Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-09-12
NIPPON MARU
comes TO PORT
Continued from Fs.c ~

sea. The passengers enjoyed the trip
immensely.
Among the passengers are Vice
President IL Ottawa and General
Manager Shiraishi Of the Togo Klsen
Kaisha line, who have been to New
York, whore they had consultation
with the officials of the Pacific Mail
about the steamship business.
They are stopping over here with
a view to visiting points Of interest.
In idcntally, II is believed that the
ocal japanese merchants will talk
c''e" q business proposition with the
two steamship men while they are
hero
Baron H. Shimatsu, who has been
visiting IN London, ~ returning to
Japan. after n years absence. lie
was graduated from the Wascda Uni
ycrGity. While here he was enter.
tanned by the local Japanese. DR..
+. Amako is bactcrlologIst and has
been In Germany for n few years.
Or. Y. Mlyata formerly Of this city,
has been studying dentistry In the
University of Southern California.
lie is returning to Japan, after re-
siding in the States for the past six
| years. lie said this morning that
the method of teaching dentistry In
the United States is far superior to
that taught in Japan.
DR.. x. II. Teuslcr, owner of ST.
Luke Hospital In Toxic. Japan, Is re-
turning from the mainland with his
family. r. Tanaka Is editor of a
Japanese newspaper In Kobe. lie,
too. has been in the States, visiting
all the big newspaper establishments
on the mainland.
Those who are stopping over here
are II. !. Gallagher, formerly of Ito
/ nolulu, and now business man in
Fenncr, a. A. Meyer, w. l.. Monitt
and wife. Samuel Ncuman and wife,
Il. RyrIe and family, and Mrs. A. f..
Williams.
The Nippon Masu is taking to the
Orient a large .hmount OF silver
money for the banks there. ~,
In the stecraEe are 6S IIindus, |
japanese and 2t,.Cbinesc, who are
being dcported whence they came.
From Honolalu 20 flindus, Chinese
md 2 Japa uese viii also be deport-
cd by the Immigration officials.
| With the arrival this morning. on
The Nippon Maru, of General Mana
ger NJ. Shiraishi of the Togo Kisen
Kaisha, comes the report that the
Japanese liners will continue to ply
between the Oriental ports and San
francisco. The erroneous reports in
the mainland papers that the Japan
asc liners will 10 longer call at this
port were discredited by Mr.. Shi-
raishl.
Our steamers will continue to call
At this port" said Shiraishi this
morning on board the Nippon Maru.
The newspapers on the mainland
made erroneous reports, which were
;redited by some people. al a..
THE truth Of the whole matter Is
that our steamers will ply between
oriental ports and San Francisco. via
Honolulu. There is no reason what
ever for any change. We intend ia
give good service to the Honolulu
people"
Shiraishi stated most cmphatically
that the general public will be given
first class service, so far as the con
veyancos of passengers and freight Is
concerned, and that when the new
sister ship of the Chiyo and Tenyo
Marus Is completed In July, next
year, she will be placed at once in
commission She will run between
the Orient and San Francisco, with
Honolulu as port Of call.
Shiraishl further stated that the
agreement between the Pacific Mail
and Togo Kisen Kaisha Will be can,
celed, the same to take effect In Jan
uary Of next year.
1t Is truG that the traffic comb,
nation between the Pacific Mail and
Togo Kisen Kaisha lines will he dis
continued after December, this year,
he continued. 'In January, next
year, we will he directing steamship
business with the Western Pacific
which is run by the Gould interests
Our business associations with the
Pacific Mail have been most cordial
There is nothing 10 complain about
Our business connection was care
fully discussed by myself with the
officials Of the Pacific Mail In New
York Everything Is satisfactory tC
both parties. / am satisfied that oul
business connection with the West
crn Pacific hallway will be- prosper
Gus aud profitable"