The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1906-08-07

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Is the Toyo Kisen Kaisha system to
follow the lead of the Nippon Yuser
Kaisha and give the command of it,
messenger liners to Japanese officers
The controlling factors in the Nippon
yusen Kaisha' the greatest steamship
corporation flying the japanese flag
recently decided to replace all foreign
captains win japanese anu I'm ~ u. s" ~,
time very ie" loreigne.s w" nav. WV
direction OF aiiairs On 'neiI S'rame's.
There rs nkelinoou qua. yapanese
may lcpiaee .ne Tes 1919 i;norp
tains oh 'he -: -
the america Maru, NiPpon 4Ia,u az. =.
hohghohs mafu, .ne
port yes.eruay, WIN 1hpAn .,' o s,ai.
was unuers.oou VIZ" i;s s. n W.
were pinceu on .ne iine 'o IIa,',i,,
mama 10 san francisco wa l,ono' a. -
that LOT seVe,ai years ~ o"ans1 IN sn.'
respect wouiu nc maui.
some OF the chiel Engineers "no
loreigners "hve oeen ,epa. ~ .h uonr.
ahese' ne ehiei ensn Va INC --e
Kong Maru 10 'aPaneee 49,
BEFORE .he 'aPan-"usso va -.
was Preluuice alhohe 'i"s IVY. I 49,
going 10 sea III III, s'eaineI' WIN
csc oncers' me naVa. eAP,J.s pJ H.
iorheu ny .ne
war mas aitereo this ilnp " y.
tne Japanese are A nv ~ LIE. nf
Navigation. 1ehce '"e P.ny %
seeing Japanese Oh ,he oiuso' VI
steamers nylne the sulouls. mug.
L. n. n. BOAT IN AM ooi.
Concluding a peasant run VI n:n0
days, thirteen hours anu 1hirty mn NH,
utes between lohohai"N anu 'n'e pr
the .. .. flonehone maiu a'e M;I n,.
yesterday at noon. ohiy 'he Nippon
Maru WAS sish.eu' ' 80
sesei ms e.. Ca Eronoiscn a. Fl
mn, -. rr;oJ ,,ooJ.o;zed
i;et of nassengers. among them being
w II. avery. general manager of the
r X. X. line mt San Francisco, re-
tnrninp from an inspection of the two
new boats being built for the Il. X. X.
line: n. j. Croker of San Francisco
and family; Chaplain w. G. Cassard,
II s. NJ. going home from the Asiatic
station on leave; Col. French, of the
Pacific Coast division of the Salvation
Army, who is returning to San Fran
cisco from a round-trip voyage to 4o-
kobama in the interest of his health.
A large delegation of representative
Japanese was on the wharf to greet
Mrs. Kagi Kajima, prominent Japan
ese Christian worker in the Empire.
Among the number was the Acting
Japanese Consul, Mr.. Matsupara.
SONOMA LEFT SUNDAY.
w n Irv;n g On have received nd.
,,;nos tbot tho 6 s Sonoma sailed from
Sam Francisco for Honolulu and the
Colonies Mt . o'clock Sunday morning.
Tho Steamer should arrive here some
time on saturday
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me racine man oo,'pany
the newport news Snipou,'uhs I'm,
pahy ior se@''vo 'oi ai'es.u ianu.e ~
CONSTRUCT the DIG inner e'peria aeeoiu
ing TO speeihcatiohs, Inc oi'eiin We nn,
puiit III lsV-' IN tiie summer vi i','
'eies. ""' 80 e -,
s.ein IAN, 49,, 80, S,soo,,o,.
apoii
81 s"y ,he ''''. &c. oast,ns
=. eo a,. a,,,uaaa w,
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WIN so,' s'ee' vi $3.50. :" ,,,> s
Nernaeuiai VI '"e ~
strain on inns oas'ine
anu III COURSE vi 'iine .ne nav e''"i ss'
uh'ii ~ was "isoo'eieu W 'ne me" en
sageu III painting 'he i'iier vi 'ie vi!
uock'
rad TINS casting earrieu away az
sea the SIBERIA Wouiu haVe iost he'
ruuner anu might nave sus'a'iieu more
serious uainase' heparlhs tie preah
was long Jop ana the Siperia MISSED
one round trip while the work was
being done The responsibility FOR the
covering up OF the fiaw is said TO rest
with the Nthlehem Steel Works,
where the casting was made, but as
the Pacific Mail Company's contract
was with the Newport News Ship
building Company, the suit in the
United States Circuit Court is brought
against that concern.-San Francisco
Cali.
ADMIRAL LYON.
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