Honolulu Harbor A Lively Place Brims With Arrivals
Honolulu Harbor buzzes with activity as four western ships arrive and others depart. The French bark Ta Blanche and American schooner Ralph head inward while the Churchitt carries a Lewers & Cooke shipment. a fertilizer cargo lies at the channel mouth and fuel and cargo move at Hackfeld. The Japanese delegation to the United States arrives aboard Chiyo Maru, including notable commerce figures and newspaper men, while the Chiyo Maru carries passengers, through cargo of cotton destined for Japan and a large mixed consignment.
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Honolulu
Ralph Han
Churchitt
Lewor & Cooke
Hackfeld
Orient
Port Ainee
Vinod
Orrge
Salina Cre
Islet Porte
New York
San Francisco
Seattle
Ematior Veanele
Mary
Foster
Hinder
Fie Golig
Marion E. Chilcott
Japan
United States
Honamnin
Toyo Kisen Kaiuha
Chiyo Maru
Buran Shikinawa
Prineit
Yokohama
Nag Tuk
W. I. Avery
TOK
Pacific Mall Cone
Steorace
Antade Porte
China Port
Jcommbaton
Incorporation Petition for Eld Stone Church
Dec. 3 reports Hon ROK Nawahine of Wathoe leading residents in petitioning Territorial Treasurer for a charter of incorporation to grant the Eld Stone Church building and premises to trustees chosen by church members for proper control and title.
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Wailures Mani
Rok
Nawahine
Wathoe
Treavier
Conktini
Shipping News Highlights East Asia Trade Ties
George V Hayes of Sperry Flour Company in Hongkong heads the East, J M Mickle ex civil engineer for Canton Hunkow line now with Standard 641 Amoy China returns to the United States, R J Harrison travels from Manila to handle Philippine lumber imports and hardwood exports to U S furniture centers. The Chiyo Murata awaits Yokohama and other Oriental ports waiting for 5 o clock. speed may rise to reach first Japanese port. The vessel carries bulky cargo for Yokohama and may linger ashore longer than usual in line with port conditions.
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George V. Hayes
Sperry Flour Company
Ching
Hiw
Hongkong
J. M. Mickle
South Chin
Amoy
China
Hhe
United States
RJ. Harrison
Manila
Harrison
Ie Philippines
Philippines
Chiyo Murata
Yokohama
Oriental
Yokohana
Largest leather belt shipped from New York for lumber drive
New York on November 17, a monumental belt claimed as the largest and most expensive belt ever made for bower drive has just been shipped to the South. The 240 foot long, six foot wide, three ply belt cost 5800 dollars to construct and used hides from Texas steers. Built for the Great Southern Lumber Company of Bogalona, LA, the belt is a flagship piece in lumbering equipment.
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New York
Thie City
MO Texas Steers
Great Southern Lumber Company
Bogalona
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