The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-02-27

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An order signed by the Superintend- /
,nt OF Public Works has been nailed ,
M ON all the territorial wharves TO !
the effect that no smoking will be al
lowed on any OF the territory's wharves /
This means that no man, whether he
be a stevedore. official or a member
Of the leisure class awaiting a steam
er's arrival or at departure from n
wharf. can indulge in his favorite
smoke. And the order bars pipes as
well as cigarettes and cigars.
Cant. Reilly, III. Hackfeld Compa-
ny's wharf superintendent is already
wondering how 1t is going to work
with his 200 Hawaiian stevedores.
Just think of couple hundred Oh
Hawaiians working for hfteen hours at
q stretch on those wharVes WITHOUT a
chance to smoke l Don Aho" ""e'e
I'm going 10 get OH AT .,.
superintendent hoiioway says
the matter was prousht " n,s -. "a
non by the chaihoel VI =. ,,.as
tne merchants t,ans an |
eiscusseu py 'nese W. haw,ng the
oe.ah anu wv 800, ,hat there
suplec' !" ona' sc, ~ e., ,,,haryes
Mou'u We 80 80 ,,.h,oh are niled
ano ~ 80. 80 srnov,ns was nro-
w mi'" ~ r,at,ar nos also taken
81 ,ha staa,nsht, comnanies and
az, antsrad into the p1an
..,rhasa oreanizations and companies
seemed 70 think IL was a good scheme"
xaia Mr.. Holloway yesterday. "believ-
mig that IL would insure greater safety
10 their goods OF course we have no
way of enforcing the order, and it's up
TO the steamship companies to do so,
If they wish to carry 1t out to the
letter"
NIPPON MARU IN PORT.
The japanese liner Nippon Maru ar
rived at o'clock last evening from San
Francisco, and will resume her voyage
TO Yokohama and other Oriental ports
at p. m. today. She will take on 200
tons of coal, and will also carry about a
dozen passengers from here. The trip
was quite rough up to a couple of days
ago. The Nippon Maru sighted three
nasted schooner bound n. f., on Febru.
zry 90. Her signal was X. L. s. b.
She was then in Lat, %, 3 n, Long
150. % w.
Among the messengers is w. A. Perry.
4, wealthy New Yorker. accompanied by
Mrs. W. Parry who will stor,' over
Z, UonnIniu mill tbe Manchuria arrives
81 hn ,y;lI ,hor respme b;s trim to the
ST.. NJ 10 o,,os, az ,Lo u,wo;ian
IJa,ai n n n ba;no .nd M;so Margo.
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y. .. N, anu Lieut. VIM hi''e",
~, are Gu Iou'e " N"a"'a W Jo'" Wv
hsat'c meet.
usei hooer's iouh. h'',so.i w '
Deen auJuuged popuiar ohiciai oh ar
avail AZ San francisco. n large huhhoc,
81 the passengers, heaueu py Aunira'
keiter, presented him with PAIR OF 81.
yer backed military halr prushes anu
glass, thanking him for having mace
their voyage pleasant and hoping that
they would continue always friend
ship 30 well begun.
HILL AFTER LOCAL TRADE.
The Chronicle of February 16 says:
A persistent rumor was abroad In
railroad and steamship circles yester-
day to the effect that James j. Hill
Of the Great Northern has 1t in mind
10 place a line of steamers in service
very shortly between this port and
honolulu entering into competition
with the Pacific Mail and the Oceanic
steamship companies. AS there is no
general officer of the Great Northern
or any other Hill enterprise I'm the
city at present, 1t was impossible yes
terday to obtain any definite state
ment. pro or con, concerning the
rumor.
AT the office of the Oceanic Steam
ship Company 1t was stated by j. ID.
Spreckels, Jr., that such rumors have
been i'm the air for many months, in
some cases Hill being mentioned as
the man behind the contemplated line,
and at other times other interests be-
ing credited with the purpose of en-
tering into the competition for
the American Hawaiian travel and
freight. OF late. Mr.. Spreckels stated.
nothing of substance has seemed to
attach to the rumors, and the officials
Of the lines now being operated have
not given themselves any concern In