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THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, WEDNESDAY, JULY 20, 1910.
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. S. MANCIIUKIA, AT SEA. S p.
I m.. July Vj. J-S.j miles out of Honolu
lu, smooth sea. fine weather.
s. s. M A I ; A M A Signalled Seattle.
Stiney who ha I W-o-s I.-.ugue. and fa wav to his old home
j-ill Hu tour is tr bo.n ... - w.. , f(! ;,, Now Y.,rk and confer
-ure. G. S- Yui'h another -uis- f t,e Amatenr Ati,t,tic
",. steamship man, was on ooar 1 t -,;,,. w'th a view to having Hawaii I
tS"in,' 1 .amp ahore to si-end i tie ' ".'li-.1. in the un'.on. & V
krir ; ,Ir; , f..W,te.l with the,"
leJbknr. and came ashore to
w . iin. He Is manage!
Me of the least line compame?.
Mc4 of the through passengers were
viio Jo Australians on their way to
fs,to mi the United States.
;,Hen" Wise, the colored minstrel
i tamlevi'le performer who played
fjveral weeks at the old Orpheum,
i back from the colonies after a
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NEXT MAILS.
Coast, Orient and Colonial.
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Mails are due from the following
an points as follows:
Ma
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led at eight
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1ork'San Francisco Per Xevadan. July 21.
! Yokohama Per Mongolia. July 3".
i Australia Per Makura. Julv 19.
Prometheus May "Test Machinery. j Victoria Per Marama, July" 22.
The ntixiliarv s'ea-.'trr Prometheus, i Mails will depart for the following
V.ch has V een !:M up ioi repair.- for points as follows:
vera! davs mav n:ake a trial trip to- Sa n Franeisco Per Sierra, todav.
v to test her :r.;i,'-hlc rv t.rc-paratorv j Yokohama-
-I'er I'hivo Mani. Julv 20.
E(5ata for a month's run at the X zr tl .lepartinsr for the niainlanc
heater,. having been induced to Kay j Ii:irt 'tif thia lvP,k. jItr e
til:
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Mia E A. rms.ei.ou. a r.....x.v..t j
sMtrwo'man of Autralia. will remain j
,1 Territorv until the Zeaiaiolui ;
Atst li T. M. Siattery, for
Ery postmaster-general of the Ans
tn'lian V.oBies, is bound for Canada.
TkMakara's carro for Honolulu m
e'uded 29W sarts sulphate of ammonia,
533 sacks dried blood. 120 cases canned
lats, 50 cases whisky. 390 eases
Geseri. 131 sacks maize, 1-1 sacks pol
L carcases frozen mutton, 13
(artistes frozen lamb, 50 eases jam and
4 sacks coeeannts. For Fanning Island
there were 270 packages merchandise.
' Be Makura left Sydney July 4 and
itajpei at Brisbane July 6. Her voy
j?e was snooth and uneventful. Sev
tk of her passengers saw at a distance
ftein rising from the beach on the
kd of Saraii, Samoan group, where
Ian from the great volcano, which is
ngines are
!!! wa her first long voyage,
engines were found to be
the latter I e.. , - T' i oo
several davs in Honolulu, will return
i.er engii.es were ionnu 10 oe m t ro s;1!i l-ranci-eo
a bad eondition when she arrived. The The marksmanship team from the Xa-engint-ers
attribute the trouble to the j tional Guard will be passengers on the
fact that nearly all engines on big ships Sierra.
fail to run smoothly at firtt. j Big crowds will be at the wharves
If the machinery is tound to be in i when the ships leave, and the Hawaiian
good repair when the trial trip is made, I band will endeavor to give concerts at
the L-r-aistrs t'Vveland and C hattanooga jboth places.
an.t rue auxu ary sn. wi i leave ior j Harbor Charges Remitted.
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UXAL omCE OF THE UNITED
STATES WEATHEE BUREAU.
Hoiolulo, Taesday. July lf. 1910.
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Many of the otii.-eis and men of the
cruisers say they have enjoyed their
sojourn here but they are anxious to
reach the mainland.
Other Steamers.
The Ma: sen freighter INevadan will
arrive from San Francisco tomorrow
with mail.
Th" Mauna Kea carried many tourists
to Hilo yesterday. The Kinau left for
Kauai j orts with a i'w passengers and
a genera' cargo.
'Tin.- A.: eri'.-an -Hawa ian steamer Vir
ginian will arrive frewn Seattle August
2 with a cargo of merchandise from
New York and Puget Seetnd cities.
The liner 'Vyo Mam left San Fran-ei.-eo
for Honelnla yesterday.
Civil Service Examination.
A competitive examination under
tiie rules of the ( ivil Service Commis
sion for the positions of stenographer.
tvj ewnter, ani s:en gra j-iivr ana ivpf-
Superintendent Marston Campbell
yesterday sent a communication to Ad
miral Castries of the French cruiser
Montcalm, informing him that all pilot
and water charges for the warship were
remitted.
NEARLY 300 CABIN
PASSENGERS LEAVING
Today will be remembered for some
time because it marks the exodus of
more people than have left Honolulu i
in one day in many a month. The liner
Sierra, of the Oceanic Steamship Com
pany, will take 207 passengers to the
mainland, and the Mat son liner Wil
helniina is to have 114 in the cabin,
the total amounting to 321.
When the winter touri-t travel w"as
over the expectation was that the pas
senger traffic would decrease, but ac
cording to the number of people enter-
g ami leaving tins port uur.ug
pa-t three months, there is little or no
.-ha
WM. B. STOCEMAX,
Section Director.
. KMEOIOLOQICAL RECORD.
wl Every Sunday Morning bv the
Jl Office, U. 8. Weather Bnre'au.
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Julv 2tl Aj.p'licati.ns murt be sent to
K. C. Stackabie at the customhouse not
later titan 4:30 o 'clock in the afternoon
of July 2.3.
Tvo Liners Leave Today.
The Matson liner Wiihelmina and the
Sierra of the Oceania line will leave
f.-r Mm Franei-t.o at ten o'clock this
nioruicg. each taking a large number of
pas-er.gcr- and fail cargoes of sugar,
pineap; les, bauana-. ri ce tool other Ha
waiian j.roduct.
The steamer- will not race to the
mainland, and the likelihood is the
sooner rhan' the" Ma'tson liner. The 'tween himself and one of the offer
foerra will take the mails.
The WiiU-imina will carry 111 first -Class
passenger. Mr,. 11. V. Mi-t.
Miss Keith Mi-t. Robert Mist, Miss
Edith Meier. Mrs. Dora von Tempsky,
ne in the activity of globe-trotters.
next winter's travel is as much
r than last winter's, as this sum
mer's pass utger traffic is greater than
last Miiuni'T's. Hawaii will become a
rival of many of the great European
resorts.
WOULD WIDEN
A CHOCKED STREET
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vill no to the mainland for an
ed t- ,.r. Miss Meier will return
home in .;. rmunv after a year's
,ere wrh i.er
an. '.mother, Mrs.
t3 for ret" mdiE8 a?e COr"
Prttn. ,S ,tfmPeratire, instrumental
Hi lV cavity, and reduced
a ,. , average cloudiness stated ! ,
from 0 to 10. Direction of !1
Wi 5 8ge TelocJty in miles per ! ,
w prevailing direction during 24 ! r
- Section Director.
25!LjTOr AND MOON.
n,d Mr-.
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tie National i
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to Is t hospi:
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g.'ig to San Fraa
s iiiission.
r s ir-'eia; -general of
land be also referred scathingly to tue
wants of some owners concluding his
; remarks with a query n to why some
owners did not ask for diamonds to
stud the new gate-post,- and stone walls
asked for.
1 Many letters were read from owners
in which ail offered strips- of laud
fronting their premises, with certain
provisos as to what sh-uM t-e -lone to
make permanent betterments. Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur John-tune offered 17""-
sijuare feet, on condition that a
wall be rebuilt with stone posts.
Pfotenhauer asked that a wall 1
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re
built, and a water cours,;
covered over
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,,r Eastern eitfesid possibly changed soH.ut tne water
1 wi.nl.l continue to now .1110 '. . v .
'premises. L. L. McCandles, made a
I iiberal offer. The Hi-hop E-tate made
I a liberal offer and so did E. F. Pishop.
Edirar Henrioues stated that -ome pro;
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MARINE TIDINGS. j 1
By Kahuku Wireless. II
I m.. July It. J-33 miles out of Honolu- I
ilu. smooth sea. fine weather. D
) s. s. MA UAM A Signalled Seattle. I
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HOMES FOR SALE
AT KAIMUKI
1 New modern house. 5 rooms lot is 75x135 feet
$2300
2. 5-room bungalow, new on car line, lot is 75x150
$2800
3. New, modern bungalow, lot 75x150 on good mac
adamized road $3350
4. Modern home, 2 large lots, 30,000 square feet,
splendid view, garage, servants' quarters $3800
IN MAN OA
New, modern bungalow of 6 rooms; convenient and
artistic; large lot, nearly 1-2 acre, on car line.. $5750
IN THE CITV
We have number of exceptionally good bargains in
the city. If you are interested in town property
we will be glad to show you what we have.
TRENT TRUST CO., Ltd,
COME AND SEE OUR
" New Automobile Salesrooms"
They have just been opened in the
rear of the
Alexander Young Building
Entrance from the alleyway near
King Street.
A beautiful line of Automobiles on
display
now.
THE VON HAMM-YOUNG CO., LTD.
KING AND BISHOP STREETS
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Perry, Ohio, to wit
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'helm ma s cargo will consist
ons t,t siiitit. 20-tiO bags of
1 r..;L. - el bananas, canned
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was some return t-T re;tnturenieni.
j H(wever. he agreed to do what he couid
i i ;n line wttii imi i-MV .ae.eti' -.
who las been spending j A. F. Judd si
ertv he Tnaiiao-ed I'M'ionsrfd to a
Whom tte was guara.au a a a ue vu
exact t: .
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fen. 02,! ionr earlier than at Homo j
low11 time i! 10 tours j
fcfeg-thS I' haa Greenwich time
SO b.4; lhe meJ':an of T'7 de !
boIeronp l0fal time for !
OCEANIC LINER SIERRA
for San, Francisco with a large
wider thoroughfare for the increasing
auto business. He reiterated the offer
of the Bishop Estate to donate land,
their t'n.ntH.ro heinc more than 2(Od
j feet and there are no fences to move.
I He hoped that nothing would intervene
to block the proposed improvements.
I J. li. St.encer smoke from the stand
point ef a member of the "ountry Club
with a membership of 300 members who
would welcome the extension of the
rapid transit line, and also for the popu
lation below Laimi road which had to
walk from three quarters to a mile to
reach the car. and there were other'
hrivlng communities there which were
nearly a mile from tie- carline.
An endorsement from the Kepubllcin
chib of the thirt'-enth precinct of t?e
flit h district, for the widening of the
road bv the county, was read and pass
ed to the road committee.
Chairman Qninn will make a qutek
est 'mare of the cost to wider, the road
accrditig to the offers of owners, but
believes ;t will cost about $0000 to
haild fences ami set curb-.
Roads. Roads. Roads.
Ti.-r- was a stack of p.-tit'ons and
. reports n'i referring to vn.ib. and
; "nalrti:-iti it i - pur in a w.ol edg"
S wi,. w i-'n reterero-e to all of then--. He
.i , v ,.o, -e. 1 ling a r-ci.t in Koolae
I - oko. e:;;;...i .;-.. Waihee K-.haboi road.
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be bC:t.
A report was niade by the eomtr i t.o
:i":, ;- a r."tir.d tre-ishmd trip of li
road eorrmitiee f0 inspect road build
ing. The member found the new K"i
Lana road all right; work going on
rapidly tit Kipapa Gulch and near 11a
leiwa Hotel; expect soon to have road
completed to Hauula courthouse. The
Kahana beach road contract is almost
completed.
Hauula petitioners asked for the ex
penditure of half the $2a00 pPr month
being spent every month in Hauula dis
trict. Mr. (Juinn stated that the com
mittee was doing better than that. It
was spending all the .2"t."0 in that is
trict. working towards Hauula. The
homestead road is in first-class eondi
tion.
As to Wainnae district and the ap
propriation of . lOt'iO for road building
and the building of a road from Wai
anae to Ewa. the report stated a road
was being built towards Nanaktih. It
is impossible for the board to appro
priate this sum as there is no money
for that, district and what money has
been used has been judiciously spent.
The same committee said something
with reference to the objection of Mr.
Mncfarlane about the county engineer
' surveving for a road through the Ahui
: m.inn" Ranch lands without the latter '
i onetit. The committee said this was
i 3 new road which was commenced on
- the ether side of Heeiakea beach lead
! it. a'on-' towards Ahnimann.
committee has thrown up its hands ami
says, "at the present time there are
no funds available." However, the
board dug up .$33"". (51 as final payment
on the Kahana road of which the late
John Emmeluth had the contract.
A Saving Department.
Doctor Maekali. city physician-, pre
sented his report, showing a balance
of $311 for the last six months. There
were other figures but Doctor Mar-kali
believes he saved the couutv about
-7- ' all told.
The appointment of food and meat
inspectors, he believes has greatly im
proved the conditions of selling of poi,
vegetables, fruits and ice cream.
HELENE IRWIN
MAY GET HOME
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Wan'
Iferrv Waterliouse Trust C.-.m-fft
red to advance the tlV! nec
'o bi: il l a 2-V'o foot road in Pv
elev to !,.- reimbursed before the
it;.'-.-, out tnere was
the county
n ey.
natte' was tuaee.i betor"
an opinion.
avenue. Kaimuki re?den
"r r-.ad repaid, but the road
out o
on as -o wheti
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borrow tn'
( Continued from Page One.)
tie has acquired a strip of fifty feet
adjoining his own property, and fifty
feet has also been s.,1,1 to Oenera!
Davis. Fnited States Army, retired, for
hi- daughter. Mrs. Ilarri-on. The 40.
fee lying T.ewper. yet unsold, will hf
disp,!se-l ,f jri similar frontages, and
several will be sold imrnodiat.-lv. the
bargains to be concluded today. ' All
'-ales are being conducted through the
Henry Watrhonse Trust Company.
Ties valuable beach frontage i ahr:
the only property along the beach offer
ed for sale ;-i several years, save for
a piece -old from the Hatch property
nnd another acquired by C. O. Bookus.
both lying fur-Tier Ewa on the beach.
Mr. Irwin -eaves today for San Fran
cisco in the 5. S. Sierra.
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