The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-07-24
PORT or HONOLULU.
ARRIVED.

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ARRIVED.
Tuesday, July 81.
Str. Mauna Loa, from Hawaii, )
a. m. f9
U. s. r. G. Thetis, s:45 a. m.
Mama Kea, from Hawaii, ESQ a. m.
Str Matsonia, from San Francisco,
.ll:15 a. m.
Wednesday, July %.
Str. WIG. Hall, from Kauai, q a. IN.
Str. Claudine, from Maui, 8 a. m.
Str. Santa Maria, from Port Hart
ford, II 80 a. m. il
Str. Montanan, from Tacoma, 5 a. m.
DEPARTED.
Str. Manoa, for San Francisco, pm.
Str LikelilSe, for Maui, 4:50 p. m, 4
Str. Mauna Kea, for Hilo, 10 a. m.
Str. w. G. Hall, for Kauai ports,
p. m. ,l...
Str. Matsouia, for Hilo, $50 p. m.
PAssENGERs.
Arrived, Y $500
Per str. Matsonia, from San Francis
co, July 2l.--Miss irene Hughes, Mrs.
Wright, w p. Smith, q. s. Leithead,
Miss +. w. Lister, Mrs. J. G. Poindex-
ter, Miss Ellen Kid, Mr.. and Mrs.
Dwight, Mrs, Arthur, Herring, Miss Her
ring, Mrs. r. j, Collins, Mrs. G.. I.
Mosher, Miss Ida Manning, Miss Max
an, Mrs. f. Levy, Mrs. Il. B, Sherwin,
Miss Minnie Dietz, Miss Minnie Rape,
Mrs A. w. Richards, w. CO Ogg, Mrs
W. G.. Ogg, John Waterhouse, Mrs,
John Warehouse, Mr. and Mrs. Hutch,
in, Miss L. Garrett, Miss Matte En-
lott, Miss Pearl Bay, r. G. Gonsalves,
Miss HARRIET Flynn, Miss T. Prince,
Miss 1. Stauf, A. Z. Tower, Mrs.
Prindle, John Efinger, VIM Cullen, j.
| L. Higgins, ]. @, Poindexter, Miss
Christina Hasson, Miss Myrtle Clarke,
Afthus Herring, Mrs Kimball, r. J.
Collins, Miss Evelyn Mosher, Mrs. X
Manning. Miss Mary Manning, +.
Levy, Miss a, Harrison, Miss Bessie
Gilmer, Mrs. J, o. McClintock, A. w.
Richards, Mrs. John A.. Young and in
FAINT, Miss M. Rambli, Miss Agnes
LYNN, Miss Mayme McMerry,s "A. 4.
Gertz, Miss Elossie Grace, Miss Hazel
BAY, Mrs. G. Prince, Mrs. y. M Stauf.
Per str. Mauna Kea, from Hilo, July
I2l.--Dr Gedge, N. Il, Gedge, o. 2,
Scott, L. A. Southworth, r, w. Gay
lord, g, Schultz, /, M. Stainbaek, Q, q
Bartlett,i v. Marcallino, Mrs. J. Q. Mo
; cine, Mrs. +. s. Brown, f. M. Camp
bell, Prof I. A. Jaeger, DIR. II. B
Elliot. II. Irwin. X. Nakamura, Mr.
and Mrs. Nv. w. Thayer, Sam Wo Jan
Ias,, Low, Rev. s. i. Desha, +. w
Green, w. q. Hall, M. 5. Paeheeo, u
EwalilSo, r. t. Coleman, Il. y Hare
A. J.. Knight Il. J. Dillon, A. 4. Bruno
Miss It. Ghoy, B. Kaapuni.
Per str, w @. Hall, from Kauai
:. July &c w. Spitz, A.. Homer, Il. }
Feary, M. Kan, Ed Kaaloo, Miss 9
) Panole, Josephine, Gomez, M. Pprvis
: NJ. Bemer, A. Muller, Mr.. Takamuri
, aud As deck.
}, Departed.
Per str. Milxahala for Maui, Molo
kai and Lanai ports, July els. Mott
! ESmith, f. Mott Smith, Geo, Lindley
by moderate. The simplicity and reli
liability of the centrifugal pump insur
!, safe and successful continuous opera
ton with the grade of labor ordinaril
0 available for that purpose. Even wit
I the discharge completely closed, no daI
-, gerous pressure can be generated b
= the pump, which is an important fea
Z ture for many conditions under whic
Z pumps must be operated in sugar fa'
Z tories. The efficiency Of the correctl
= designed centrifugal pump is good, r.
! silting in low cost Of operation. Steal
: turbine or engine, electric motor or be
: drive may be employed, as required b
= local conditions. Hay"
" Gin comparing the true cost of o.
: Grafton of various types OF pumps, wit
a view to deciding upon the most q
d yantageous installation, consideratic
10 must be given not only to the actui
D. cost Of fuel consumed, but also to Il
{. interest on the total investment, depr
" citation, cost OF attendance and mai
II tenance, reliability and cost Of supple
N When all of these points are duly co
4 sidered, the centrifugal pump is -four
c. to be the most reliable, economical al
st efficient pumping equipment for almo
e. any condition Of operation. p.