The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1903-11-06
DOLE'S REPORT
IS ADMIRED BY
DEPARTMENT
Sarsent's Report on Hawaii-1he Davis Find
6;ngs...Hawaiian Postal Recei pts--Mr. Hay.
woods Magnificent Home.
tnAIL SPECIAL TO THE ADvERr1sER)

was ago Secretary Hitchcock of the Interior
Department and hurried the Public Printer The advance
sheets thereof expected the Department almost any day and
afterwards will be released for publication.
The manuscript of the caused much favorable comment at
neatly than usually the with such documents The ypewrng
was done and on Long es Of all asr
such beautifully prepared muiad 1t was necessary how
the binding off the typewriter sheets that they might
the type from
sheets rebound form like that forwarded by Governor
original be preserved the Department archives
SARGENTS REPORT.
The report immigration Sargent who
H,td dee a"a e b Conditions Hawaii speaks
which affect Hawaii with the of the country dis
feag Hw @ fo2
bureaus Of information at all the ports Of entry for immigrants
said Mr. Sargent this afternoon with view acquainting
country This should be of interest developing the small
farming interests in Hawaii for although do make
potance to other interests in the Islands, amendment
grafton act would be ~o6 @ A sd to
small appropriation for the work.
HAWAIIAN IMMIGRATION.
Commissioner Sargent mentions proposed immigrant
Honolulu in his report together with little recital OF what
has done the transfer Of the work of actual construction
there will be chart showing the character of immigration coming
for three years The Hawaiian chart shows that the immigrants into
the islands $50 for the fiscal for the fiscal
various immigrants the islands shown 6y the chart Port
per Korean and Japanese So per These
percentages are for the entire three years
immigrants into Hawaii who to follow professions is
per- the far abo
10 per cent servants per cent and borers per cent Those with
cent 0ofuRi'0" were S"S"' women and SO'f mace 81
THE DAVIS REPORT.
District Attorney Breckons special report Attorney General
knox about the Of George DAYS S upon the desk
e we b y bu was stated oay that no acos
had been taken thereon and that none was likely for the present
Supreme Court of the United States Mr. Breckons
Mich He was highly satisfied with ts result Of his visit to Washing
POSTAL RECEIPTS INCREASING
The Auditor for the PoOe Department has just ST. made public
what known presidential class That includes post
offices Hawailo, Honolulu, Iaaina and ihue Waluku
cause Of the decrease receipts The accounts Of foua offices
public receipts Offices Hio
lulu and Lue have all increased during the past fiscal which
the books and the figures shape for publication and sub
|sequently for printing in the auditors annual report.
is course largest postofce far away
Islands The gross receipts there for the fiscal Just passed were
Out Of that the paid amounting
467 or Is per cent Of the who's leaving s56as9s in net
expenses Honolulu postoce year.
70 per the gross receipts leaving net
of The various expenses for that 300 for
light and fuel s7224 for ndentals and s64os5 for free delivery
%a 0 af as: s yef es @ for 5 Rt
ncidenas and free delivery
letters 1t will thus be that less paid during the last fiscal
for clerk hire but that paid for free delivery
.sideraby increased
Honolulu what the postal officials frclass Office; Hio
secondcass Office AT Eo the gross receipts for the last fiscal
90, of which for the
masters salary $9eo9a for clerk hire SIS for rent light and fuel
and $2zs for incidental the total being $66
GO of the receipts leaving the
of $858 For the previous fiscal the figures for
e $2s27 light and fuel $sI ncidena $I352I and total
expenses SIS SO per cent of the receipts which left
= net revenue of $34oo73
The record of the poofce Lahana known hdcass
fhce for the fiscal ending June receipts
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