The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-10-01
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HOW THE ISLANDS ARE SCHED-
ULED UNTIL 1906
Contracts to be Let for Forty Different
Routes by Steamer and Star Routes.
Heavy Bonds Required

The advertisement for the carrying
the mails of the United States in the
Territory of Hawaii from July |, 1902
to June 30 1906 has been issued in
pamphlet form by Postmaster General
Charles Emory Smith and contains fun
particulars of the steamer and star
routes for the next period of four years.
The advertisement was prepared in
pamphlet form with the assistance of
G. w. Carr of Honolulu Post Office
staff who went to Washington for that
purpose.
The postal service of the United
states is divided into four divisions of
which Hawaii is in the fourth section,
comprising all the states and territories
west of the Missouri river, with the
exception of Missouri, Minnesota Iowa
and Dakota. The contracts for routes
that have been made up to the pres
ent time by Mr.. Carr have been SIM
ply for the remainder of the four year
period terminating June 80, 1902. New
contracts will be let for the new period
within short time.
The routes as given do not include
the mail messenger routes. for which
any properly recommended person is
available, and which can be terminated
by thirty days notice. The bonds for
the various steamer and star routes
as set forth in the pamphlet are in
every case at least fifty per cent more
than the present annual contract pay
and in new routes will average the
same.
Besides the terminal points specified
as following, way ports will be includ-
ed, though not at such frequent inter-
walls, in the deliveries while they. will
include service by irregular mail ves-
sells.
Hama to Kaupo once a week. Hilo to
Kapoho, once a week; Hilo to Laupa-
hoehoe six times a week, Hilo to Pa
hala, seven times a week; HolualOa to
Kailua about five times. a week; Ho-
nokaa to Laupahoehoe three times
week; Honolulu to Eleele, once week;
Honolulu, to Hama. once week. Homo
lulu, to Hanalei, at least weekly Homo
lulu to Hilo once a week; Honolulu to
Honokaa Landing at least bi-monthly;
Honolulu to HOnuapo three times a
month; Honolulu to Hookena, at ire
gular intervals; Honolulu to Kalaupapa
once a week; Honolulu to Nawiliwill
Landing once a week; Honolulu to Wal
mea once a week; Honolulu to Heeia,
six times a week; Hunuapo to Waio-
hinu about four times a week kahuku
to Heeia. three times a week. Kailua
to Napoopoo about once a week; Ka-
poho to Kalapana, once a week; ka-
waihae to Honokaa, twice week; ka-
waihae to Kailua, once a week; Hawai-
hae to Mahukona, twice a week; Keka-
ha to Mana, three times a week; Ko-
hala to Mahukona Landing about four
times a week; Lihue to Hanalei, three
times a week, Lihue to Kekaha, three
times a week; Makawao to Ulupalakua,
Napoopo to Hoopuloa, once week;
Pahala to Honuapo about three times
week; Pahala to Punaluu once week;
Paia to Makawao six times a week;
Paia to Pauwela, six times a week;
Pauwela to Hama once week; Pearl
City to Wahiawa twice a week; San
Francisco (Cal) to Honolulu not less
than every three weeks; Ulupalakua to
Makena Landing twice week; Waihee
to Wailuku about four times a week;
Wailuku to Maalaea Bay six times a
week; Waimanalo to Pail six times