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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-11-07
Simeeuinen tia Pornpon
biippotunnosIa.

SiippafuntanIa iineeuistd tilao
ormosteIeefoan IauIui piispa Ho'
ber9b, eta iiind ilmenee palion lur
feuiia. Se iobiuu pleiieStd Snmd'
Iosta uopumifesta. Wooieuouiuo
omut etenfin tpondentalot iipeetto
mppoen peIGpoitroio, fiud niisiG
Observation-Disclosures nuorilo miettdo
ppb6iuat ia ulein pDt. 2ristus 'pihan
pobialla niisid mierpitetoon etenfin
nuorien ipbdmet Sumolosto ia iu'
moIoniIesta idriesiptiesid.
SmituiSeno ilmiDnd mainitii pits
pa ZEN, ettd IoIialibemofraotit, buoli'
motto Observation-Disclosures
fdptidpdt palion matiiuomia.
Sdmdn pbiepbeeid pnbui piispa
mdfetpdin iuomoin moifntntiesto
fonfan fifpeeuiIeen roppeutnmiIeen ia
olettui ebbottomon roiitiuoen fonnal'
lie.
6uruno moinitIi piispo, ettG iDr'
FED Iirpeeit0mpps biippotnnnon olu'
celia pbd rebottaa. YDiuofiu on mie'
la ianauisto. Sopa IA pnotiiet po'
iatfin fuuIupat poifoin Titd b%arioit
tomon. gmiottomoin loSten lutu on
fasmanut pelottaiposia mddrdsid.
SradSid 6eliinsin ieurofunnasia on
iofa AS ipntpneistd omioton. Ipio'
Iiitot oIetoon uiein InnniSid ia bdpe
deid. 9iiid iobtuu, ettd uieat aipio'
Iiitot opat onnettomio.
piispa buomouiti, etid papistoua
on Iuuri tebtdwd fosmottoa nnori'
Iosia iiwedd nuoriIoo, iotto foniam'
me Ell moiooiii bimoienio orinuteen,
woon poipiH Fianiiesia moponoes'
ia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-11-07
1tSfpmnpllinen lila Yormppn
biippatnnnasia.

Siippotuntoterto mai
nitIee piispo Hobere, ettd biippafun.
nan IiIaud on Iefd firfolisto eta
firtfpa mostaan paStuStusfonnoua
oIetpad usfounouista eldmdd. Stfp'
pafunnosia on metooisteia, baptis
teia, 7;nen pdifpdn ooipenttsteio,
ioibeu noStapoitutus firtfoo Fob
taan Ell Ientddn ole fonin iuuria al
taan %Iaanut.
0apaofirto LINEN life eli ole muo'
bostanut omia Ieurofuntia. Wapae'
~firtoaiiia on poitIi fonpun9eisid
SorsiasIa, Oeserbpsid, Wlprsfplds'
I'd ia Spmdsfpldn mooieurofnnnos'
ia. &iifteen tobolta Ell mime aitoina
ole bpofdttp foniantirtfoa mostoan,
naon ppat tebneet roubalista tpo'
I'd I%ieluien pelastamiietft. Yddtau'
punt tuuluu pormoon biippofun'
tam. Uiitd Sieud maon fpodmesId
topabtuu, fen lptintd fuuluu maoieu'
ou1e. SdeId fuuIuu 9eIiin9istd lno'
pumiIen dduia. Gbfd Iield moni o'
liIi maImis luopumoon tirfosto, Jos
oli5i nopou eriusfoIaislati. Gbfd
moni Ientddn idd firffoon Iastenio
muofIi.
l1efpnnouinen toiminto Iieltd f6Iin
ulottuu l~aaiolti ia oniioffaisI a muo'
boisIa ldpi maan.
Seuoinen on 2GbetpS Ieuran tot,
minto, iota on pbG faStoomasIo
,lestein rotpoino Somoin meri'
m%ieeldbetpe. Smituisto on ettd i
pistpnpt pIsiID Ell fdfitd nield Idbe
ms eitd Observation-Disclosures ofioo.
Sulfoon oifa ioloin iddipldilet Edit.
tandt, etid Ieuoinen toiminta on tun'
mia oIioalA
Suurtoupun9eisIa inDStentelepdt
faupunttabetptiet, %. VI. g y 10
". 81. g. q, joiner toimi on olui
ia on iuuretIi iiunoutieti.
ustonnolisten iuuntain mdliad y
IeenId on nptpGdn fdpnniSId toiIioon
Idbentelepd benfi.
SiippotunnosIa On:
j. Gnonf. luteriloinen f%riSiiuiSpps,
ioua on eouStoionIa iota I%eurafun.
q Entertainer epanteliumipbois.
eoustamo iuunto. iouo on
iuuriin fonianiouttoi
hin.
81 XeSto biolainer iuunio, iofa on
lulut eniietd poIion iunoitiemum
.atTi firftoo tobtoon.
~ Wauba pietietineu iuunto, ioao,
paitfei ie toIiu iddad muoooSia
idriestDd, on fiji poifutusta.
81 HufoiIenoifio I'm. m. Soba.
,boeDo) iotfa ipDstenieIefpdi in'
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-11-07
toua decentralization bptpaffi.

noua acknowledgement bptpdffi.
g. pelastusarmeiia, ionta noifu'
tus paifottoin ibmispstdndaiie ud
alaua on ouut iuurefIi bpDopff. 81.
I. Suomen pelastusormeiia on
pnifoittain antannt oibetta retielDi'
bin.
piispa toipotti, ettd ben9en pbtes
ps rouban fifteen foutta pouitfiit
biippofunnoSIa oleipien usfomien
tesfen, ia etiG fufin uSfonnou linen
iunntaa fiimoiliIi totuuoen borioitta
miIefii Sumalan tobbon f%uuIioiinu'
besIa
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-11-07

Natfilan tirfeoherra Sorl Sitar
2roIt naipui fuoleman uneen mfn
10 pnd So muooen panbana. @ai'
noio oil ipntpnpt Surusio ia mibittp
popitfi 1870.
Zen idlfeen toimi ban pappina
Saipasialosia, SempddIdsid, Saint.
idrmeud ia 2aubaioeIa, funnes
1886 nimitettiin Naffilan firftober'
,rofii, iosia toimesIa ppipi fuole'
maonio osti. Hopo stin orwpn han
Iai 1896. Wainaian pdindtpD fulni
uutterasia ia usfoIliiesIa tpDsid,
ioefin faifeeia bilioiiuuoes a.. Ran'
ba Adnen uupuneene ben9eaeen!
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-11-07

tornion no. t. firtfoherra Ssfar WiI.
belm Saario 81 tpuoben iidsId.
Wainaia olt ipntpnnt beImif. IL
p. no. 1885 6einoIasIa. Sultuaan
plioppilaatfi 10. 1905 Selfinsin Iuo.
molaiiesta reolilpieosta, iuoriti mai.
naia iumaluuso piaiien erotuttinnon
1909 ia mibittiin popifIi fefdf. Ii
p, 1909 Surusia ietd mdardttiin
ftrtfoberranapulatiefIi Suitiiiin, Jos.
ia Iiiten fewddad 1910 IiirtDi Nla.
tornion f~irffoberran opulaiIefli. tot.
mien mgDsfin no. t, firttoberrana
iield.
&orfeinta ia pubtatnta ianoii ta'
m1n nuoren tp1mieben benft. pars
baanla bdn pani t~dpttdesIddn pa
faman futIumufIenfa nelnouiiuut'
fla. Mielptt6pd on ie music, iofo
alatorniolaiiiae idi Sstar Wilbelm
Saoriosta.
Dainaiaa taipoa iuruntdpttdmin
ipbdmin idlfeen iadnpt puoliio.
Mfn 3 pnd maipui fuoleman II
neen Sampereeua romma gamma pi
rild 20 10. manbana, vSanomia Mr'
mosta"'nimiien aitafausleboen tot
mittaian Salomon Yirildn puoliio
SeeIufien rauban ia iiunamtien nib
fimdnd iai bdnen b%enfenid muuttoo
firffauteen.
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easme1 1xtiFs.

q =
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Sppsfuun 80 pnd nuffui fuoIe.
maau, ia nuftui min nnorenu, MIo'
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QUEER GRANT
(Continued from Page II

same status as other public lands Of
the Territory are held, but for home
stealing OF settlement purposes only,
in any method allowed by, and In all
respects subject to, all applicable con-
iditions, provisions and restrictions
contained in the land laws of the Ter
ritory Of Hawaii as enacted or con-
tinned in force by the Organic Act
of the Territory and by all existing
and future amendments thereto; and
further subject to the condition that
the flow of all water across, under or
through said lands shall at all times
be free, uninterrupted and unpolluted.
Penal Clause.
Any breach of these conditions
may be restrained by Injunction or
by any appropriate legal proceedings
taken by the party of the first part,
or, at it's option, shall work a forfeit-
ure of the rights of any assign of the
Territory committing the breach in
and to the portion Of the lands held
by such assign.
License to Occupants.
The party of the first part will
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|0BbS|AW|F yDS|||
Al iHEPORI|

A general cargo nom the mainland
is enroute to Honoipa IN the Ameri-
can schooner Defender which is re-
ported to have sailed from San Fran.
cisco on last Saturday
Al stwenty-day passage Is credited
the American schooner Prosper,
which sailed from Honolulu on Aug.
ust 18th and Is now reported to have
arrived at the Columbia river.
Sailing from Hilo on August 18th,
the Americans schooner Melr0se is re-
ported to. have arrived at Astoria on
last Saturday. The Melrose dis
charged shipment Of lumber at the
Hawaii port 4
Lumber made up the cargo carried
in Abe American sebooner Spokane.
which is reported to have sailed from
Port Ludlow for Hilo on SUNDAY
A ncable received here announces
the arrival OF the German ship III.
Haekfeld at Astoria This vessel
sailed from Honolulu for the Coast
Ton August 23rd.
Mail forwarded to the coast IN the
Japanese liner Nippon Maru arrived
at San francisco at one o'clock yes.
terday afternoon.
A wireless received at the agency of
T. H Davies & Co.. today announces
that the Makura will arrive here to-
morrow with $50 passengers in the
several classes.
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grant to occupants Of the lands to
pass and repass over and across any
parcels OF land and rights Of way ex-
,cepted and reserved (ether than lot
C, L c. A. 1888, l. C. A. 1894, Il G. Al.
5212 and the cemetery lott also over
and across the rights of way granted
to Kahului Railroad Co, but the liz
censes are subject to change at any
time and further subject to all such
reasonable regulations and restric-
tionss as the party Of the first part
may prescribe or impose.
Territory's Obligations.
The Territory binds itself in ac-
cordance with the foregoing provi-
sions. also engages that all moneys re-
ceived from homesteaders or settlers
as interest on deferred payments, rent;
or any payment for the same or any
portions thereof, shall be paid over
to the said Haiku Sugar CO., or. IL
such moneys cannot be paid over to
ii or to its successors, the Territory
will pay over to Haiku Sugar Co. or
its successors a like amount out of
any moneys which may come into its
possession.
S. NJ Damon, vice, president, and
Elmer E. Paxton, treasurer, signs the
deed for Haiku Sugar Co. Territory
of Hawaii signs by w. F. Frear, gov
ernor, with Joshua d. Tucker, CON-
missioner of public lands, counter
signing Maui Agricultural Co. signs
by s. M. Damon, vice president, and
J. Waterhouse, treasurer.
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TEYYQ MARU
AND zEALAyDlA
BOTH in HARBOR

The Honorable Mel Nielsen. fam
Gus Australian statesman, Is in Ho-
noluln. He arrived this afternoon on
the zealandia, and will remain here
for q few days, taking passage for
San Francisco on one of the local
liners.
Mr.. Nielsen is travelling as the re-
preventative of the New South Wales
government as trade anG immigration
commissioner to the United States
and Canada. He is accompanied by
Mrs. Nielsen, and expects to put in
his short stay in Honolulu getting in
touch with local conditions.
The Zealandia docked at / o'clock.
and will sail at this evening for Vic
toria and Vancouver. She is loaded
with d general cargo of fertilizer,
groceries, preserved meats and liquor.
The officers report rough weather
from Sydney to Auckland, and mod.
crate weather from Suva to Honolulu.
Tenyo Maru Here.
The T. K. K. liner Tenyo Maru ar.
rived this afternoon from the Far
East. The Tenyo has on board more
than 400 Asiatic. steerage passengers
for this port.
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VESSELS TO AND
, FROM THE ISLANDS
Especial Cable TO Merchants'
Exehanee.1

Tuesday, Sept 10.
VICTORIA-Sailed September 5, s. S.
Monteagle for Honolulu and Hong
kong. 81
|MUKILTE0 Sailed. September 8,
Schooner Taurus for Honolulu.
YOKOHAMA-Sailed, September s, s.
S. Persia for Honolulu Zone day
late).
HtLO Sailed, September 8. Schooner
IA. r. Coates for Eureka.
Asrograms.
is. MAKURA-arrives from Victoria
early Wednesday morning and sails
for Sydney 6 p. m.
s. S. H0NOL ULAN- arrives from SEN
Francisco early Wednesday morning
with 81 passengers: 264 bags all and
~ picks Elk matter
s. s. ZEALAND1A sails for Victoria
q p. m. today.
Isl s. TENYO MARU--will sail for
San Francisco tomorrow,
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I. N. c. A. ANNOUNCES BROAD i
EDUCATIONAI PLANS FOR YEAR

the schools for the purpose OF advis-
ing students as to the pursuit OF edu-
cation beyond the public schools. It
lis the object OF this committee to try
and combine this work with that OF
Miss Blascoer. who Is here under the
direction of the Kaiulani Home in
the interest OF the outlook for the
girls.
The committee has the cooperation
of the Board of Education and the
Merchants Association. and at the
next meeting. which win be held on
September "a, definite plans win be
made as to whether an expert from
the mainland shall be called to have
charge Of the work or whether II
shall be left entirely In the hands Of
local people interested in 1t.
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TEIyYO DELAYED
BY TYPHOON

Al typhoon, which always strikes ter
ror to shipping along the China and
japan coast prevailed at the time the
Toyo Kisen Kaisla liner Tenyo Maru
visited the port of Yokohama, Japan
and in consequence of the storm, the
big liner wac delayed forty-eight hours
in departure for Honolulu.
The wind blew at a rate OF at least
one hundred miles an, hour, spreading
havoc and desolation in many earny
districts. Considerable damage was
done shipping at Yokohama harbor,
though the larger steamers riding at
archor or attached to the buoys did
not fare so badly. Smaller craft such
as sampans and jnpxs were tossed
about and number we're wrecked.
The. Tenyo Maru is said to have
smashed the regular steaming records
across the Pacinc to smithereens. The
vessel covered the distance between
Yokohama an1 Honolulu In eight. days.
the regular time allotted for this leg
Of the voyage being ten days, or more.
Who's Who In The Tenyo Maru. s.
Among the passengers enroute TO
thee States in the essel are many
from the Far Eass VINO are prominent
ID business and professional life.
Saburo Kurusu, yho leaves the ves-
sell at Honolulu is acting Consul Gene
raj for Japan IN Hawaii.
I element j. Barnhorn enroute To the
mainland, Is q well known sculptor,
with headquarters at Cincinnati, OHIO.
He! mas compieled tour OF lne o .leAlu
ana VIII Visit ~ europe 1lp pelore laAils up
work again
Jonn Daiss VINO Is reporleo as z. tue e
mead OF the new i 70 hsn eluse, 10
completing TOUT olstne WoIiu as
passenger from the rar Last 70 lne
mainland II the ienyo MAI .il =. !,
EInomas "A .sl'eV stl VINO Is sinai
Dqt nevertneiess mighty ~ S M = y !
business circles Is manager q tne
STANDARD Oii company plant at mat
point ne Is on Vacauon iease anu
VIII Visit tne nomeiand ior1 seven
months.
Many Notable Chinese On 30 ara.
On board tnerfessets are many mo-
ttDle Chinese and japan 81.
large aeiegallon OF local Snlnese
gatnered at Aiakea wharf, TINS aIser7
noon to greet nve countrymen VINO are
enroute to Inc. medical convention 70
pc neld a.. Baitlmore, TINS mon TN
Six hundred passengers were Iouna
on board when the Ienyo MaTu was y.
VISITED az quarantine TINS loo noon. rof
Honqtuiu there are one caDin, sec
ono CLASS anu IA the 'sss - eIfo Jap
anese, 3 cnihese ana Io4 srliiplno pas
sengers.
Inc. tnrougn nsl ln ,eis % .caolll'
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WEATHER TODAY

Temperatures a m, az; s a. m,
49,. 10 a. M, IS; IL noon, SO. Mini.
mum last night, 70.
5 Winds a. m. velocity 3, direction
Northeast; ga. M. velocity 2, direc-
ton West; 10 a. m, velocity Ii, direc-
ton Northeast; IL noon, velocity IL
direction Northeast Movement past
"a hours, 131 miles.
Barometer at 5 q. m, 1884. Rela-
tive humidity, a. M, Sc. Dew-poini
at s a. m, sc. Absolute humidity. 8
a. M 6.7s3. Rainfall. 0.
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Notices were sent out to attorneys
today conveying information That
there will be a general calling of jury
waived cases in Circuit Judge II. T..
Cooper's court at o'clock Saturday
morning, and requesting the attend
ance of all counsels actively interast-
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returning from an extended tour Of
the Far East.
John Moore Jr., manager Of the
Equitable Life Insurance agency at.
Shanghai. is a passenger in the Japan
ess liner enroute to New York.
III. Burke Sullivan, a Manila bust
ness man, is proceeding to San Frali-
cisco as pasesnger in the Tenyo Marn
He will remain on the mainland for a
year before returning. to the Philip
pines.
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Establishment Of Vocational
Bureau, Feature Night
School

The educational committee Of the
Y. M. G. A., composed Of w. IT. Pope,
]. w Gilmore, Edgar Wood. w. H.
Babbitt, E. A. Kopke, Paul Super. r.
M. Cross and A. E. Larimer, met last
night at the association to make the
final settlement on, all educational
plans for the coming year
One of the important features dis
cussed was that of the establishment
of a vocation bureau. the aim OF
which is. to make q study of all pos
sible positions for boys and young
men in Honolulu, and study of all
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MRS. G. K. WILDER TO
WE'D cuHZ0N OSBORNE

Curzon o. Osborne and Mrs. Card
ner X. Wilder win be married this
evening at six o'clock at st. Clements
church. Reverend r 9. WiIIiamt ON
ting.
Mr.. osborne is Housemasfef Of the
Honolulu School for Boys and a son
of Reverend John osborne rector Of
ST. Clements church who is now trav-
cling In Europe. Mrs. Wilder Is the
widow of the late Judge Gardner K.
Wilder.
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that this sort Of compromise would
lie acceptable to Us.
sAs far as the Territory Is concern
ed we would be willing to accept ohia
IN place Of lava blocks &c pavement
between the rails. so long IS the COM
pany will agree to lay bitnlithic be-
tween the parallel tracks.
q am mighty pleased at the news.
fol It means the saving Of mnch
money in long litigation and speedy
action in getting some real work
done
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new CANADIAN ..AUSTRALIANEINER
DUEAT SYDnfY INFEN MONTHS

..4.4. -. a. a.. q
win the arr1yaA O the Sanaalan-
australian inner Aealanoia Shortly 81.
Ter noon To-Day came oeiinite advices
eoncelnlns tne compleuon 81 Tue new
- - =. .,ssn ,t - 800 ~
~. - 9. -, ". :. Z W.
800 -. z,..,.. 60 $3.50
u e 49, a.. A..
$3.50 =, 49, ,es. tfr.s,i,,s,, sts,,,;,,g
., ~, ,f
..& e- - a 5,ssa. .. n cs:,.sS.
49, <, =, 80 ,s 49,
ne .'.-o w : na ...s 49,.
,,as ' -.
t.s,.e pyIs ~ .4s ~ 10. "ou.u
e'..se - ~ ~ o,.. e.s.eseu ~ eo..'
,n<,.u - .ne NLaeele.
~. rnas evul1 - -. s ~. -
te s'',,s. = = 49,, - 80 49, ~ and s,l
$3.50. r,-s ',,.'a.-s ~ $500. -
5,l.a. s.,.... .'.:,,
s1E..' 8, - =. - plo s,e.. ~ ~, M
tne ioIsl1.lnel ~ Lise' ~ .n,s
49, I. - ss's, - ..s saauS .sssss 80
,,t-'r ci4 .see - -.
s-Ps 80 oo1nus Nl.nih .he ias =
tHt.te menus ~ course thele =
uo.tlot efL,nlse YET pue t1s pslisl y
'l re. tns coIipHny WI W.. ~
io.c 49,. - Duiiu y hesp pece VIII .ls
tsI1Hnqs TOT passe.1ser ana Safeo ~
eo'alnopation:
Before the zealandia left Sydney on
me present voyage Il was stated IN
Union Steamship circles that Captain
0ipb would leave the steamer Ma
klre upon her return TO Victoria
about the middle Of November The
command n fhe NIAGARA and proceed
~ Australia Nth her n is believed
that she viii displace the Zealandia.
but 20 Ear Il has not been given out
On what friD this win be.
Captain Morrisby viii take the place
Of Captain Glib. but who will be the
commander Of the Mariana is not
known. NJ. Hammond will be the
chief officer OF the Niagara. With e.
n Reid as chief steward. A number
Of the stewards Of the Makura will
leave their boat on the next trip also
and 50 to Scotland. 8
The zeaIandia came to berth at
Alak6a wharf with one hundred and
eighty-five tons of cargo. There is
large quantity of refrigerated meat
and provisions IN the stores to be left
~ Honolulu The Zealandia brought
- passengers for this port in the
various classes. II is the intention
OF T. H. Davies & Co. to dispatch the
vessel for Victoria and Vancouver at
o'clock this evening. About thirty
In the zealandia
~
,..,zsss.
ePssks lrom tne Wsre,sss'
lne lolloMins MlLsIess nessase 80
MeLs Isceisea last n,sne lloln hhsls
low Snlou.e 70 1on0iuiui
=. NJ 2, en w., Maru-71 y
route rom aokonama VIII; arrive Il
honolulu a. noon tuesday
IN touch with CA. ;. ,. Makura-
Enroute from vancouver, VIII arrive
~ port WEDNESDAY.
~ touch with ca :. :. zealandia
Enreute from Australia, VIII ar;
i've IN port AZ noon luesoay
Hawaii Sugar Report.
The Following report OF sugar
awaiting shipment at Hawaii ports
was received today with the arrival
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,lulan viii take on a large quantity of
preserved pineapples before leaving
for the Coast.
holiday Freight In The coIunibian.
Holiday goods. in considerable guam
Itities has arrived at the port In the
IAmerican-Hawaiian freighter Colum-
Ibian. This vessel brought freight that.
left New York Oh July 18th and July
10Th In the steamers Kansan and
American, and transhipped at the 18TH
mus Of Tehuantepec to the Columbian,
The freighter cleaned up cargo accu-
mulating at Seattle and Tacoma up
to and including August LIST.
The Columbian Is to be discharged
iGf nearly three thousand tons general
merchandise, -four, feed and sundries
during the stay at Honolulu. The yes
Isel Is on the boards for dispatch for
Saline Cruz by the way Of Port Allen,
IKaanapali, Kahului and Hilo at I'VE
O'Clock Saturday evening. q.
General Freight Agent G. p Morse
Is In receipt Of advices announcing
the probable arrival .of the American
Hawaiian freighter Alaskan At Homo
lulu on or about September 18th.
fselene SACK ror seneral cargo.
was an arrival at the. port hst even
| Ing returning from Maui ports where
general cargo was discharged. The
Helene brought no freight for this
mort. The vessel met with favorable
weather on the homeward VOYAGE.
rs,Io rsrDoe rIheo VIII snlPPsns,
nlio narIor presenteu 2 Dusy place
uuIlls tne say OF Tue intsIisianu
sss - .naala Asa ~ lne RorG
Ing AMerlcan scnoonel q. :. 1oates,
res . rlsLsaes s,r7' u nvIluay enns
LOT LOT Fuset Souna taxing Dauas. oniy:
lls. sessei ms seen, o Us seu y :
s,lipH,els ~ ~ hlpei Ae I.
l.e ellan llsis SIN $500 z 1919
On - sar anu VII li san ,llis evening lor
$500 - 49,. =.
sand cases az preserved pineanples. !.
The Matson Navigation steamer En-
| terprise Is on the boards for dispatch
/, for san Francisco on Wednesday.
The schooner z. = Wood is report-
red as being discharged Of supplies for
the Breakwater Company.
Mauna hea BACK WITH rev Fsssen-
gers.
The passenger list IN the Mauqa
Aea returning from Hilo THIS morning
included 50 CABIN ana % deck. Toe
Eagsnlp IN tne lnterisland neet met
with nne weather on the nomeWard
voyage Inc vessel Drought genera
cargo including TANK material empty
i wood. and IS packages sundries.
Purser Philips reports the Kauai at
Pepeekeo. the Kaiulani at Honomu'
and the Iwalani of Kamalo Point.
The Mauna Kea is scheduled for de
parture for Hilo and way ports at ten
O'Clock tomorrow morning.
rseiHc mai rers.s = uay Ls.e.
Inc Fersia, OF the racine CHIC M ga meet
Is reported Dy caDie 10 nave Sdlle0 one
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-09-10

Even when plaits are used on skirts
the narrow outline Is preserved.