The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1898-04-05
The IFli FlfLS to HaTa SI
Acres in KaEiaLl
An EXTENSION OF PLANT
Earnest TAX Now o. = Dry Dock
In the CoraI-Soue OF the Stand
ing Reasons for Moving
Frou Thursdays Daily


ne zl-y district which has - lang CO..
-az-=E the site OF The Honolulu Iron
WORKS VIII soon be minus rzs smoke from
~ furnaces, The reports O. The L1- blast
ms The hum OF The machinery and The
via clzEzz-z % The hammers This s-sa,
Industrial plant Of The E-lz-Pac51c Is 70
b. moved NszoLa-51-s Tor new Hand
save been under way c1- several weeks
1L- Swz-Ey- The v5-=-r-=<55s-- Of the
company. said last evening that the trans
action would In all likelihood le closed
-1.Ez-- Further r-z- this he wc-l5 not
u-ccz=E when asked Tor Information
Il Is harmed that me Honolulu Iron
WORKS Company has secured from the
3 2 Bishop Estate s-z acres OF land in
EzzzzEe On long I=zS-sz1E u Be 6fry
years u : understood -Ez- the company
y5I s=---= The prize II has % long covs--
=z--s= OF Ea-lg- front. with The priv
-=z= q having It's 0vr marine railway
ana c1%=- cam On -E= premises The
BISHOP Estate land az deep water Is -au-
IA Immediately Of the Eez-a1t boat house
The l5-4lo-c51s=l = n every way admir-
zl-y adapted 20 the u<z< OF the Iron
works Company. II Offers the advantage
&C the most economical handling OF the
enormous amount Of shipping repair trade
-Ea- has ErowE I'D during The past few
years ana -Ea- : Increasing constantly.
Another great feature tc- the company
VIII De- that its great ca-Eoes OF material
can Dc landed az the storage yards. This
z-gze v.U save thousands OF dollars an
zzzl-y. The Iron Works Company is one
or The HzSs patrons -re f-ayaEe concerns
have.
every effort had been made Dr. the Iron
works people 70 Use the small space at
zes ala stand But the business has sim
ply extended beyond the proportions Of
,ze place in EzkaaEc there vELI be built
EarSe structures after the style experience
las proven VII b. best suited 20 the sx-
act work 81 tEs company. In providing
-h=sa buildings there viii oe expended lit
orally fortunes t1 material and labor. An
army q usc VIII Be employed In con-
s.-u-ao- work Il q said 10 BE- the set
Jss5 purpose 20 move 20 the new place
without unnecessary delay. For Ions
time tEe Iron Works people have been
g-a-Qe5 az the present compound From
t.ue 20 time small bits OF ground have
been secured from adjoining possessions
and within a very Jew months new build
ir-s 81 considerable size have been add
tE
This new turn Of the Iron Works viii
nave marked eject ia several direc-
usus iu Honolulu. Il Is anticipated that
a rev residence district viii appear. The
force % men VIII be increased More
work VIII come. as il win be advertised
al over the world that the largest ships
aaoat can BE repaired IN Honolulu. IN
an likelihood the plant VIII BE- so extend
"a in the new location that vessels Of
c5uSEs-ahIe size can DE built right in
Hor1lu,u. Freight from the East viii De
as cheap as san Francisco concerns en-
JOY
AS was pointed out by Thee. II. Davies
Ia his address recently az the annual din
rsr % the Iron WORKS employees. the ss-
Enlistment : largely a local concern.
AIR. Davies f. the president. r. n. Swanzy
Is vice-prssidelL Other local stockhold-
ers are W. G. Irwin John F. Hackfeld
and Castle & Cooke. The three widow
ladies' living abroad mentioned by Mr..
Davies in his speech as owning stock in
the concern are Mrs. Greene. Mrs. Janion
and Mrs Perry.