Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-11-05
Shipping
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MINITRED MASS OF WRECKAlF


Ichief purser; r. Franzen, piirsera d.
Brenneke, assistant purser; r.. Yep,
Iein, provision master, A. Sturm, first
chief steward; A. Hausechild, second
chief purser; A. Johannsen, chief
steward assistant; v. Hansen. chief
steward assistant; F. Ruehke, chief
steward assistant; O.. STACK, chief
steward assistant: NJ. Wolff. chief
cook; A. Stephan, first cook M. Kun
mer, first cook: e. Cain. leader of
string orchestra: Schmerbauch, wire.
less operator.
The social directors are Mrs. NJ.
Landon Reed and Mrs Z. Degenhardt.
Illustrated lectures viii be given by
r. s. Wheeler Of San Francisco and
Carl Rafhjens OF Hamburg G. Nogel.
sang Is manager Of The world cruises.
Pacific Mali Plans Are Ralked.
Vice President and General Mana
ger r. p. Schwerin Of the Pacific Mail
on arrival at San Francisco from an
extended tour of the eastern cities, Is
reported as declaring chat the COM
pany can hardly see its way clear In
spending some fourteen million dol
lars in the enlargement and improve
Iment Of the service. In entering IA
vigorous denial OF the reputed sale Of
the steamers Mr.. SchWerin further
stated:
OF course the drastic law passed
by Congress hits the scompany's ambi-
tious plans q hard blow, and, in my
opinion, also dealt the best interests
of the coast and the American mef-
chant marine bad knock The Pa
-cific Mail had obtained bids from
American shipyards for four bic
steamers to cost in the aggregate 3d.
200, 900. Ii also intended TO spend
between ?. sl:SeVOee and 5000 eo on
me Korea. SIBERIA. MONGOLIA and MAJ
|churia. It's four crack trans Pacific
liners, making certain ehan9es ~
view .ol tnelr usihs the canai. IL was
aiInea Io use THESE steame - N g Iine
view Iuth, san = fahelsc0 sspa 9liept
service. All these piahs nave Deen
canceileo.
oWneTs 81 american shlpyards tell
lpe 20 concern ~ tne@ country save
the tactic MAI, has asked them %
build new ships Tor use through the
cana OspsI eounsfies are prepa.i1g
snlps LOT the canai put Ihe gnit9o
states y not, ana u mas prevented tne
one company that Wishe1 70 90 so.
but the deed y done and mat ends
SchWerin says i must be borne ~
MIND mat the law mas snothing 20 90
VIII the companys existihg service !:
put y mas, pea eohciuhsu, stpppeo
the Only american company amDluoqs
ana energeuc enough 70 want 70 Spend
ABOUT slf,VuV,vVU from DONG 50 sDy de-
'hylhs y stile use g. the canal
No Chinese Flag fox Pacific Mailer
Nile.
No Chinese flag will float over yes
sells In the Pacific Mail service, ac-
cording to the rather emphatic declaI
ration coming from officers in the
liner Nile that called at Honolulu
yesterday afternoon en- route from
Hongkong by way of Japan ports.
The story has been current IN the
far east and also on the mainland that
been casting longing eyes on the fleet
OF palatial vessels trayersing the Pa
cific under the management OF the
Pacific Mail. II was stated that Chi
nese capital was available for the pur-
chase OF controlling interest IN the
line.
the east this story Is scored A.
and while denial y fnrtncomlng IRON
Honekong and Shanghai financial CEN
tiers an equally strenuous refutation
OF the story comes from Z. y. sscnWer-
N, vice president ana general mana
ger OF the Paeific mail, VINO - quoted
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