The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-10-09

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WIN '"e sa'e u, o. v. ,,.,t,
uah III por' i'oi.' ~, - -
on the feeis at p'' ''' -
feati mar az W a., ,,aa,,,.ta
OF the MahcHur'a i'u,'i 'ne 80 - -,
reel III "a''i'a'a,o -" ~ -,
golia from rec. az $1,000 $500
there ehus so'i'e VI .ie
Operations III 'e'e'' 80 liza, ,h.oo
mat tHIce s''"t ~ c..
OF the iafsea .Li,,,5 30
frahcisco anu VI po, ~ Ia
Idst az iuuhu -" 80, =, IT.. ,,oaLs
Paciilc from lour uaSe " 81 $3.50
ana iifiahs p "A.i o,' ~, 1asni,o
Ih'o PoI' sat'iy, - -. ~,
the iach VI iae"i''eS ~ sa,,,N
mere there are i,'o" w ne.
stra'eu their e"sI'..i ms .p
IN the Sase vi lne ,
only captain Me'Iaii' tne
pert Out many i"Iai men =, -,
their skill 10 get 'i'e '''.'''
Chief Engineer Donnelly, OF the gov
eminent army transport service Co
operating with local men, puileu
wreck off and got her alongside
wharf.
Among these local men nave peeil
captains of the island steamers ana
tugs whose maneuNerlhBs ABOUT the
big vessels was poth ticKlish anu uah
gerous.
For the army, captain humphrey,
U. S. A.. Depot Quarternaster' stoou
by the wreck day ana nlght' Coop
Grating with the salvage men IN every
way possible, and he now mas the sat
isfaction of seeing one or the 1ihest
transports under any rag safe IN mar
Dor and ready to be put In commission
again Tor service.
The saving of the sheridan mas peen
good piece of work. Even now. WINE
tied up at the Hackfeld wharf, she
has a heavy list to port, and to pre-
vent her from rolling over turning
turt'e-'he hu'h Me,aic.'o,. r,a
s.aon, ,r,ns oro u,orlsinp dav and
r,oh, ,,,,,ho,,t cossa.ior and water is
hni,,., ,,ooau,, rnmnad ont Of tho hold
All. MAIL CONTRACT.
The contract for carrying mail from
the Sound to the Hawaiian Islands has
been let to the American-Hawa line
Formerly these contracts were held by
steamships running from San Francis
co to the islands and this one is the
first to be let to line running from
the Northern ports.
The merican-Hawaiian Company Is
also figuring on increasing it's sailing.
and carving passengers on it's vessels
For some time an effort has been mad
by local men to build up the passenge
business between the Sound and thu
Islands and the company recent,
made accommodations for passenger
on vessels running from here to Homo
lulu.
Officers of the company state tina
the Hawaiian trade shows an increas
of about 30 per cent. over that of las
year, and that it is constantly grow
ing.-Tacoma Ledger.
DORIC ARRIVED.
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az" So, ,,, $50 mi, douors IN No,
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u' o.e y, . 80 80 ,,. 49,, e., ~,
49, COZ, ,t teu sn,osh s''" nj me-
Dlis'', .ne '''l''s'p 49,,
iluas ',o' mus ''e Ie
ner way III l"e ai'el"oon, nv, oa Us
'o,is'e's Vi ''.i p VI sn'
",se aiioui'' VI opau nnn an '.e'a '.
" inc a'''oui' VI s'oV'Vvo,
'aiso .ne Ne's.' oai 'vu ''ovv ,o.s' y
"iIie" ~ 'ons VIZ 80" W. 49,
ny wv p"Ss ',,i, ~, - '' a.
Neu "" VIC ~, -,
tu'ns iiUu'.,i' - VI .''
iu'u iio' VIZ NO. W. ' .,.
n lamar Iananese laborers 70 IN,
number of 249 We're also landed here
Among the through passengers was
DIR. +. r. Stitt of the United States
navy, who is returning home after q
thorough investigation OF the health
conditions of the Orient DIR. Stitt Is
n celebrated bacteriologist and studied
the conditions I'm the Philippines. es-
pecially from n bacteriological stand
point
AS departing passengers from here
for the Coast the Doric took all the
Mongolia Messengers nor taken nv the
steamship Alameda
In view of the summary retir.ment
of tho MongoIia and Nronchuria from
tho active list n is nrohahIa that the
Doric win make several more calls nj
this mort oltbougb n 90 urderstood tho
her name will he changed IN tha Asia
probahIv before tho return trim The
comic which is to he rechristenea the
Persia win also he hack on her old
run. II is taken for Granted that the