The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-08-28
REFUGEE STEAMER
f. SEEKS ANGH0RAGE
Quarantine Officer Asks That
Freighter Pcmmern vacate
Berth at Pier Z.
(From Tmraaat Adyertlaarl.

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'a"y aih requested that perman'
ent berth be assigned 70 the German
steamer Pommern. The ref,ise shin q
now at pier 4 lint DR. y Il ,r,ottsr
head Of the United statea onsrant;ns
service, has asked that this fherth he
vacated. Il has been suggested that
the vessel might he aIIovyeJ az anahas
in Pearl Harbor mi ma rea,o., .',aSa
to the navy Department for th,s nr;y.
ilege was refused. The ouestion was
very thorouehlv discussed IN an ~
phases. Conmiasioner Frank n NJ
Storser ;ntroaneod : ..,.at,tt,.. 49,
WINS adopted reoneef,no ~. fhar,i,a.
OF Commerce of HonoInin sna 6ava.nos
Pinkham to address \ eagsr,,nt.a,lo,,
10 the SECRETARY ~ fba Nav vV,sL
;Dot sa D q tSrov ~ 'h %,,n navy, wash
Moore eommandanf 81 the naval 90
tion. 10 allow anehorase facilit,as IN
Pea{l Hnrbor for Vessels seei1;no M
protection Of n neutral port during the
war
Tbomas q XVh;te ~ Ko,a o,noa...,
before the hoard on babalf ~ ne Kona
!mprovement C,lnb ~ SECURE ;mmedintr
relief for The shippers M Naboonoo
The new wharf u Ia Ioeated tbat tbr
wssl, from heavy raina e,veens across
it. A recent shipment of cement and
fertilizer was damaged from this cause.
M White said that II any large coffcs
shipments had been on the wharf the
loss would have been very heavy. At
ter discussion the repairs that will have
TO be made were referred to the chair
man with power TO act,
The board fired William Feuerpeil,
who has been wharhnger at Kihei, be-
cause he quit the job but forgot to men
ton u. They will request the Maui
chamber OF Commerce to recommend n
successor
The board has received no replies to
two letters that it has addressed 70 the
hauai Chamber Of Commerce asking
whom to appoint as wharfingers at Ma
wiliwili and Waimea The board con
eluded that the Kauai Chamber is a
dead bunch and Will not trouble
them again.
Two piles are reported TO have been
washed away from the outer end of the
Walmea wharf. Chairman Forbes was
requested 70 confer with Capt. james
Nt..S'J " titN1 tNihh" 10 w tho tAboHb
OF the damage and was given power
70 act II immediate repairs are consid.
cred necessary. @
Plans for rier shed. w.
Forbes discussed the details NJ Tho
plans for the new wharf sbed NJ P;cr
No. i. .Hiio. and was teld that he q,
engineer. has the entire resnonsib}Iity
for the work. His Observation-Disclosures
for minor changes were anpyoved nd II
was self-evident that these would add
to the life and strength Of The strnc.
ture. Forbes said he lad checked much
of the work and Il Il All riobt Tho
sub. structure will have 10 be strength
ened somewhat The hoard Voted ~
have Ali changes and imprnyements IN,
corporated IN the plans az ~ ~ have
one contractor hanala tbe entire ;oh
The HeaIan; Boat t,lnh huilt na,y
walk between the clubhonse and shore
and then asked the hoard y petmission.
II was granted @ -
Tolls were coIIpetea IN TX ao1 t.r
rels Of fuel OH nnmned tbrnuob ~ -.
eminent nine lina dnrino .I,,Iv
Chairman Forbes renortaJ thot IA
had compronrised the Kosenbsrg o.so
for demurrage charges IN .hattiess Tha
Tefritorv gnt tWenty anlIor,, All az
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