The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-04-04

HAWAIIAN NEWS Co, LTD,
by J. F. Soper, v. p. AMI Treas.
PLEASANTON HOTEL,
BY F.. @. D1isenberg.
HAWAII MEAT CO., LTD,
BY @. J. Waller, Treasurer.
METROPOLITAN MEAT MARKET,
BY A. Louis, Proprietor.
OAHU RAILWAY 4 LAND COM
PANY,
BY its treasurer, W. F. Dillingham;
HENRY MAY & CO., LTD,
BY p. A. Swift, Manager.
HONOLULU BREWING & MALT
BY Savers.
HONOLULU CONSTRUCTION &
DRAWING CO., LTD,
Per J. J. Belser, President.
HAWAIIAN PINEAPPLE CO., LTD.
BY J. D. Dole, President.
HAWAIIAN GAZETTE CO., LTD,
By c. s. Crane, Treasurer.
LEVERS 4 COOKE, LTD,
BY +. J. ,Lowrey, President.
HOLLISTER DRUG CO.,
| By A. W. Meyer, President.
VI. A. GUNST & co, INCORPORATED
By Unger, Asst. Secretary.
WHITNEY 4 MARSH, LTD,
By Jas. L. Coekburn, Treasurer.
THE WATERH0USE CO., LTD,
By H. I. Hayselden, Vice President
E. W. JORDAN & CO.,
II. T. Hayselden, President.
HONOLULU STAR-BULLETIN, LTD
By w. r. harrington.
N. s. SACKS DRY GOODS CO., LTD,
7 By John Lennox.
BERGSTROM MUSIC CO., LTD,
By W. d. Adams, President.
THE CLARION,
BY NJ. Phillips. so
MANUFACTURERS SHOE CO., LTD.
By W. H. Smith.
f. o. HALL & SON, LTD,
By E. H. Paris.
HONOLULU PHOTO SUPPLY CO.,
By J. T. Warren.
FITZPATRICK BROS,
BY T. }. Fitzpatrick.
A. J, CAMPBELL,
ETHEL NJ. TAYLOR,
E. M. MARSHALL,
H. CULMAN CO., LTD,
THE SWEET SHOP CO., LTD,
By r. P. Faithful.
W. G. PEACOCK l. CO., LTD,
BY its President, Geo. J. O NELL.
LOVEJOY & CO., LTD,
BY D. II. Lewis, President.
HONOLULU MUSIC CO., LTD,
By John Bergstrom, Mgr.
VIERRA JEWELRY co.
Preliminary Inquiries
"As soon as it was aseertained that
the proposed guarantee could probably
De secured, wireless inquiry was made
Of the Steamship Company officials al
San Francisco, as to whether continu
tnce of the steamer schedule on the
above basis would be considered. A
'eply was received to the effect that II
would, although no positive assurance
was given as to what action would be
taken. y
fhutston To San Francisco 49,
Under the circumstances above SET
orth, the undersigned was deputed by
he promotion committee to 20 to SaH
francisco, present the above described
pledge to the Great Northern Pacific
Steamship Co., officials, and supple
ment the same with arguments in sup
port Of the proposed sailing schedule
Departure was made on Thursday
night, March 10th, by the Steamer
Great Northern, San Francisco beins
cached on the following Tuesday
morning, March 81. left San Fran
cisco on the afternoon of the twenty
fourth, returning by the Great Nor
thern, via Los Angeles and Hilo, ar
wing today, the thirty first. ~.
Meeting With ofictals w.
t'On the trip up wireless was re
eeived from Mr.. c. f. Stone, genera
traffic manager, in the following words
Welcome to the mainland; ap
continent arranged for Wednesday
/ "OR landing in San Francisco wa.
Informed by Mr.. Stone that Mr.. l.. G
Gilman, president Of the company, wal
on the way to the city from Portland
% hold q conference on the propos tor
OF the Honolulu people, AMI an appoint
ment was made for the next morning
At 1880. AT the hour named / mel
Mr.. l.. {. G. Imam, president of thu
company; c. f. st ne, general traffi,
manager; II. A. Jackson, who will sooI
succeed Mr., Stone, and Mr.. @. w
Wiley, marine superintendent of tn
company. At the interview. the fol
lowing salient points were brought out
President Gilman's Inquiries n
"Mr. Gilman stated, in substance
that the conference was for the pur
pose of ascertaining exactly what th,
Honolulu proposition was; why il va
made, and what was wanted in IN,
future as well as at present. He aSke,
why the guarantee was limited to fv,
trips; whether it was TO relieve a tenn
Dorary congestion of business, or h
initiate general policy looking to
ward permanent service; whether 4
was desired or expected that the sery
| lee would terminate with the Ave trips
lr that the steamer would thereafte
cont nue. to run without guarantee; o
whether there was any other propose;
basis of continuing the service.
SIN substance | renlied as follows;
"That the entire Hawaiian commun
ity were strongly impressed with tn
possibility of tourist travel becoming
great business in Hawaii:
"That, as evidence of these possibil
Titles, the passenger travel to the Island