The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1901-02-22
OF LOCAL
NOTE.

now steamer line between san
| y Arcisco and Honolulu may soon be
inaugurated II the INVESTIGATIONS OF w.
! s. Miller, Pacific Coast representative
of the standard oil Company. who ar
rived on the Ventura. come up to his
expectations. air. Miller. who Is accom-
PANIED by his wife, is guest at the Ha-
walian Hotel. He stated yesterday aft
ernuUn that the plans for the steamer
have been made In Ih..adeiph a. and
/ whether or not 1t is DuLt uepeAds en-
tlrely upon his repo t.
| The steamer VIII be used for the car
ryUs VI 10Th fuel anu teamed oil, ana
| viii lie butt Tor ,airyi.g not lees than
! 30 600 barI,is, ,aCn baIIe. CUutAi..nis ~
gallons. If the trade with the Islands
demands 1t, The pians may Le ch-"Stu
90 that .t-,an carr la tanks or N ba'-
Tt.s, JJ,UUO D..TIe.s I..Ca-u. ,H,,ut. A. va
&c I. ,e.sei Vt fru.n b,UOJ u 800 tons.
Il ala tnu rvrr, sentative VI The Stand-
su.u Ar. .u..eI. ~, present tIs., 20
me hawaiian Is anCs is to see II the
business I..e.. go. ,nG ,,........~H- a..
1 Sittl any NhSSh' tAbS''S''h ~ N~SbN $500
ga, or uIuue pee. UIeunI, iiisteau OF csai
IOr fuel If, a.tGr .n,estIsat.OL, can
,ltpOrL ~ VuI Company .heIe 80
reasonable snow Vi pIont the InNest-
nent, the company wll immediately pat
uu AN OIL tduK SteaIner u from WV
10 $40 tons. On, you Know, ID used ek-
| ,ensIyely in creating energy in Doners.
IL is difficult question to answer Just
how much Of saving oil makes in
Il tgT,f n nj
should say from 10 to % per cent. There
Is a saving IN me handing anu -Iso IA
the creation of more energy, some eX-
perts Gaming about 30 per cent. Ii you
nave brick cay here, and l understand
you have, there is nothing better than
fuel oil to make the bricks. Ine pr u-c-
ton can be increased and there is a saw
Ing in the expense of from 80 to 81 per
cent.
My principal idea, however, in visit
ing the ls.a.us 10 10 So our busi"Sss
out of the ola rut ana make It more eA-
l,..-ne u..L up-to-Gate, ".u nope 10
have The assistance vi the business cem-
I.un.,y IA uo.ns We .u..u
.be sloIaBe Warehouses IL We can BE-
cure the perm ss.un vi t.e proper Au-
.,o..lts.'
A.r. .lA.er states that tnc p..Iu.Ut:. as
y "a re .ne greatest eConomsers OF eX-
i,oLse If lney use luei o. "ii
~.44.e .ntII,Iy I'm The California iielus.
W. .i,~unnuL, who mas me La
wsli an CONCESSION at the fan-American
80 nlu.t al L,uuaIo CONS sting OF the Gy-
,IoIan.a of The olGano Of hllauea, na-
.. ,Stis, ana the products which
, We're exhibited at the Paris Exposition,
is u g.est at the Hawaiian Hotel. Mr..
"a, 4, ..,.. ,vlnes to nuuo.ulu with let-
tiers of Introduction to Governor Dole
AID other plomineut men from w. II.
l,uChahan, u.rector general of the expo
) ton, to secu their assistance IN maxi
Lg the exhibit representative OF the true
status of the Islands both commercial
y and socially. Mr. Buchanan saw the
Hawaiian exhibit at the WorIds Far
and at the Midwinter Far and was SO
much impressed that lie gave Mr., Nc
Council and his company one Of the
most liberal concessions at the PAN
American. He corresponded tn Gov
ernor Dole with view to having the
Ter itory make a Territorial exhibit in
conjunction with the cyclorama. As
there was no way at the time, of getting
IN appropr alton. this plan was aban>
doned and Mr. Buchanan asked Mr.. Nc
Council as particular favor to himself
10 make an effort to see that a Hawaiian
rerresen tn tion was made.
The Hawaiian building will be one of
tho handsomest In the exposition, and
IN account of the greet amount Of cleo
real effects will be leading attraction.
An exhibition han NIFTY feet long has
Neen added and in this the exhib ts at
he Paris Exposition will be installed
II the rector general can secure them.
The Pan-American will pay the freight
charges from Paris to Buffalo.
The cyclorama has been improved. One
II the features will be n representation
II the Goddess Pele rising from the
glowing lava, a vertable fountain of
liquid fire. A pretty Hawaiian girl W II
he taken to Buffalo to represent Pele,
md kahuna also who VII chant the
ancient meles. Electrical storms, eN-
p'osions of lava and streams of tie moi
ten lava, will be faithfully reproduced.
Two quartets OF Hawaiian singers viii
also make the exposition truly Hawaii
m. These people will 20 20 Buffalo on
April 2 with Mr. Tobln. Mr. Mcconnell
VIII return on March s. Yesterday he
held n conference with Governor Dole.
and he feels assured that h $ visit win
lie pregnant with success,