The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-01-03
POINTS MADE
BY GOVERNOR
Interesting Subjects Dealt With
In His Annual Report
Outlined.
uasaaaas
FURTHER NOTES ON ISLANDS
as
Important Statistics SGT out In
Balance Of Governors
Story OF Hawaii.
FURTHER NOTES ON ISLANDS

Many subjects OF special mlcrest
ue0lt with In the annual report of Gov.
ethof Fteht, Il great part Of which waa
printed In The Sunday Advertiser Ia
OF especial Interest TO the people of
THIS Territory In fact what tho Ooy.
ethot has TO any In many places reOda
lhe q story OF tho most nbaorbmp IN
teirHi VI"
~ through his report there IN found
lhnlea OF HlhllHtoH IN regard To mdus
lfleH, population aud nnnncInl aTniTs
whlch are, practically, of moro hmnnr,
lance Than amy comments, but alloueth
on the mpfehonHlyenrnA Of the rsnorl
10 me secretary Of the interior seems
most complete
Ia regard 10 tho important matter of
imports ana exports, which Ia the lfr
Dlood OF The Islands, Governor Fronr
HhyH In pafl
Imports ana Exports.
" Imports aud eRpOfta for lle yenr
ended June 80, 1910, exoMslye of sne.
cle aggregated t7l 1874 ,O6U, AN lncreaseI
OF NU,Ofbllin over the amount. aGi
piUihi FOR tho previous year,
"The Imports amounted 90 tpb 1gg.
Bai, hh Increase Of tB,7iB,gO7 over those
or the previous year 1bOse from con
linehlhl united states amounted 10 agO,
lpl0i an Increase Of fB,liOb07, while
lnoHe from Foreign countries amount.
el 10 ei,0OOBO4, an Increase Of gb7g
''The exports amounted TO Aig dgg
alB, m Increase Of tb,DOi,pOg ,fbopoI
10 continental United States Amounted
To H0, Gao, an Increase or hh7Iggp7
WINE thoHg w Foreign countries amount
ca 70 @BOsTOB an increase Of tgiB,.
Naturally tho customs receipts are
dependent upon Imports aud these nrnI
reported as fOll0wBi
"lbe customs receipts exceeded those
OF any previous ypHr They amounted
W Hlib7bBlD11, an increase of Al7B,, |
plD,Bi over those Of tic Previous year.
The t0lhl collected during the ton years
ana hhlf n month since the Organzns
ton Of lGffllOHhl government IN 49,.
R6gOpD5B or nm average Of Al ,321.
BOI ,5D year for lhe ten complete fin
oal yeaB"
Increased Tonnage,
Hlili IN sympathy with The Imports
and exports IN the matter ~ the vessels
ana their tonnage which make this
port, aud In this respect The u1yefn0fI
GOES into considerable ana interesting
detail ns fDl0WBi
iVi'ha steady increase IN the tonnage
NJ vessels entered ana cleared con.
linues, During Che last year, iho Ton,
mage entered amounted 10 ! 1903 1901, nm
Increase Of l4D,Ogj, mud The tonnage
cleared amounted ~ 12Dg,s75, mn IN,
crease " 1888 1926, which IL exclusive
~ vessels phHnged In lnleriHand miiie
hb1 vessels In tho military ana naval
services,
" Notwithstanding the Increase Of
Tonnage during ihH preceding nine
YHHfH The number ~ vessels decreased
from fD5 ~ Bbl owing mhiuly 10 tho
substitution " steamships FOR sailing
teHspls bUl dtulUg the last yGar The
number Increased ~ 187, The lhfeost In.
efphsp having been IN American yes.
sells. The number ~ which increased
ffGu BsJ 10 Big
FGf many years phHt, eypn before
hbnpRhll0ny commerce With Hawaii has
bepH Wnibly IN American vessels Dur
1. nv the last ynnf about 10 per cent If
. tbe freight WIS carried IN American
b0ltGmBb
Islands Population.
WHO Bfo lhey who make 10 the pop.
|. uallGh ana, III Dhft the citizenship or
those lHlhndB7 JnY0llnR considerable
spaee 10 Ills subject i6a Governor ZOOS
OD " sayi
''1be census llHs yeaf was taken In
much Rfhhlw dplhil IN ~ nhti0Baiilips
llHn Whf lhhi NJ ton years hpG, whom
I We HlhrslnphliGH WA such hH moi only
W w somewhat obscure In itself, biL
nlhG ~ make companions dinlonlt 'fln
foregoing N about M olDa6 g0mpah
hGh hs can be made under the eifeum
slhnpn5l TIC lhh 1lawallAbs Tor 1919
lhrluln Bits IhuhHHlnhIi ihWHiihnH hHd
VIZ AslHligi iaWhiaHa, Tho former be-.
lnR much mora iba1 double the latter,
the lnpfnhsn w Phil1inWaiIhhA In much
Wpnlhf Dun The 1eNffhaa In pure M
WhllhbH The Spanish ana pGiO fHeana ,
ne hpW elements IN tho pGDilHIlDH,
IlH percentage inHfHhHn In r6fiuptiasa y
lhH lhpn lhfRg No has also lhal IN Gtbhf ,
fhuehHlnGH comprising mainly Amer 4
lhhhal british And 0hfmhna. =
while thn lhfReH single aba6ul0
lheuhtn IL ln jhphnHb6, llih total III
ttehaa W GnHhlhlH IA less both nbaGlma,
" ana w percentage llihh w HGnGnfn 4
lhF Iht hnmbm Under IAN Gilhmu n
" mh1g up chiefly ~ HgWaha md fIii y
plhhH hh1 iuNlu1nH Hfn Gh7 idnfliH ana IL
mHlhli0H lhp Hei ineffaaa IN llis on Z
llfn puniilbilGH NJ Bfg0A Gf giG9 ber u
frhl lhp ppmlnlGn NJ iiia Hig NJ q
llbn0lnla u probably HbWam \ bG.G16, y
NJ compared vim BDB06 Ton years ap6' j
HepDnpd births IN lla Territory DUNN u
We yehf numbered 4BOg ana dphlba VI
sDig
i'Wbllo departures ~ Japanese eoB y
sldmhhlK hsfnrf Arrivals, IhbABea0
pHnlH M lbn schools bhs lnffeaapd ffGn \
iHhP ~ f0fHl Ynfy few Japanese born =
N llt fwaiefyi tlWaVaf, have feaehed -
ilH VGllhe hRfi mnfh rlbfta hhen
ffhehhd lhiH ane fi1ib jhpanNaa and
,hlpeah hfg deHIipt NJ establishing
lhtf Hawaiian hldl f0f a6ma yenfa N
rah ilit ahFfnlafy NJ iha Tenllofg has N
iaauf1 ltGNhllan MIN certificates under q
ifHinflD laws Hfiff careful ihvaalinH n
iiW ~ me fhnH UnfIHa ihe inai year N
lheiH Hhh isaled i0ph ~ fhlBase and vi
1910 nm lapabfae total NJ fbfB N y