The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-03-04
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floating palace rurl Nau rounded
koko Head with .hp n light tms|
morning aud boy S or.o.t was at the
hachicld wharf purer g.. Lazy
Goodrich reported au exceptionally fine
trip with unusually good weather a
most refreshing report surely after
the string of woe tales that have come
up from he sea for stretch of several
solid weeks The Tcuyo win take fuel
oil al this port and win sail again at
. O'Clock tomorrow morning for Japan
and China She brought 3il bags of
mail for Honolulu and was 8 days. 10
hours from port to port
This trip Of the Tenyo is notable for
the reason that 81 marks the beginning
of new passenger arrangement. which
will be of immense advantage to pas
sengers from the states To the Colo
mics. A law just passed makes il pos
sible for a foreign vessel, carrying lay
over passengers by it's own line 10 also
carry passengers TO De transferred at
this port TO some other line and to any
other foreign country Thus, twenty
two passengers by The Tenyo for Ho-
noiulu are really going to Australia.
They are booked clear through, will
have the advantage of a pleasant stay
in Honolulu and viii take the next
steamer for the Colonies.
Besides the Japanese consular party
elsewhere mentioned. the Tenyo car
ries a number Of interesting travellers
| c. G. Young, for instance. is con-
structing engineer of world note. He
is the man who worked out and set go
ing the railway systems of the Philip
pine Islands He is now going TO
Japan, Korea, and the Philippines for
large American investors TO prepare,
tabulate and elaborate an account of
Oriental investments, present and pros
| pective, in such form as to make it
| possible for investors TO find at a
/ glance the information they may be
after.
NJ Wallace is the third secretary Of
the United States Legation at Toxic,
/ returning to his post General de
Negrier, who will stop over here for a
time. belong to the French army and is
| going out to the Orient for tour,
principally Of French possessions. Mr..
| Andrews is a mining engineer in the
employ of the company owning the
Tenyo Maru, and is going out to Japan
and Korea to look up some copper
prospects for his concern. Rev. Emil
Heck, who also stops over here for a
while, is a missionary of prominence
in Toxic. w. S. Spaulding and broth
er are Boston capitalists. NJ. J. Lids
from is mill builder and civil en-
gineer on his way to Korea for min
ing proposition.
Another passenger of interest is F.
II. Fries, representing the California
| Fruit Packers Association, of which
his father is president He is on his
way TO the Orient and thence around
the world in the business interest OF
his concern. l.. Anderson belongs ia
the firm of Mustard & Company Shan
ghai. Mrs. Lowenstein is the wife OF
the manager of Castle Bros, Wolfe &
Co., Of Manila. She has been ira
yelling for a year in America j. n
Boyd, is mating buyer for Joseph
wild & Company, Of New York. He
has been to Honolulu several times on
the Same trip
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the companys Office before Monday
March 18th.
II every property owner and oc'
UPPER will see to cleaning, and keep
40 clean, the street and sidewalk in
ront of his premises, the city Will
ook as though it had it's face wash
ID. and the cost will be little or moth
mo. Let's try it,
This is the second day Of the loca
Methodist conference. Bishop Smith
delivered an address this morning
DISCIPLINE all nations will be the to-
, pic this evening with c. j. Day in the
chair. Speakers viii include severa
nationalities.
F.. H. Newell director of the recla
nation service is adding to his gooC
5 work for Hawaii with the other gov
eminent people in Washington by de
livering illustrated lectures on the isl
: ands. He gave one before a churcl
! mems club lately
5 A man named Boynton wirelessec
! to the management of the Young Hote
. from the Tenyo Maru yesterday, ask
ing for a large suite of rooms for him
S self and family He is a stopoye
r passenger and stated in the aerogran
t that he would remain probably
! month.
I Rev. Charles f. Dole Of Boston VII
address the Mems Club of st. An
5 drew's Cathedral at eight o'clock thi
e evening in the Sunday school room
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