Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-03-29
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BY the big Shinyo Maru that sailed
from Honolulu for the Orient last
evening, lengthy and carefully pre-
! pared report is forwarded by Assist
ant General Manager w. H.sAvery to
President Asano of the Togo Kisen
Kaisha, which has to do with the es-
adjustment of a fast express service
from the east coast of the United
States to the Orient by the way of
San Francisco and Honolulu.
Predictions were freely made aboard
the Shinyo Maru that the T. K. K.
would put in operation an express
service for freight and passengers be-
tween New York and Manila, in re-
Spouse to repeated and united efforts
made by business interests in the
Philippines for more frequent
steamer schedule.
Assistant General Manager Avery is
quoted as saying that the new vessels
will call at a gulf port not yet select
ed.
AT Panama" he said, 81 made
careful study of the situation and will
pmbody nay observations in report to
Yokohama, where the subject of a di-
rect service between New hofK ana
the fnlilppines mas Deen unaer CON con
SHERATON LOT some une; IN New
ments for terminal facilities. Our
plan also calls for terminal facilities
at some gulf port.
I'VE have been offered inducements
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siiaii Duiiu soeanleis speelaiiy III sii1s
seIs.ce. my ntn - i 1870 i net.,,
eseeu III .ne canai anu has $50, 49,
~ tts value az = lAe. .. IN uesSiopii's
me tl4ue pssweeii A'is'i.ic poi's anu
ths lar easl
Tue lnlousn seI'lc ,.s As sa,u,
Woulu no. lnsetlete WIN tue p,esene
1fans-facllc service, Wnicn VIII
maintained IN It's present nlgn s,aIe :,
eli,ciency ans Mnien vii De enia. go
= More 8, detailed announcements Of the
,,fane IN regard No fhe New York-Ma-
nsia earvica wijy not .be made until.
T,,srv hSsr. fron Preaident Asapo 10
,gSon, he q sending Ienyth renort nv
he chinya. Nam
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Sierra Predicted an early Arrita
Captain Houdlette, master OF the
Oceanic liner Sierra, from San Fran
cisco for Honolulu, reports through
wireless that his command was 69z
miles from port at O'CLOCK last
night, and would come to quarantine
anchorage. at daybreak Monday morn
ing.
The Sierra will berth at Oceanic
wharf. where IS cabin and q Storage
passengers will disembark. The vessel
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sln ~ .s.,..,. 40
mas { mai iol en@ isislnus .ossa,lns
sacks. Al the Office ol =. pre"er
70. 10y capin passenseis nav
booked lor San rTasiclsco Oh tlie
TURN voyage Oh the hner.
Manhattan Met With Pleasant Wea-
ther.
Captain ]. Lamb. master of the Brit
ish freiahter Harmattan, reported
having met with pleasant weather on
the voyage from Moi, Japan to Ho-
nolulu.
pore Win o,O9 ,Sa 'J Jnsor sS steam
c0nslgneu 70 sne me 1 rS,, uasSeI e
NasIsae,on .ooinpa i,,. po, n0 aad
unoer cnar.er ~ aa% ha onon p wh;ia
COMPANY on. wiio ''' 90 nt "es-'' ny
~ 1Io.r.o,.an n,os cont 70 nuaran.
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tine MnaFl, TOT nh ..qnr tba yasse1 70 fbe
lntshslon - sun sun M sn starnaon The
coaI ounAel en- is's s.S Snas az Az, Jsnanase
steamer sa.neu ,1th
port On maien ~
ro ronsssn,mants 81 fort;fieation matte
RAJ ,ne,aoeg gun no r 81 which is
er equlp1 fen pa.r go, uarhoD has haen
l n'ssharged ~ from the Matson Nayiga-
ul ss IT, Honolnian that returned