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EVENING DULLETIN, HONOLULU, T. H, FRIDAY, JUNE 21, 1912.
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8 ti HIKIIHA
Arrhe lion.
C5 lirst il.i, Magic, S. I'. till)
C. BREWER
Pacific Mail
Hli'unwn uf the nbove company v. Ill call at Honolulu and leave till
;irt nn or about the dates mentioned below:
run nn: omi:vr. nut sv. fiixmisfo.
G. 0. Nile June 23 S. S. Pertla . .. July 2
8. 8. Mongolia July 4 S. S. Korea . . July 9
8. S. Ptrtin July 27 S. S. Siberia July 23
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Cur r""tinrnl Inform itlnn apply to
EL Hackfeld & Co., Ltd., agents
TOYO RISEN KAISHA
Kteiimi rs ot llio above Company
kt.u'il lb" dates niiintloiiHil below:
Kill Till: OIIIEVI.
S S. Chiyo Maru. .. . June 21
0. G. Tenyo Maru .. July 18
8. S. Nippon Maru. . July 12
S. S. Tenyo Maru July IS
''alii al Manila, oinlltirii; call
CASTLE & COOKE,
Wiatson Navigation Company
Direct Service Between San Francisco and Honolulu.
I'lltlM MN l'l!lUS0. I'Olt SN r'lttM'ISIU
0 S Liirl.no July 3 5. &. Honolulan June 26
S. 8. Wilhelmma . . July 9 S. S. Lurlme July 9
S. S. Honolulan July 16 s. S. Wilhelmina July 17
S. S. Lurlme .... July 31 s. S. Honolulan July 24
S. S. HYADES tails from Seattle for Honolulu direct on or about
JUNE 22, 1912.
For further particulars upplf to
CASTLE & COOKE, LTD.. General Agents, Honolulu.
Canadian-Australian Royal Mail
STEAMSHIP COMPANY
l'oit i'iji n .uLsrit w.i . roit vicoi:vi:h.
S. 8. Zealandia . .. July 17 S. S. Marama July 16
8. S. Marama August 14 S. S. Makura . ..August 13
THEO. H. DAVIES & CO., LTD., GENERAL AGENTS.
AMERICAN-HAWAIIAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
FROM NEW YORK TO HONOLULU
Mi Tiliuanliptr, cur ihlh il.i). Freight renlicd ut all limes nt the
('iipaii) nlinrf, list Strut, Smith llriiultbn.
FROM SEATTLE OR TACOMA TO HONOLULU DIRECT
S. S. COLUMBIAN, to sail about .. JUNE 27
8. 3. ALASKAN, to sail about . JULY 8
S. S. ARIZONAN, to sail about JULY 19
Tor (iirllirr Inforrnallon applj In II. II W'hi'F.l.ll A CO., LT1L, ngeul,
Honolulu. C. V. HOUSE, IJencrul Freight Agent.
Phono 2295 Reaches
Hustace-Peck Co.,Iitd.
A 1,1, KINDS 01" HOCK AND SINI) FOE CONCKtTK VtOltK.
I'lltEMOOl) AND COM,. lr) j
ci idi:i:n street. r. o. nox 212
Service Dispatch
WESTERN
PACIFIC
RAILWAY
THE
FEATHER
RIVER
ROUTE
For particulars ee
Fred. L. Waldron.Ltd.
836 Tort Street
Pau Ka liana
MOVES THE EARTH
Forcegrowth
Will Do It
Airhe S. V.
. Jl'I.Y
Al'Ht'HT :
llrst pI.im, rniiml trip, Snn I'rmiclnro.
& CO., LTD.. General Agents.
Steamship Co.,
will nail at ami puh Honolulu on or
I'Olt SIN I'KAM'ISrO.
S S. Nippon Maru September 3
S. S. Shiuyo Marj . July 16
S. S. Tenyo Maru June2S
S. S. Chiyo Maru . August's
at Shanghai
LIMITED, Agents, Honolulu.
Oahu Railway Time Table
1 Outward.
For Wulanae, Wnlalua, Kuhuku and
XX'uy Stations !): IB u. m., '3:20 p. iu.
For I'eiirl City, Ewu Mill and Way
Stations 17 -30 a. tu , 9:15 a. m ,
11-30 u ui., '216 p. in., 3-20 p. in.,
6 15 p. in, 19.30 p. in., til: 15 p. m
For XVuhluv-u and I.elluhua 10:20
a in., efi.lB p. m., t9:30 p. iu., tll:15
p. iu.
Inward.
I Arrive Honolulu from Kahiiku, Wnl
alua and Walauao S'SG a. iu., 0:31
I) ta.
I Arrive Honolulu from Ewa Mill and
Pearl City 17-45 a. iu., '8-3G a. iu.,
11 02 a. in., 1:40 p. m '4:26 p. m.,
6 31 11. El.. 7:S0 n. in
Arrive Honolulu from Walilawa and
J.eiiebun D:15 a. m U;40"p. :
,5 31 ii m, J10 Jo p. m.
""he Ilalelwa Limited, a two-hour
trnin Innlv fin nlnao Ililral. I.h
.. ... ,..w ...bv (ubo luncin nun-
ored), leaves Honolulu every Sunduy
in a jo a. in.; returning, arrives In
Honolulu at 10-10 11. in Tlin I.lmll.,,1
stops only at I'earl City and Wulnnne
outward, and XValnnne, Walpaliu and
i I'eiirl City Inward.
Dally. tSunduy Excepted. tSuu-
uay uniy
0. 1. DE.N'ISON, P. C. BMITII,
Superintendent. a. 1 A.
Photo Engnnlng of highest grado
ran now he secured from the 11 u I
I 1 1 u 1'lioto Eugruvlug uluuL
Leai- Hon.
jri.v I
Jl I.Y J7
Kstnlilhl.nl In 1831.
Bishop & Co.
BANKERS
Cnminrrrljil nnd Trawler'
Letter uf Credit Issui'd nn
tlir ll.ink n California nnd
Tlir London .lulnt Slnrk ll.ink
Ltd., London.
Correspondents for lli
American lliirri Company
nnd 'llioi. Cecil. .V Son.
Inlirrst aliened an Term
nnd Saline Hank DfpnulK
BANK OF HONOLULU
m.miti:d.
PAID CAPITAL (6011.01)0
Snccrnr to
CLAUS SPRECKELS & CO
Iinlto jour Areount nnd
nflVrs sutlifiMlory ifrilce.
I, iiiuii at market rates.
r.xrli.iiiKe mill Cable trnnj.
frrs.
Tr.nfler.' t' reditu nnd
Checks ntiill.iliic t-iirjiilicri'.
-,
The Yokohama Specie
Bank, Limited
Ili:.M 01 KICK YOKOHAMA
Cnpltal Subscribed. Yen 43,000,000.
CaplUI Paid Up.... Yen 30,000,000
ltesened Fund ....Yeu 17,5uo,fau0
Ceneral bankliiK business
traiis.u-led. Smlngs accounts fjr
Jl end upwards.
Fire uud buiglar-proof raulU,
wild Sfo Deposit Iloxes for rent
at 12 per year bail upwards
Trunks and cases to be liept on
custoily at moderate rates.
Particulars la be applied for.
YU AKAI, Mannirer.
Honolulu OtHce, lletliel and Mer
chant Streets. Telephones 2421
mid 15U4. P O. Uux 1C8.
EMMELUTH & CO., LTD.
PLUMBERS and SHEET METAL
WORKERS
STOVES and RANGES
Corner King and bishop Streets
Phone No. 3067
PACIFIC ENGINEERING
COMPANY, LTD.
Consulting, Deigning uud Con-
struttlm,' Engineers.
Bridges, Ilulldlngs, Concrete Struc
tures, Steel Structures, Sanitary Sys
tems, Reports and Estimates on Pro
jects, l'hone 1045.
BUIlDING MATERIAL
OF ALL KINDS
DEALERS IN LUMBER
ALLEN & ROBINSON
Queen Street Honolulu
a. p. Mcdonald,
Contractor und Ilulldrr
Estimates given on all kinds ot
building.
Concrete Work a Specialty
IMUAIII STUELT, MIAK NUUANO
P. H. BURNETTE
Commissioner of Deeds lor Califor
nia and New York) NOTARY PUB.
LIC Grants Marriage Licenses. Draws
Mortgagee, Deeds, Bills of Sale,
Leases, Wills, etc. Attorney for the
District Courts. 70 MERCHANT ST.,
HONOLULU, Phone 1346.
No. I, No. 2, No. 3
The best CRUSHED ROCK and SAND in the city delivered
anywhere and at the right time and place.
Honolulu Construction& Drying Co., Lti,
ROBINSON BUILDING - QUEEN STREET
mmmMmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm
Alexander k Baldwin,
LIMITED
Sugar Factors.
Commission Merchants,
and Insurance Agents
Agsntt for
IIhkuIiuii Commercial V 8unr Co.
Haiku Bu,;nr Company.
Pula Plnntatlon.
I Itulll Airrleultuml CumDinr.
Hawaiian Sugar Company.
Kuhuku Pluntatlon Company,
McIIryile Sugar Comp.ir.
Kflhulul Hallroad Company.
Kauai Ualluay Company.
Honolua Itanch.
Haiku Fruit and Packlnc Company
Knual Fruit and Land Company.
C
Castle & Cooke
Limited
HONOLULU, T. H.
SUGAH FACTORS, SHIPPING AND
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
Agents for
FIRE, LIFE, MARINE, TOURISTS'
BAGGAGE AND AUTOMOBILE
INSURANCE
Reprenntlno
Hn Plantation Company
Walalua Agricultural Co, Ltd.
Kohala SuKiir Co.
Apnkad SuKar Co, Ltd.
MalKon Kali;iitlon Co.
Tojo Kli-cn Knlflm
l
C. Brewer & Co., Ltd.
SHIPPING, COMMISSION AND
GENERAL MERCHANT8
HONOLULU
OFFICEItS AND DlRECTORfl
E. F. BISHOP President
oro. if. nonnitTsoN
Vloe-1'reilili'nt and Manager
XV. XX'. NOHTII Treasurer
P.ICIIAIIO IVi:itB Secretary
). Jl. OAI.T Auditor
fino. II 'CAIITKII Director
-IT AT COOKlT. Director
A OABTI.KV Director
II COOKi: Director
LIFE INSURANCE
Is not a Luxury; It Is n Xrcesrltr.
Hut jnn Mint lime the HKhT
and tli.it Is proililrd liy the (anions
iiinl most eiullable I.ans of Massu-rliusi-tls,
In the
New England Mutual
Life Insurance Co.
OF 1IOSTOX, MASSXCIIUSKTTS.
If yon Mould he fully Informed about
these Inns, address
CASTLE & COOKE,
Limited
.1EXEKAL AtlKNTS.
llONOLIILr. T. II
FIRE INSURANCE.
The B. F. Dillingham Co.
LIMITED
Oeneral Agent tor Hawaii!
Xllas Assurance Conipnny of London.
iir York Undcnrrlters' Agency.
I'roxldeuco Wnshlugtoii Insurance Co.
4th FLOOIt, STAM1ENXVAL1) HLDO.
KAHN SYSTEM of REINFORCED
CONCRETE.
Cup Bars, Rib Metal, Hy, Rib, Lath,
Water-proof Coating.
Honolulu Iron Works Co.
Honolulu
Agents for the Hawaiian Islands
Illicit your money In llulletlu
niherttsliig mid It returns to lou
hundred tola.
lMSSK.NUKUS HOOKED
Per Rlmr. Clnudlno, for Hawaii nnd
Maul polls, June 21. Mrs. II. A. (llll,
Mrs. S. A. Campbell, Myrtlo Taylor,
Mnbel Taylor, Cella Caie, A. Qlbb, Es
ther (llbb, ErncHt llalduln, II. llnrey,
II llnlilwlu. Mrs. II. Alileoiig. K.
Aclieolig, .I.C. Colien, Mrs. Cohen, II.
II. rogue. Pnrkcr Cuniinlngs, A. Par
ions, I). Hrcmn, .1, ChnlmerH, Minn E,
Clinlniers, E. Ony, Clms. Oay, 11. (lay,
I., (lay, May Cay. Ernest Hay, xx M,
X'ellescii, P. M. Marclel, II. A. Drum
tiiond, M. Alona, Will. Ilnla, II. Coup
er. M. lllinin. J. P. Correa, Mrs. Per
klnson, Master Perkliisun, .1. II. Crnlg,
(1. I). Iliown, C. A. Bacheler, IU s.
A. ( nnipbell nnd Infant.
Per stnir. Klnnu, for Knual ports,
Juno 2u. Freilk. EeKerklug. C. Mini
mnn. II. Hansen, Miss Wlilttlnglon,
T Zoller, Mrs. K. Goo Kim. Mrs. M.
Aklona,, C. Haver, K. ltoeiulalil
Loiiiso Douse, James Douse, Clinrlotto
A holo. He en Horner. Leslie Wlsliard
William Alexander. Miss Purvis, Mhs
Esther Knlul. Miss Ceclllo Knpule,
Jus K. Knlwl, Jr., Miss llanii, MIrs
S. Ilaliil, Miss I.. Aholo, Miss Irene
Sjha, Miss YoshI Tsugl, Eliza Xeli
Nlm. William Kiiknna, Itobt. Kopulne,
Helen Pnlamn. Mltsu Ilnshl, Itadel Ma
ken, Toslilko Ishtuose.
Per stnir Mlknhnla, for Maul and
Molokal ports, Juno 2.". It. II. Hitch
cock. XX'. C. Hitchcock. II. It Illlcli
oek. William Mutch, Dorothy .Xlutcli,
W. J. Nolt.
Per stmr. KIlaMea, for Kona and
Kail ports, June 28 Miss II. Holds
uorth, Miss A. Robinson, Miss Ixiulsa
Itohinsoii, Mrs Hodgers, Miss Nora
Cumpbell, Mrs.Campbell, Miss It. Han
sen, Miss M. lenseii, Miss O. Jensen,
Miss O. DePonls, Miss Swanzy, Mrs.
P M. Swnnzy, Miss Swnnzy, Miss Em
lly Parley, Thomas Lincoln, (leu. Ha
pal, 11. Wnssman, Margaret XX'assmaii,
Mrs. (I. Ulclianl, P. T. Plillllps, I)r.
II. L. ltoss, Mrs. Hoss and child, Mrs.
T. A. O'llrlen, J. . Smith, Lucy Ah
X'ee, Lanl Aklna, Lucy Kaniihn, E. Pa
klko. Per stmr. Maunn Kea, for Hlln, via
way ports, June 22. J. Werner, J. J.
Morris, SIlss A. M. Sheriey, W. P. X'nn
Heemsherck, Ducker, J. M. Wntl.MIss
Homing, Miss Gertrude Mnddeli, Mrs.
Stcens and sou, Mrs. J. T. Ia-wIs.MIsh
Hathaway, Mrs. Castle, Hex-, and Mrs.
A. A. Ebcrsolc, Harold and Raymond
Ebersole, Mrs. E. P. Merger. Joseph
I'renih, Jr., T. J. Hurd, Violet llrown,
I. Mnkalmoku, Mrs. O. Itiithmeu, E.
Itiielhmau, Miss K. Huethuinii, Ceo.
Itiietlimnn. I) Ituethmnu, Mrs. Thus.
SnndeiRoii and four children, J. XX'.
Marshall. W O. Smith, XX'nllcr llax--ens.
Miss K. E. Itlch, Dr. Alice Bush.
I PASSE.NOEItS DEPAHTED
t
Per stmr. XX. O. Hall, for Kauul
ports, June 20. Prances Hotter, David
II, W. II. XX'irhard, John Fernandez,
M. Pernander, Alfred Pemnndez, J. P.
Cooke. 1). II Murdock. Mrs, C. II. Hot
gnnrd and daughter, Mrs. A. It. Kel
ler, Mnsler llofgnnrd, Albert Wullacit.
t MAILS
Malls nro due from the following
points as follows:
Snn Francisco Nllo, Juno 2S.
X'lttorla Zealandia, July 17.
Colonies Marama, July 1C.
Yiiknlinina -Tenyo Maru, June 2".
Malls will depart for the following
points as follows:
Yokohama Chiyo Maru, Juno 21.
X'nncomer Marama, July 10.
Colonies Zenlnndla, July 1".
San Francisco Tcnjo Maru, Juno 2.1.
r
TKANSrOKT SERVICE
Logan, from Honolulu for San Fran
cisco, Juno 1,
Sherman, from Honolulu for (luam nnd
Manila, Mny 20.
Sheridan from Honolulu for San Fran
Cisco, Arrived April 7.
Crook, nt San Francisco.
Iluford, stationed on l'aellle Coast.
Warren, stationed nt thu Philippines.
Thomas, sailed from Honolulu fur Ma
nlla June 14.
Supply, sailed from Honolulu for Seat
tle, June Hi,
I XVATEItntONT NOTES
I
Order New Coaster.
At a cost of $12J.OOO, tho Charles II.
Illgglns Company of this city will
liaxo another coaster turned out. A
contract has been awarded the Mat
thews Shipbuilding Company of Aber
deen, Wnsh., for tho vessel. Sho will
bo lli.i feot long, lmo a beam of 41
feet and 14 feet depth of hold. Tho
hteamer will have accommodations for
thirty passengers. It Is bellexcd that
practically all orders contemplated for
new steamers this year have been
placed, yet thoro may bo ono or two
provided for Inter, so thoy can bo conv
plcted In tho spring of 1913. Tho do.
mnnd for tonnngo in tho trado between
California and Northwest const polutH
shows no abatement, and steamora
hnxa been pressed Into services that
aro small carriers and slow travelers.
Much uf tho rush Is accounted for by
tho heavy cement shipments and tho
Increased lumber movement. Chron
icle. mi
New Sierra Coming.
It will bo a practically now Sierra
that will nrrlui hero following tho
general overhauling of tho well-known
Oceanic liner at tho Sail Piauclsco
hhlpynrds,
Extcnslo ImiHovomentH havo been
iiindo throughout. The dining saloon
Is being ro decorated, mirrors nro be
ing rcsllvered nnd an elaborate
schemo of work Is being carried out
lo mid to tho uttractlvenoBs ns well as
the seaworthiness of tho liner.
About 110 members of tho XX'oou
MKket Palutem' Union went on strike
fur a uulfniiii rale of 37 1-2 cents per
liiiur, with Hatuiilay uftc-riioons off
CASTOR I A
' lor Infants and Children,
rha Kind You Have Always Bought
Bears tho
Signature of
&ytf5Sk
MOVEMENTS OF
MAIL STEAMERS
VESSELS TO AHHIVB I
Saturday, June 22.
IIIlo vln way ports Manna Ken,
stmr,
Sunday, June 23,
Maul, Molokal and Lanal ports Ml
knhala, stmr,
Knual ports Klnnu, stmr.
Central nnd South American ports
Klyo Maru, Jap. s4mr.
Monday, June 24.
Snllna Cruz via San Francisco and
Seattle .Mexican, A.-Il. S. S.
Tuesday, June 25.
Hongkong via Japan ports Tenyo
Maru, Jap. stmr.
Kona and Kail ports Kllaueo.
stmr.
IIIlo via xx ay ports Mauna Kea,
stmr.
Wednesday, June 26.
Maul and Hawaii ports Claudlno,
stmr.
Kauai ports XV. O. Hall, stmr.
Friday, June 28.
San Francisco Nile, P. M. S. S.
Saturday, June 29.
IIIlo via xvay ports Manna Kea,
stmr.
Sunday, June 30.
Knual parts Klnau, stmr.
Maul, Molokal and Lanal ports Ml
kahala, stmr,
Wednesday, July 3.
San Francisco I.urliuc, M. N. 9.S.
Thursday, July 4.
Snn Francisco Mongolia, P. M. S.S,
Friday, July 5.
Snllnn Cruz xla San Francisco and
Sound ports Columbian, A.-Il. S. S.
Tuesday, July 9.
Snn Francisco XVIIIiclmlna, M, N.
f. S.
Hongkong and Japan ports Ko
rea, P. M. S. S.
Friday, July 12.
San Francisco Nippon Mnru, Jap.
stmr.
Tuesday, July 16.
Snllna Cruz via San Francisco nnd
Sound ports Alaskan, A.-Il. S. S.
Australian nnd New Zealand ports
Maramn. C.-A. S. S.
Hongkong vln Japan polls Shlnyo
Mnru, Jap. stmr.
Wednesday, July 17.
Vnneouxcr and X'lctorln Zenlnn
dla. C.-A. S. S.
Tuesday, July 23.
Hongkong vln Japan ports Sibe
ria, P. M. S. 8.
Sunday, July 28.
Sallna Cruz via San Francisco and
Sound ports Arlzonnu, A.-Il. S. S.
Tuesday, July 30.
Hongkong via Japan ports China,
P. M. 8. S.
VESSELS TO DEPART
4
Friday, June 21.
Maul and Hawaii ports Claiullne,
stmr., r, p.m.
Hongkong via Japan ports Chiyo
Maru, Jap. stmr.
Saturday, June 22.
IIIlo via way port Maunn Kea,
rlmr., 4 p.m.
Tuesday, June 25.
San Francisco Tenyo Mnru, Jnp.
stmr.
Hongkong via Japan ports Klyo
Maru, Jap. stmr.
Wednesday, June 26.
San Francisco Honolulu, M. N. S,
S., 10 a.m.
Friday, June 28.
Hongkong via Japan ports Nllo,
P. M. 8. S.
Kona nnd Knu ports Kllauea,
Mmr noon.
Monday, July 1.
Kauai ports Noeau, stmr., fi p.m.
Tuesday, July 2.
Maul and Molokal ports Mlknhn
la. stmr., a p.m.
Kutinl ports Klnau, Btmr., r, p.m.
Wednesday, July 3.
IIIlo vln xvay ports Maunn Kea,
Etinr., 10 a.m.
San Francisco Ventura, O. S. S
10 a.m.
Thursday, July 4.
Hongkong via Japan ports Mon
golia, P. M. S. S.
Friday. July 5.
Kauai ports-MV. O. Hall, stmr,, B
p.m.
Hawaii via Maul ports Claudiiie,
stmr,, & p.m.
Saturday, July 6.
IIIlo via xvay ports Maunn Kea,
fetmr., 4 p.m.
Monday, July 8.
Kauai ports Noeau, utmr., 5 p.m.
Tuesday, July 9.
Kauai ports Klnau, stmr., 5 p.m.
Maul and Molokal ports Mlkaha
la, stmr., r p.m.
San Francisco Lurllnc, M. N. S. S
0 p.m.
Wednesday, July 10.
IIIlo via xvay ports Maunn Ken,
stmr,, 10 a.m.
Thursday, July 11.
Kauai ports w. a. Hall, stmr., G
p.m.
Friday, July 12.
Hnwnlt via Maul poits Clnudlno,
stmr., u p.m.
Saturday, July 13,
IIIlo via xvay ports Mauna Kea,
stmr,, 4 p.m.
Tuesday, July 16.
Vancouver and Victoria Marama,
C.-A. S. 8.
Wednesday, July 17.
San Francisco Wllhclmlnn, M. N,
S. S., 10 a.m.
Thursday, July 18.
Hongkong via Japan ports Tenyo
Maru, Jap. stmr,
Saturday, July 27.
San Francisco Sierra, O, H, 8 10
n.m.
Hongkong vln Japan ports Poista,
P. M. 8. 8.
The Canadian-Australian liner Zea
lauilla brought u considerable amount
of Australian products to this port.
Following tho arrival of tho vessel
thoro xns discharged 008 sacks ferti
lizer, 218 euicassca of refrigerated
beef, 80 boxes of lmttor, lit) cases of
canned good a und 1G0 packages gounr
ul cargo,
4
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Brisk Demand for Tannage.
Tho demand for coasfwlso tonnage,
both stenm and sail, nt tho present
time Is very grcnt, say Coast authori
ties, and has gtxen n longer lense of
llfo on a number of windjammers
xvhlcli otlicrwlso would lie getting rcn
dy for tho Hunt stage of their career
that of being converted Into barges
or taking n last siesta on tho mud ot
Oakland creek. Liimbur-chnrtcrlng Is
ipiltn nctlvo and excellent rates aro
being paid for the transportation of
timber from tho northern lumber ports
to Sail Francisco nnd Los Angeles
harbor. There Is nlso a considerable
movement off-shoro to Australia and
tho West Coast.
Two xiell-known Const sal ers havo
just changed hands. Tho Matron Nav
igation Company has sold tho former
Mignr bnrkentlnc Irmgard to Atkins &
Kroll nnd the schooner Forest Homo
has been sold by Swnyno & Iloyt to
the Hlcks-Hnuptman Lumber Com
pany, a concern which plans to oper
ate tho xesscl In tow of ono of Its
steamers. t i
Tho Irmgard xvns built at Port
Illnkcley Iu 1SS9 nnd is one of the fin
est products of tho Paclllc Coast ship
yards, xvhlcli nro now doing a nourish
ing business in turning out steam
schooners, tho successors of tho old
time lumber droghers. She Is of Clt
net tons, 17C feet long, 37 feot beam
and 14 feet deep. Her capacity In
SOO.OOO feet of lumber. Under her
now management tho windjammer
xvlll load general cargo hero for Tahiti
nnd return with copra.
The Fchooner Forest Home Is now
en route from Ilelllngham for San Pe
dro with lumber. Sho is a wooden
vessel of CS2 net tons, built In 1900
at Marshlleld, Or. Sho Is 173 feet
long, 40 feet beam nnd 15 feet deep,
with n capacity for nbout 9.10,000 feet
of lumber. Both vessels nro consid
ered good buys under tho present con
ditions. M
Would Substitute Whites for Hindoos.
IJONDON Thero liuvn been furth
er conferences between tho managers
nnd tho striking workmen of the P.
& O. Steamship Company and they
have developed tho real Issue that lias
Leeu raised by the walkout. The olll
clnls of tho company Insist that tho
real object of the strike Is to securo
the substitution of whlto for Indian
crow-R. This, they Bald, was Impossible
beeniiso the while men could not do
tho work In the tropics where thn
rompntiy operates mnny of Its steam
ers. It xvns further pointed out that If
the Indians were displaced tho com
pany would have to employ 12,000 ad
ditional whites and that If all British
fchlps made the change no.000 Indians
would be displaced.
At the conclusion of tho conferences
the company again Declared It was un
able to meet the demnnds of tho men.
Tho committee of tho National
Transport Workers' Union has refer
red tho I. & O. strlko to the executive
commltleo of tho union and tills action
amounts to n termination of tho dis
pute. Tho commltteo passed n resolution
declaring the cpiestlon of manning thn
lifeboats xvns of such Importance that
it could not bo disposed ot by strlko
against tho P. & O. Company.
F-S
Shall It Be Baths or Boats7
Tho steamship owners bitterly re
sent tho comments attributing to them
tho blnmo for tho loss of llfo. They
refuse to accept any guilty icspunsl
blllty. "Don't blamo us for this disaster,"
exclaimed an ollker of ono of tho big
gest trans-Atlantic companies. "Don't
blnmo us. Illame yourselves and all
those who demand fast voyages, ten
ills coin Is, Roman baths, and 'solarl
iinis.' XX'o should not hesitate to placo
lifeboats on tho decks of our vessels,
but they would encroach on tho luxur
ies winch aro apparently moro desired
than safety.
"As n matter of fnct, no ono could
havo Imagined a disaster so terrible us
thnt which occurred on Monday. Wo
were convinced that tho Titanic xvai
unslnkable. Ship designers, slnco tho
sinking of the Republic, havo disre
garded tho Importance of bonis and
rafts, except as a means of transport
from slowly sinking ships to thoso
standing by. They argued that if a
storm was sufllcient to destroy a
45,000-ton ship it would not permit her
(.mail boats to live. Therefore tho
only reason for carrying boats and
raffs was to permit of tho transfer of
pnsscngers from n disabled vessel to
safety In a calm sea."
Grace Company Enter Paclllc Trade,
Flvo now steel freight and passen
ger steamships are being built for W.
11. Graco & Co. The Santa Cruz, a
$550,000 craft and tho first of Ameri
can register for Grace & Co., Is under
construction nt Cramp's yards, Phila
delphia, and xvlll bo launched early In
tho winter. It will be on tho Coast for
operation on tho South American run
some time next year. The Santa Cruz
will bo tho llrst vessol for draco ii
Co. with passenger accommodations,
tho company making ready for the ca
nal opening. Tho Santa Cruz xvlll bo
ot about C000 or 7000 tons burden,
with a speed of twolvo knots and ca
pacity of 3,500,000 feet.
Pour other freight and passenger
(.tenmers nro under construction In
England for a race & Co. Tho first of
theso, the Colusa, will bo launched In
August. These vessels will cost about
$100,000 cncli, and will be 410-foot koel
nnd 55-foot beam. All xvlll bo used in
the XVost Const trado up to tho open
ing of tho canal.
XV. It. Oraco' & Co. Is now operating
p floet of about twenty vessels on the
Atlantic and Pacific South Amoiicau
trade.
Ki
Nuuanu Should Soon Be Here.
Tho American bark Nuuanu, Cap
tain Jossulyn, xvhlcli put Into Port
Stanley InBt November, whllu on routo
from Now York to Honolulu, xvas re
ported able to continue her Interrupt
ed voyage tho latter part ot tho
month, according to advices received
nt Sail Francisco. In tho storms which
disabled the- bark her forecastlo was
(.wept clean, tho house forward wreck
ed and most ot her rigging carried
away,
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