Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-09-12
NIPPON MARU
comes |:. TO PORT
CONTINUED from Pee u.

! Immensely.
Among the passengers are Vice
President II. Ottawa and Genera
Manager Shiraishi of the Togo Kisel
KaislIa line, who have been to New
York. whore they had consultation
with the officials of the Pacific Mai
about the steamship business.
They are stopping over here will
a view to visiting points Of interest
In identally. It is believed that tn
local Japanese merchants will tall
c''o" business proposition with tn
tvr steamship men while they ar,
| here. rH...#t.. ''
Baron II. Shlmatu, who has beef
visiting in London. is returning I,
Japan. after a years absence. H.
was graduated from the Waseda Una
Iversty. While here he was enter
tanned by the local Japanese. Up
4. Amako Is bactcriOlogist and hA
| been in Germany for a few year
! pr. Y, Miyata. formerly of this cit
has been studying dentistry in Il
| University of Southern Californi
lie is returning to Japan. after
siding In the States for the past
years. lie said this morning tn
the method of teaching dentistry
the United States Is far superior
that taught in Japan.
| H.. -
Luke Hospital in Toxic, Japan, is r
turning from the mainland with hi
family. X. Tanaka Is editor Of :
Japanese newspaper in Kobe. He
too, has been in the States, vlsitIni
all the big newspaper establishment
on the mainland. ..'. %
| 81, Those who are stopping over her
are. II. j. Gallagher formerly of TIt
nolulu,, and now business man
Japan; Frank u. Bachelor. Jasper \
Fenner, a. A. Meyer. w. l.. Monit
and wife, Samuel Neuman and wifi,
Il. Ryrie and family, and Mrs. A. +
lWilliams. .rm.. ..
| NV NipDOH "dIu IL ldhlHS tO Nv
Orient a large amount of silyo
money for the banks there.
IN the, steera2e are, GS ,uindus.
\ Japaness5 and III chinese. Z who;'al
being depOrted whence they cam
From Honolulu 20 Hindus, Chimes
gnd-2 Japanese swill.l,lsO be depoh'i
ed by the immis iatpn omcials,.T
\ With heI nrrif al shis morninES
Che Nippon Mari, dt General Mmf
ger NJ. shIrahhf oGthe Togo Kise
Kaisha, comes the report that IN
Japanese liners will continue to pl
between the Oriental ports and Sa
Francisco. The erroneous reports
the mainland papers that the japan
ese liners will no longer call at thi
port were dIscrodlted by Mr.. Sh
raishi.
Our steamers will continue to ca
at this port" said Shiraishi tn
morning on board the Nippon Mar
The newspapers OF the mainlaI
made erroneous reports, which we
credited by some people. Ng
The truth of the whole matter
that our steamers will ply betwe,
Oriental ports and San Francisco.y
Honolulu. There is no reason W.
ever for any change. We intend
give good service to the Honpi
| people" M
W Shiraishi stated most emphatlca
that the general public will be II,
first class service, so far as these
veyhnce of passengers and freigh
concerned, and that when the new
sister ship of the Chiyo and Tenyt
Marus is completed in July, mex
year, she will be placed at once II
commission. She will run betwdsI
the Orient and San Francisco, will
Honolulu as port OF call,
Shiraishi further stated that tn,
agreement between the Pacific Mai
and Togo Klsen Kaisha will be can
celed, the same to take effect in Jan
uary of next year,
IT is true that the traillc comb
nation between the Pacific Mail am
Toyo MISUNDERSTANDING will he dis
continued after December, this wear,
he continued. In January, mex
year, we will be directing steamship
business with the Western Pacific
which is run by the Gould interests
Our business associations with IN,
Pacific Mail have been most cordial
There Is nothing TO complain about
Our business connection was care
fully discussed by myself with th'
officials Of the Pacific Mall In New
York Everything Is satisfactory 4
both PARTIES, am satisfied that on
business connection with the West
ern Pacific Railway VIII he prosper