity nnji tho diversity of productions
.l.nn.Mt. l .1 I. . 1
tni'iiini-iyi-H nim-u tiuwuii uecame AinO'
rlcan terrljory. Hawaii Is an ngrlcul
tural country purely, not a manurac
turning ono, nnd there are not mines,
and won l no for 10.000 years, accord
lug, to a Huston scientist. He says
mat Iron exists In an Incipient coiull
lion, and that, there Is more of It In
tho so of Ilawall today than there Is
In Ihn 'mining dls'trledl of Iho'JUnfted
States or Kurope. (llut nccordtng to
h(m 'it Svould, take H1I4 Iron a finmjred
comurii-H io ripen iniu iron ore.
' "I left Hawaii' In tho throes of a
campaign. Tho prohibition question.
ytua cciiin, lor uio oiii introduced
Into tlii) Senate by' Se'iiajqr Johnson
piovldlng for total prohibition In tlio
ouanda Btlrrod up thlogSj When n
coinproralso as '"erfec!ed. aiibmltt(rm
tliomnttor to the voters. ,nf llnwa I,
tHurp wob a IpI of cnnuia,l!jnlnR on tti
Issue. Iltl lllp Y(l'tH witltili was fVin
on July HO dlsupsed of this question.
It Is ,on(y fafr1 to say, however,' that
llin' ...l,ll,Wl ...'. .!.., il'
tho' prohibition fbrces'wpro iot llior.
oughiy nriianizpii, for the. .vnjpt did
nbt turn out, Ttiertj wan w alimlo
(Usrint In lih entire cwmtry whoro
ptvlillilMuii won o,ut. '
"TUoro was n.fiinuysldo to tho vot
Ing. Tlmo.uestlou submitted to Iho
peoplo was, 'Shall the legislature In
bo elected In November be' Itisjilicttjil
td pass laws ngalnut Mm lHnmtfttpt'ur'o,'
nnd aalo of iiufl.w(liiH lano )n m
alr liu uURWCr to lie Yea r no.
Nmv H 'roal niajry 'r life voters
aro nnllvo Hawallans win 'had never
Had n question In that form Siibmltled
to hen. In many lnslonces the llouor
runners at tho polls would say to (
volqr. 'Do you "want free ll..ii..v l
iui. ' .' :.. ...:... m i'i
jms couuirv- ljSK) im (tuiiuhu woul-:
repiy, i nen go in and vot no,' tlio
runner would suggest, nnd so Mr. Ka
naka would vote no.- stM, I d,on.'t'
ll!(nk. r reversal of m vaaoa.wouUl
have turned tlibteale',' '
"We aro now about to hold our
biennial ulcctlon for members pf (bo
'efi'slnlllip. The IsbIio is a straight
one between Pcinofrafl apd' lteuib.
emis, thmiiih Ibosp' na'nu'H don't wiean
inuch wllh the areat bulk of tho vol.
era out thore.
"There Is a yory .strong, fooling In
Hawaii (hot. tun s(fctur'os of tlio
coastwlso nuvlgtlbn laws 'ought not
to apply to Hawaii. TIioiieIi wo lire
nlhiost sU' daya out, tho navigation
Maws put us technically on the coast,
uutl this prorcnls foreign linen from
.entering Into cumpcltlun with Ame
rican lines coming there. We could,'
be nearer San Franclc If the fine
steamers now In service had softie'
thing like nppdsltlon to make them
BJeaiii nt tho' twenty knots of which
tjioy arc capable Instead of nt fifteeVi,
' "People of tho Uulled States ought
to go io Hawaii to learn how to deal
with tho Oriental question. There, al
though (he Japs and' ChlnesO make
up more than half ol our population,
they cannot overwhelm us. -Thpy have
no vole, nnd they aro orderly nnd
well Whaved. The Chinese particu
larly soon get accustomed to Ameri
can Ideas and customs, and when-they
have' made up their minds that they
want to go back to China to leave
their bones they find conditions there
so 'different from those to which they
have grown Used that as a rule after
a lit t lo time they came back 'to Ha
waii. The Japaneso aro different.
Thero woro nbout 250 Chinese." clll--z'e'ns'of
Hawaii at the time of annexa
tion, while the Japanese citizens' yoii
could count upon your hand.
"flutn very Important fact lo bo
considered is Hint the children of tho
Jnpanoso and Chinese born In IlUwall
sjoce annexation -will one day ibecomo
entitled to tho privileges p? American
c,lt,lzepshU.. Tbq tlm'p vfill'cpnio whon
the .will Qgurq consplanously at the
liollfl. Tho'-outrngeoiifl nh'uso to wlilch'
bo Chinese, nre submitted through,
oii'r. Iimlgralon laws Is, somq day
going 'to lijear" trult; Many hold tjlat
wo' do'npt'daro'to treat tho'japs as
wo treat ChlWesp throush fear. Thero
yiiB u rei-piii iiisiaiico in aan rTan
elscb, where, ono of. (hu Ah Fong alsj
ters, tho daughters of'.a "wcaltfiy'Clir
neso who man led n.UawaHa,u woman,
was held up' by Immigration, officials
fpr' a whplo day though' 'the faols as
l i. ??.! . LrJ..'
u nt-r luL-miijr -vfuro wen, Known.
PACIFIC MAIL.WIU a
FIGHT FOR TRftFFig
Steamship Lino, With Aid of
bouthorn Kacitic, to Combat
Bates &. Clieseb.rouh,
NKW Oni.EANS AIa.), OcL 17.
That Iho Paclllc Mall 'gtcSimshlti fml
lahli
pany Is planrilng'lo cAab'llsh a line
of steamers which will onerate from
seattlo.to New Orleans nud-Ne'jy'York',
a railroad furnishing tlio rnnnWHni
link over tho latliinus iif Panama, was
tho information received in Now Or-'
luiiiis ioiiay
Tho 1'nclHc Mall ,'ls,,clostly. allied
wl h the Southern Ifoclflc, and th6"n(o
posed, new; llnq ''U-lU"ueTVkH.e'ral'ei lii
u...,,....u.. ,.,i,( nre uuii-3 ec unese-
brougb service, which, has already
started. Tho Pnclflc Mall has been'ruu
nlng Btcamers. from San Francisco to
the west coast of Panama for many
years, and It will not require much,
tlnio.fOr tho. 'Southern Pacific" fo" put
vessels Into commission on tho east
ern side.'-"
, It was generally expected, that tho
Pacific' Mall and the Southern Pacln'c
would opjioso the Uates &. Choso-
brough lino, ns the latter will obtaln
business Which othnrwisd wonbl Im
hauled across tho contlncftt l)'y either
1110 noiuuern I'aclllc or ono of the
trnns-contlueutal .linos whlrh rmoa n,n
(.nii(ttiw 'itwtf7n1 7..i '
uM,J tllllllVI I1U1 111,
REAL ESTATE "TRANSACTIONS!
Entered for Record Oct. 31, 1910.
From 10:30 a. m. to 4 p. m.
Kawalkoeahl and hsb to C A
Mrowp . , , :.., H
Est of 11 P lllshsp by trs and
exors to ProtcstnntKpIs Ch In'
, II I U
Protestant Epls Ch lull I to Trs
of Est of 11 P Hlsliop . . . e,. . M
Iilllkalaiil Fern et nl by Comr to
Becky. ,K Chang .... t. -.,-. . 1)
Edw 11 F Wolter to Iionohonua.
klnl nnd hsb . . . i ,.Re
LonqhHiiuakiiil and hsb to Sam-
net k onena, tr ...;... T. . 1)
W W Chatilberlaln nnd wt lo
ir Ainuy q is- zon u
lionomu Sugar Co to Eugene 3
Capellas nol
Francisco Ilaptlsta and wf to Ho
nohlu Sugar Co '...'.J'. lit
Entered for Record Nov. 1, laio.
From 0 a. m.. to '10:30 a. m.
Uuel Mmiey to I.lzzle K'Awnr
ot nil j4
Est of n p nishop ty trs to Jary
A PICnier I,
Mlluokalaul Yrust by trs to Jo
seph F Durnn L
Heavy frosts havo anneared'ln iho
state of Texas and It Is feared tliatlMaru.-T. K.K:. 8. 8.'
Krent damago will ho douo to the col.
ton crops In thut action,
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HAWAII
m SETIJEJ STREET
P. 0. Box G40 Telephone 2047
Conducts' all classes' of Audits and
Investiimtions, and funtisherReporti
on all kinds of financial work
Suggestions feiven :for' slmplifyinif
or systematiiing; ofllca work. All
business confidential.- "' '-.
mimm
MdHifitBiKMiMa
MOVEMENTS 0FH
MAIL STEAMERS
VESSEL TO AHBIVE
Thursday, Nov. 3,
Manila via Japan ports Logan, U.
S. A. T.
Friday, Nov. 4.
Hongkong via Japan ports Nippon
Maru, Jap. stmr.
Saturday, Nov. 6.
Hllo via way pbrts Mauna Kea,
stinr.
Sunday, Nov. '6.
Maul, Molokal and Lanal ports-r-MI-kahala.
stmr.
Kauai porls-Klnau, stmr. ,
Tuesday, 'Nov.- 8. '. i
San Francisco Tenyo Maru, T. K
K. 8. 8.'.
' Australian ports .via Suva Zealan
dla, C.-A. 8 8.
Wdnetday, Nov. S,
Hawaii via Maul ports-qiaudlne,'
Kaua Iporta VV,a.Half,'atitir!' vvv
Friday, Nov. it. j:
Victoria, and Puget -Sound ('porta y.
Makura, C.-AS. r i, 'B
l!8SV,rr,a.' Nv. 12.T.",i t , "t
. HongWn? Mi Jaboh Wkllfiartisj I ' '
P. M.-8. 8. f- '" It ,'i.t'l
Hllo, -via .way1 porta Mauna Kea,.'
stmr. i ', --, . rf r
'j--: a.... .. if. '..
ounumy, hov. '13. " if-ti,'
Maul, Molkal-and fJhn'af tnr?-iU.i
kahala'.fStmr,- .', '''-&, - 'It
Kauai
LV'jgt4... .'A,
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can Kranclsco ;L'irllne, M. N. S. 3.
frlday, Nov. 18. "
BaP .riPStsco Sle.ra,' 6. 8. 8.
v Saturday, Nov, It.
Hongkong, via Japan porta china,
P. M. 8. 8. ' . ' ,
Tueiday,' Nov. 22.' -.
.HflnckQUK Vlft.4anao,.porta. Buyo
Maru T. K. C l.,8.
r T Saturday,, Nov. 28.
Hongkong via Janqn ports Manchu
rja, fc M. f.vS. 'v ,"..,
I Tuesday, Nov.. 29.
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i iKanal ,porta W. a,(iajli"stinrr, G
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Friday;, Nov. 4. , .
Hawaii via. Maul ports Claudlne,
stinr C p)imt ,l - -
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Hongkong and .Tsnnn Imrtn Hon..
kong 'ki.M? Jijir slnVff Kr-n '" "V
ban Francisco Nippon Maru. T. K.
K. S.S. ' , , '
Monday, Nov. 7.J
i Kauai ports'-NooauaJmr,,, 5 p. jn.
l " Tuetdai, Nov. 8.
Hongkong via Japan porta Tonvo
Maru, T. K. K. 8. 8.
Vancouver nod Puget Bound 7.aa.
landla, C.-A. 8. 8.
Hllo vln.way porta Mauna Ka.
stmr., 10 a. m. ,
Molokal, Maul nnd Lanal norts Ml-
kahala, stmrs Cp. m. ' '
Kauai ports Klnau, Btmr. 5 p..m.
Wednesday, Nov. '9.
San PranclscoK-Wllhelmlnn. i. N.
Thursday, Nov. 10.
Kauai 'porjjjs W,, aHoll, stmr., B
pi m. .-
, i Friday, Nov. 11.
Australian porta via Suva Colonies,
C,A. 8, 8. ... Y,
Hawaii via Maul porta Clandlno,
stmr., b p. m, ' ' ""
Saturday, Nov. 12.
.'ts'ft.a;lB9Prl?rla., ?.. M. B..S.
Monday. Nov. 14. '
iHongkong via Japan. portsi-Kofea;
K M.' 8, S.. ' ' V ,
Saturday, Nov, 19. - ) .
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'Tu'etdiy, Nov. 22.
San'Frftqclsccr-tLmUne; M-.'N. S.'ff.
Central and South American ports.
Buyo Maru. T. K. K. 8. 8.
Wednesday, Nov.,23.
, 8j(? Franc'lcoSfevCT., Q, s. S.j I
Saturday, Nov. 29.
Sna FrancUc-itflncdKvia,,,?.. . s.
Tuesday. Nnv. '29..
IJonKong via, Japan .ports Nippon
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Malls ara duo from tho followlnc
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oun I'rancisco willioimina, Nov. .
Yok9hani Vr Nippon Manij Nov B.
Australia Per Zoalandla, Nov. 8. ,
Vleorla Per Makura, Nov. 11.
Alalia ,wH, depart for tho following
points as fallows; ,'
San Francisco Per Sierra.' Nov.. 2. i'
I YokohamaJ-Rers-Mongolla;- Nov.-' 1. f '
Yflwsr-rt-or,;r,oaifl.ud.i.a. Nnv. a.
Sydney Py, Makura, Npv. 11. '"I
w s TBAN$ORT BBftVlCBv
Jlufordial'Sap "Francisco. ,k,, ,( .
uix sailed Tor Seattle, Oct.1 20.
J-f'P"". ff m. Nagasaki forHon. Oct. 2
Sheridan, at San Francisco; Oct. li.
Sherman frorri lonM6f Manila, Oct.
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