Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-03-16

That the Japanese will 20 after the
Intermediate business that travel the
Pacific is believed will be realized
within but few months time.
The T. K. K liner Tenyo Maru b
an arrival at Honolulu this morning
with a fair sized general cargo and
list Of passengers. According to semi
official sources il is predicted that
with the placing in commission, the
big new tripplc-screw turbine liner
Genyo Maru, now being completed at
the yards at Nagasaki, there will be
a decided change in We management
and operation Of vessels now In the
Togo Kisen Kaisha service.
1t is claimed that The small carg0es
and very few passengers now being
secured for the America and Nippon
Maru, simply means that these two
vessels will soon be transferred 10
what is known as an Intermediate SER
vice.
In this way, the japanese company
will enter into the keenest competi-
ton with the Pacific Mail which now
has the China, Asia and Persia en-
gagged in this traffic
ut is going TO be a rather difficult
matter TO secure a big list Of pasgen-
gers for vessels the size Of the Anne
RIGA and Nippon Marn, when steam
ers like the Tenyo, Chiyo and the
newest liner are operating in the
trans-Pacifc service, and carrying
passengers at the same rate as that
fixed for the smaller vessels" was
the comment coming from one officer
when questioned in regard TO the pro-
badly change in plans this morning
The Tenyo Maru is fhe first Of the
Togo Kisen Kaisha steamers TO call
at Honolulu wherein the new order
that Japanese purser accompany the
ship. On board the Tenyo Is x. Fuse
who Is said to represent the great
Japanese steamship company and
while Dominally listed az an assistant
to w. II. Reid, the popular pursef
who for years has been identified with
the T. r. X in several capacities
The japanese officer bears a rather
high rating In the personnel Of the
vessel. Itsis stated that each Of the
T. X. X steamers will be provided
with japanese officials TO serve IN
like capacity.
The Tenyo Mary sailed from Hong
kong on February 24th, called al
Shanghai on the 9th, thence to Maya.
sakl, arriving there on March 1st
Kobe March Bird, and sailing from Yo-
kohama on March 18th,
II was fine trip according to the
passengers who arrived here this
morning. and were obliged to remain
on board ship owing to The existing
quarantine regulations.
For Honolulu 20 cabin, II second
class and $40 Asatic steerage pas
sengers left the ship. or the Asialicf
but 10 are Filipinos, the remainder
being l6 Chinese and l05 Japanese.
Seyenty-six through passengers arc
| enroute TO San Francisco. IN the
sleerage are a large delegation OF
Chinese, Japanese and a few Indians
The Honolulu cargo comprises
about twelve hundred tons and in
| eludes shipments of gunnies, SOY, 7l0(
sacks rice sake, beans and cnrios
| The through list amounts to 200 tons
and Is mostly made mp Of raw silk ant
manufactured silks To the value of 1
half million dollars.
Judge O'COnnell who Is remaininl
over here Is well known at the Ma
llonal Capital at Washington lie Il
rounding ont q tour around the world
A. IL Bottenheim and party arc re-
turning from an extended visit 10 TN,
| Orient Mr.. Boitenheim represents
The Vacuum oil Company and has
been making a tour of the various
agencies
Chalmers Graham distributor o
sunshine ANA OIL representing the
VaHoline OH Company Is rounipp
from his regular six months trlt
around The Pacific Graham Is one ol
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