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New-York tribune., 1908-06-05
A CONCERT HALL PROJECT.

Plans have been filed for remodelling a moving
picture building, No "a West 125th ST. into a con-
cert hail. with a fireproof stage and scenery and
freproof dressing rooms, the improvements being
made for Fox & Brill as owners L. F. J. Weiher
ir is the architect.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-05
oo,,cu WATER FOR YALE CREWS.

Gales Ferry, Conn, June 4-Hlsh winos kickeo
nm such sea on the Thames this morning that
the Yale crews did not 0flre out in their shells
This afternoon the 'varsSeisht rowed up the river
for two miles and, although the river was stu
rough and a good deal of water was shipped the
shells stood up we'll The freshmen ere" ro"eo up
the river for mile and half and pack
New-York tribune., 1908-06-05
THE SHAMROCK MEETS DEFEAT.

southend. England June 4.-In the race from Har-
wich 10 Southend to-day, distance Of forty-six
miles the yacht Brynhild the winner; Sir
Thomas Iinton's Shamrock was second and the
White Heather was third
New-York tribune., 1908-06-05
N Y, A. C. WINS AT CHESS.

Having won the first sitting decisivey by score
last THURSDAY the chess team of the New
york Athletic Club invaded Brooklyn last night
and pIayed the return match at the city clubhouse
of the Crescent Athletic Club. in Clinton street
This time the New York team won by 4a to IA
games making the total score In Is IaVor s7s
10 2l5
New-York tribune., 1908-06-05
TO Try INFANTRY CAPTAIN.
Try Telegram n The Tribune !

TF3y Teeg-aph The Tribune
Fort Leavenworth Kan. June A court
tial viii meet June 15 to try Captain Charles N
Murphy. 18th Infantry. II is said he is charged
with irregularities as custodian of the funds of
Company K, 18th Infantry.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-05
AMHERST LOSES IN TENTH INNING.

Philadelphia, June 4.-The University Of Pennsyl-
vania baseball team defeated Amherst to-day in a
hotIy contested ten inning game. Each team scored
in the second inning, but ne work by the pitchers
prevented further getting until the TENTH when
opportune hitting gave Pennsylvania the game.
The score follows.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-05
KETCHElL WINS A DECISION.

BY Telegraph 10 The Iribuns
Milwaukee, June 4.-Stanley ketchell received a
a.c,sion over Billy Papke at the end of ten
ro,,r6 hout here tonight. The contest
.o,,rced for the middleweight championship. A
croud numbering about six thousand persons
,be bout which fast.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-05
f9Srd Street

f2Srd Street ..~.. %
J-t. OF the zen srd
,ttsS Hrich ths above described property rs say
IS SIS SOS s6 With interest theron from arantins
Nsv 1aas rox.rher with and To4s say Of
TO s,sl So with interest thereon hoIf ,,s sas rhs
M., io0S togetber with the expenses or tss tno wsr
snount OF the assess =. sss pur-
rates or other Hens which are 10 De aAot nv ira Ref
chaser Of the purchase money VI 49,
eres. is SSTT.0T and interest ,oDs
DATED New York May I'd lSS ,or--E Rsfsree
New-York tribune., 1908-06-05

following telegram to j. w Thomas rr..,s... =,
the Nashville, Chattanooga & St Ioui~ Pane,
at Nashville this afternoon:
Unless you reinstate all men who left the ssry,oo
tuesday and those who were discharged for hst
members of the Brotherhood OF RaiI,Ysv tot pelnS
strike will be extended TO your entire svstenn
New-York tribune., 1908-06-05
COLUMBIA oFF EoR PoUeHKEEPsIE.

Colunbia's varsity crew squad, accompanied b.
James c. Rice, the coach left for Poughkeepsi
Yesterday morning for the final training for tn
intercollegiate regatta which will be rowed o.
June q
New-York tribune., 1908-06-05
CATHOLIC SCHOOL ATHLETIC MEET.

An interesting athletic meet will take place to-
morrow afternoon when the annual Catholic schooi
athletic games will be held under the auspices OF
the Catholic School Athletic Association, on the
grounds of the Clason Point Military Academy.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-05
GETS A BROADWAY TITLE.

The Broadway Holding Company has taken title
from Bertha Merganthaler 10 the building No 543
Broadway. extending to No. III Mercer St on
plot a5x2oo feet. There is mortgage for $3.50 900
on the premises.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-05
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

Waterloo Place. s. 1875 IT OF 176th st; for
2 sty frame dwelling house. 2ix49 IT. German
Construction Co. owner Ebeling. architect. S
I7hth st I4S1A II of McComb's Road;
for fve 3 sty brick tenement houses 25x6I n
each; Turner Holmes. owners: Neville &
New-York tribune., 1908-06-05

rants and said that he considered their nj S.0t 20
rsnsction on him. The police said % 'hey sinz-
Magistrate Crane by order Of Conniiss'.- ,.nt 70
nsr, who told them he was afraid II tney
Iara,so, MARKER court there might % . '7A
New-York tribune., 1908-06-05
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS

Prospect ave. s 400 IT OF 18TH st. 1oOxas.6x
irreg; Solomon c. Powell loans George
ner Clara Turner. David II Spring and
Spring .:..::.:.:...- ss1 .5c
Henry Powell loans Jane Kitchen. .......... Lao
New-York tribune., 1908-06-05
Proposals.


HENERAL. DEPOT. q NJ. DEPT, JEFFERSON
cate. indorsed Proposals for O. NJ. Supplies
and undersigned will be received here
o'clock ID 1908. for Wagon Parts Iron Range
Kitchen Utensils. Stationery. Miscellaneous
Supplies. required Manila. l. e,,,la
which will be furnished application Depot ana
the Depots New York and Francisco Preference
given articles of domestic manufacture
The right is reserved to reject ali bids
any part thereof Further information furnished on
application. GEORGE RUHL.EN, Asst Or Mr. Cana
raj. L. S. Army. Depot q. NJ.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-05

Where to for the summer Is alway. a perpIe,,y
problem. The Summer Resort Number of The Tribune
next Sunday will guide Order at once as there
will be a biz demand for II.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-05

Where to go for the summer is always a perplexing
,,robIerp The Resort Number of The Tribune
next Sunday guide Order il at once. as there
viii be . bir denaand for it
New-York tribune., 1908-06-05

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS. D. c. WASH
- inston: ID c. June ? 19OS-Sealed Proposals will be
goth, 1908. supplying Installing EIect-33
Magnetic Brakes the AnacoStia Bridge Draw
d. c. Blank forms Of proposals. specifications and ali
information be obtained at room No "a
District Building HENRY B. MACFARIAND'
HENRY l. WEST. JAY J. MORROW. Commissioners
New-York tribune., 1908-06-05

THREAT TO TIE UP SOUTHERN ROAD.
Atlanta. June 4-Val Fitzpatrick. vice-president
OF the Brotherhood Of Railway Trainmen sent the
New-York tribune., 1908-06-05

DROPOsALS FOR ORDNANCE sUPPLIEs-WATER
4 town Arsenal Watertown. Mass, May s. 1905
Sealed proposals in duplicate blank forms fur
nshed by this office only. for furnishing forage iron
steel, hardware fuel lumber, leather. paints oils
chemicals, cts, during ending 1000
be received here until p. NJ. s. 1905 informa
tion furnished application The Commsn5ir1~
Officer Watertown Arsenal
New-York tribune., 1908-06-05

Earned runs-Pennsylvania. f. Amherst 1. Three base
hit-Porte. run-Wood Left bases-Iwit-
meyer. PauxtIs. Londrisan. Pennok Kane: Washburn
Struck -Brokaw Jube o. Washburn t2). Donahey,
Mcclure Palmer. Kane. Bases bal1s-on Pauxtis
Wild throws-Corcoran Co. Pennok. Dropped thrown ball
-Pennok. MuYed ny-Judd Time-1:5o. Umpire
cp,t+b
New-York tribune., 1908-06-05

T'REAsURY DEPARTMENT, OFFICE OF THE SEC
l. retary. Washington, d c.. May 20. 19Os-SssIsd
proposals for furnishing Offices OF the Treasury Ds
partment with Coin Bags for the fiscal year ending
1909. will be received a office
urday June 20 1905 O'Clock P. NJ BIanL ror...
bidding with instructions description ~ 80
printed thereon will be furnished upon appcs ton -
the Secretary of the Treasury. ~
GEO. B. CORTELYOU. Secretarr
New-York tribune., 1908-06-05
Furnished Houses to Let-Countra.

(tAPE COD-FURNIsHED COTTAGE ON BEACH: 10
~ rooms bath. modern plumbing Apply SMITH
Harwich Mass
New-York tribune., 1908-06-05

SCREENS--O OFFICE CONSTRUCTING O NJ rOpT
- - sloeum M n r. June 1sos.sealed proposals. in
triPcate VII De received here until IL NJ June "a
1908, for furnishing metal window. door and ,-snso1,
for Addition Hospital a; this Post rrsar
tion and specifications furnished on appIIcation
velopes containing proposals endorsed pyonosai
for Screens and addressed o NfFA-'
New-York tribune., 1908-06-05

DROPOSALS-U. s DEPARTMENT OF AC,RICTrr r
l. once of the Secretary Washington N -
2sth. 19osSealed proposals receives az
office of the Dtsbursins Clerk until . p ErtIar
June 18th 1905 for furnishing and delivering pIatn1,
dishes Specifications and full information furnished on
application the Disbursng Clerk must h. -
and addressed the Secretary OF AgrIclIIfura a.
WILSON, Secretary 'A'ar-S
New-York tribune., 1908-06-05

OUARTERMAsTER'S OFFICE. WEST POINT n
SS June g. 190sSealed proposals. in trtpcsts suhJsc,
70 the usual conditions will be received az mis- %
u O'Clock noon Jpy 3. 1908 for erection at West poJrt
49, r.; OF Gymnasnm g chapel Chapains Quarters Of
cordance with plans and specifications on Sis IN ,h
nee The United states reserves right 20 accent AZ
reject all proposals. Forms for nronossIP,
nished application Quarternsstsr WI,
Point, N. ~'o'AHaStsrs west
New-York tribune., 1908-06-05
Long Island Real Estate to Let.

EuNEST CORNER IN PATCHOGUE. FURNISHED
l. house, seven rooms bath. barn and lawn:
adjoining street S4l5 Thirteenth Brooklyn
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GOOD PERFORMANCES
At ORPHEUM THEATER

Without a flaw and with an even
ness that surpassed the expectations of
the most sanguine, the summer season
of Richard Butler and the Lumley
Company was ushered in at the Or
pheum Monday eve last The bill,
Clyde Fftchs magnificent play, The
Climbers" and the finished production
justified To the full the management S
selection. The performance is on par
with some of the great metropolitan
productions charging $3.50 to 81 a seat.
The staging of The Climbers" is
far superior to anything that has ever
been seen in Honolulu before. The
dinner party scene in the second act Is
superb. The stage is shown as a
handsome dining-room, with splendid
chandeliers and every accessory. The
dinner party consists OF twelve. The
seating of the party is done with
painstaking care. The dinner gowns
of the women are splendid creations.
The dialogue is bright and sparkling.
Going 70 the performances Of this
company is something more than
merely going 10 a play, 1t is liberal
in up-to-dateness in gowns
and sartorial matters and in those
constantly changing little things that
make up the conventions OF life.
In the last act Richard BUTLER did
some especially good work
The Climbers" will be given at the
this afternoon and this even
ing. Tomorrow evening Richard Hard
ing Davis masterpiece, soldiers Of
Fortune will be given for the first
time Special new scenery has been
prepared for it, and it viii be staged
with the same careful attention 70 de-
tail which has characterized the pro-
duction Of The Climbers
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can bet your life that they have looked
mighty hard at me all day when 1 tried
to tell the truth about this"
Mr.. Thompson was on his way 70 a
soiree, arrayed in broadcloth and fine
linen, when he noted a hack in distress
the horse down and pilikia general. He
stopped his machine and sprang to the
rescue, squatting gracefully on the
horses n1auka ear until the hack could
be backed off. Then he grasped the ami
nal by the extreme Waikiki projec-
ton and slid it on to a dry spot, en-
couraging it to rise by kicking it amid
ships. Then after receiving a vote Of
thanks from the rescued parties he
went home, changed his shirt and paid
his call.
After all of which. to be publicly
pilloried as a reckless chauffeur, run
ming down hacks, is too much.
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THOMPSON ACTED
GOOD SAMARIT TAN

Frank E. Thompson spoiled a clean
shirt and muddied up 4 new Tuxedo on
Monday evening to play the part Of
Good Samaritan. only 10 WAKE up
yesterday morning To find himself ac-
cused n cold print of having steered
an automobile into a hack and endan-
gered the lives Of people, while to add
TO his humiliation he has learned that
people do believe what they read in the
public prints You can get almost
any man 10 say that he does not be-
Heve a newspaper story" said Mr..
Thompson yesterday. shaking his head
more in sorrow than in anger. but you
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-06-24

get into mischief The walls are
padded and a very soft carpet and
wicker chairs make hard things to
bump against few and far between. \
gymnasium is advertised aboard the
boat but although a careful search was
made for it, it was not found. It was
explained by one of the officers that
there was not room for it this trip but
that 1t would be brought along next
trip out from the East.
The Tenyo has big list of passen-
gers and will take many from this
port who have been waiting over for
the big boat She will sail for the
Coast this afternoon at three O'Clock.
As she is bound for record and will
al least make the run in FIVE days it
is probable that letters mailed on her
viii reach San Francisco several hours
in advance Of the Alameda which sails
a t ten o'clock this morning. FIVE hours
ahead of the japanese boat.
BOYCOTT IN FORCE.
Of the six thousand tons of general
freight on the Tenyo Maru for san
Francisco from the Orient not one pound
is from Chinese ports. neither is there
a Chinese passenger aboard either in
the cabin or Storage. The big boats
cargo for this port consists of gun
MES, silk, mating. rice, sake, tea and
general merchandise. Her principal
big items of freight for the Coast and
overland comprise nineteen hundred
bales of raw silk. being sent to New
York TO be manufactured: "a. 4,4 pack
ages of tea, and six thousand rolls of
mating. The sake for this port
amounts to 49, casks and is said to be
free from the salicyuc acid which has
been tabued by the government. 1t
will be subjected TO the test by Ex-
pert Duncan and if free will pass and
if not it will be condemned
The officers of the Tenyo Maru. all
of whom are well known and deserved
" popular at this port and with the
travelling public, are: Philip H Co
ing. commander: H. Hinokuma. chief
officer; A. H. Seaver, chief engineer;
c. Lacy Goodrich purser: N P. Crooks,
surgeon: A S. Edwards, freight clerk:
w. r. Reid, asst. freight clerk: ]. +.
Richards. chief steward.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-06-24

M X + 3ZIZs hut 34ifs A~dWhis Naua%t
kuls 670o and COPS. Waimea. Kona, Ka-
uai So. B 3o3, 34s. Dated June IL.
1908
Recorded June Is, 1908.
c. Kiemme to Honolulu Brew & Malt
co Ltd, r $: int in ieasehold and fur
niture. fixtures, glassware, utensils,
etc, of Aloha Alma" Saloon. Punch
bowl st. Honolulu, oahu. $40. Sef-
D 2l1 Dated June u. 1908.
oahu Railway & Land Co. to VIII
liam w Hall, Rel, lots 6, T. IL and ~
blk g. Pearl city, Eva. Oahu. $ls0e.
800. D 35s Dated June IL, 1908.
Luukia Mahuka ct al by Jdge TO
United states OF America. Jdgnnt; con-
demning 96-100a land for new q. ;.
Govt Bldg, Merchant, King ara %
shop SITS. Honolulu. Oahu. B BOZ, .
2i2 Dated Apr p, 1908.
william NJ Mahuka and WI ct al by
Jdge to United States fer America
Jdgnt; al damnum s103 $3.50, con-
dennfng 96-100a land for new Z Govt
Bldg. Merchant. King and Bishop SITS,
Honolulu. oahu. p 3O4, ~. Dated
Apr %, 1908.
Alex Bishaw and VT to John Emme-
Iuth TT II, por r r 2e6l, kul l2za.
bIdgs. etc. KapaIama, Honolulu, Oahu
$3.50 r 303. $50. Dated June 70. 1908
Won Hamm- Young co Ltd TO r
Jordan, Rel: 2 cylinder model II Max
well touring car. factory No 1868
$1,000. y 303, p So. Dated June Il.
1908
Chez Tong Vow to zee zap, G II;
/ share In sun Sing Lee Co. Kaiihi-
kai. mdse. fixtures. etc. in store Tuck
Yuen. Hotel st. Honolulu, oahu. Sl75.
3 300. p 1853. Dated June 10. 1903
John Kaapana to Daniel Keawea-
hawaii. y. ap 1. r r 6213. kuI 1914
Kealia 2. : Kona, Hawaii 800 y 20.
o As Dated June 8. 1908.
MaIaea and hsb 70 Thai Hao Ck),
D: r P 3199. Honokua. S Kona. Ha-
vail s45. 3 29s, p 4is. Dated Aug
2s. 1891
Pauelua and VI ct al to Thai Hao
Ck). .: r r 97ZI Honokua. s KOna,
Hawaii $50. 3 299 p AT. Dated Sept
%. 1891
Est Of Maria King by TT to D Ma
OWL, D; r P 1890. kul 1894. Kamoku.
HaIawa. MoIokaL $50. 3 2g9 . 44S-
Dated June 12, 1903.
Edwin K stone and VT 70 Elmira
N Johnson. D; int in Er S21 and Dor grs
3Zz. 76s and 81, Makawao. Maui. 81
p Zg9. p 4f9 Dated June Is. 1905.
u K RahauIelio and w 20 Anne z
Hadley. n. r Ps 2Tl5 and 1927, Makila,
Tahaina. Maui. 5000. p 203, p 265.
Dated May % 1908.
Wahine Kaiu widow 20 Mlkahala
K Kaeo. d: ID int IN r p 2s45. kul
3283. NawilfwiH. Kauai $3.50. y asa
. % Dated June s. 1903
See C,heong Wal to Hee Fat, G NJ;
, IeasehoIds, rice plantn, bIdgs. live
stock. crops. mchrny, tools. etc, Hama
lei, Kauai $1,000. 303. 2 354. Dated
May T. 1905.
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Recorded June 10, 1868.

Recorded June 49, 1868.
J V Ray to r A Lyman Jr, Rel;
livestock. $3.50. B 1903, p BAL. Dated
Feb "a, 1906.
American Board C F NJ by Trs to
VI Ohta D. pors kul S04 and 1879, Hotel
st, Honolulu, Oahu. $4,000. B 305, p
Is. Dated June Z, 1908.
NJ Ohta and VT to John G. Clement,
D; lot los, King St Lots, Honolulu,
oahu. $500. B 305. p Is. Dated June
Il. 1908.
John C Clement and VT TO Henry
Waterhouse Trust Co Ltd, NJ: lot l08.
King St Lots. Honolulu, Oahu. $1,000.
3 sos, p 342. Dated June L. 1908.
Antonio F Centefo and VT to An
tonic r Silva, NJ; lot l and por lot 2,
or 1896, Luso and Purchbowl SITS, Ho-
nolulu, Oahu s1400. B 1903, p 345. Da-
ted May Is, 1905.
J. H Schnack and VT to Kate Hig-
gins, D: lot 8, kuI S.. Nuuanu Tract
Adm, Honolulu, oahu. $500. 305, p
I6. Dated June L, 1908.
D Naoiwi and VT to Hawn Land &
Imprvmt Co Ltd. d; 2 shares in gr
$50, hui land. Waimea, Koolauloa, GA
hu. $50. B 305, p IS. Dated June 3,
1908
Goo Wan Hoy and VT TO Bank Of
Hawaii Ltd. NJ; lot &, ap AZ. kul 77I3.
school st. Honolulu. Oahu. 1880. 3
503. . $50 Dated June u, 1903.
John J Grace to r 4 Lyman Jr.
Rel: 2 drays and horses. Hil0. Ha-
wall. s125. B 300. p 342- Dated May ?.
1908.
Lono Mock Sing and hsb ct al to
H L Holstein, p A special powers,
Kau Hawaii. B 2o4. p 2o9- Dated Mar
25. 1903.
EN- Holmes to : p Kaleo and VT
Rel. lot Is. or 4T0f, KaumoaI, Hama
lsua. Hawaii. s7s3A a. B 30a, 3i2
Dated June ?. 1905.
Al Ko TO Chang Chong, L. PC land.
NoaHi. Lahaina Maui. 10 yrs at S25
per Y. b 23s. p 2S3. Dated June 3, 1903.
Edward NJ Kamaunu TO w De-
coto. L. por kul 67s0B. Moalii, Laha-
ina. Maui. 10 yrs al 80 per y. B Z9s.
p 2s4
Mary Bal CMrs) TO 2 r Richardson.
l.. DC land. Wan1ku Maui. 8 yrs at
1855 per y. B EOS, p 2s5. Dated Jan
p. -9o5
" z Castle TT by atty 10 August
Poback Rel yrs 32I5 and 1911 and r
Ps 32s7 and 46I5. K9oIau. ETC. Maui.
300. 2 393. 348- Dated June y. 1908
Fanny P Ka.eikinI to Francis Gay.
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EXPERTS ABOARD.

An engineer from the Union Iron
Works of San Francisco is on the
Tenyo Maru for the purpose of watch
ing the work of the new turbine en-
gines of the vessel. He ~sas specially
sent out TO the Orient by his company
for the purpose of coming home in the
new boat. He viii doubtless have an
interesting report TO make on his ar
rival. Mr., F. :. Farnsworth the su-
perintending engineer Of the Togo
Kisen kaisha. Is also a passenger.
Thus far there has not been a hitch
in the working Of the machinery since
the boat left Yokohama.
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MARIANA FROM SOUTH.

The r. NJ. s. s Mariana. after an
uneveatful trip from the Colonies.
entered the harbor yesterday morn
ing just ahead Of the Tenyo Maru
and went TO the Bishop slip. where she
put out small freight and landed her
passengers She sailed for Victoria N
the afternoon a little after five o'clock.
Among her passengers were Miss
Blanche Arral, the singer, and Sir
James Mills, The managing director Of
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LURLINE DEPARTED.

A temporary deck for the stowage of
bananas was rugged on the Lurline
yesterday before she started for the
Coast She took fifteen hundred
punches of the fruit this trip. al
though she has room for at least six
thousand punches. Her cargo besides
the bananas consisted of over eight
thousand tons Of sugar, three hundred
bags Of rice and two hundred and fifty
crates of fresh pines. A big crowd
saw the Lurline OF for san Fran
pfSCQ
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-06-24
NEW SHIPPING PAPER.

The first number of the first volume
of The Master. Mate and Pilot"
publication issued by the Association
of Masters, Mates and Pilots. has ar
rived in Honolulu. 1t is a well gotten
up paper Of forty pages. H j. Laugh
ton is editor and it is issued under the
direction of the National Harbor of the
Association in New York. 1t is full of
information of interest to the mariner
and is sure to fill a long-felt want
Editor Laughton in his salutatory says:
For some time past there has been a
widespread and growing demand
among the members Of the American
Association Of Masters. Mates and Pr
lots whose many harbors extend from
Maine to Honolulu. for information
and news Of a general character con-
corning their interests, and conse-
quently at the last annual convention
of our national association, held in
Washington in January, it was decided
u publish monthly magazine for the
purpose of disseminating the news. In
presenting the first number of this
publication to our readers. We desire
TO state that it is our intention to
make it the masters mates and pi-
lots most welcome friend and assist
ant. and that suggestions for improve
ing the magazine in any way will al
ways be heartily welcomed by the ed
ifoy
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Real Estate
FOR RENT.

+. W. Hebron premises on Nuuanu
Avenue, now occupied by Mr.. Ricnaru
II. Isenberg. Partially furnished. Beau
ttful grounds. large, spacious house
FOR RENT-Large house, Beretan1a
street, next to Queens Hospital.
FOR SALE-Lot with two cottages
sorner Miller and Beretania streets.
Fine Lot in Palolo Tract.
House and Lot, Kewalo.
Lots in Puunui Tract.
Houses and Lots in Palama.
Lots in Nuuanu Valley and kaimuki
House and Lot, King street, near
Thomas Square.
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MARINE

VIII the Tenyo Maru make San
Francisco in four days ard eight hours?
This is the hope of the officers and
crew of the big new liner which ar
rived here yesterday after a remark
able run from Yokohama of eight days
and five hours, beating the previous
record made by the china in December,
1897, of eight days. six hours and fif-
teen minutes. This was done without
attempting 70 push the boat TO any
extent and at no time was she max
ing near as good time as she could
have done. Had it not been for the
japanese governments refusal to give
permission for the Tenyo to go direct
to San Francisco. the company would
have sent her past Honolulu in an at
tempt TO beat the record made by the
Siberia in October. 1905. of ten days,
ten hours and twenty-eight minutes.
1t is thought that she would have
beaten this record by at least thirty six
4ioAi = ~ II - @l4s- - SUNS cul ~
take sixteen hours off the record from
Honolulu to san Francisco which rec
ord is also held by the China and was
made in November, 1902, the run being
made in five days two hours and six
teen minutes. The fastest trip made
from san Francisco to this port was
made by the Siberia in August, 1905,
when she covered the distance in four
days nineteen hours and twenty min
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-06-24

Note-Barometer readings are COZ
rected for temperature, instrumental
errors. and local gravity. and reduced
10 sea level. Average cloudiness stated
in scale from to 10. Direction OF
wind is prevailing direction during -
hours ending at o. m. Velocity OF
wind is average velocity IN lilies PeA
hour. T indicates trace OF ram
VIM. B. STOCKMAN'
Section Director.