Local and General notes from town life
Local itemized briefs report on social events, sports plans, meetings, and incidents. Mentions Poets Day events, Company 1 elections, rugby matches, cricket plans, court changes, athletic notices, a fire alert, a runaway delivery wagon, and various society and business happenings around Kailua, Hilo, and Honolulu with names such as Mr Hitchcock, Kane, and M. Wakefield.
Petition Seeks Copying of Probate Records for Fireproof Preservation
A group led by Rep A V Gear requests insertion in the Appropriation bill to fund copying and certified sale of probate records used in civil land titles outside Usha island. They urge detailed copying and storage in government fireproof vaults, noting records are vulnerable to fire or theft and many papers are voluminous and costly to handle. Signed by leading banking firms in town.
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Rep
A. V. Gear
Land Walla
Usha
Hove
Prominent Oil Remedy Promises Easy Dosing
An advertisement touts a new oil preparation claimed to be pleasant tasting and easy to take for children. It emphasizes a small dose, low price, and effectiveness as a charm, noting a bottle costs 25 cents and many doses per bottle.
Board of Health Holds Long Session in Hilo
The Board of Health met in a lengthy session with President Smith and six directors present. Dr. Humphries received a license to practice medicine. Drs A R Rowatt, Karr, and J A McDonald were named for food inspector posts. Improvements to Hilo hospital were ordered and tenders sought for vaccinia virus. five carboys of formalin were requested. Complaints against Superintendent Feary were deferred and issues with Chinese drugs and sprinkling clothes were noted.
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Board of Health
Smith
Emerson
Wood
D. L. Keliipio
A. Brown
Wilcox
Allery
Dr. Campbell
Ovanrrat
Alvares
Monsurrat
Paul Neamaon
Humphries
A. R. Rowatt
Karr
J.A McDonald
Feary
Turner
Hilo Hopital
Alvarez
Mauna Loa Freighter Schedule Announced
The Steamer Mauna Loa will revolve freight all day Tuesday and will mail on Wednesday morning at 10 o clock. ATT Bt.
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Mauna Loa
George Clark ill in hospital and varied local notices
George Clark a clerk in Hustace & Co. is ill in the hospital. House committees work on accumulated bills. King Bros at Hotel street advertise portraits, meals, and dining options. Lyons' rain gauge notes 12.70 inches in March. Kalihi and Moanalua convert for Kaumakapili mission fund postponed at the Opera House to next Saturday evening. An attache sent cotton seed from P H Foster in New Orleans. Consolatory note from Mrs. Cobwigger about bedtime and dinner for Freddie.
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Kaumakapili Mission Fund
Opera House
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Teving Sehoen
Tika
Atay
Bolinde Orote
Thomas Square
Manna Low
Maoager Kane
The
Kailow i
G. Hitchcock
Bos Mall
Ils
Papere
Morrow Uterucoy
H. G. Biart
Company D
Mikawili Plantation
Eutba Biase
Kailoa
Senate
St. Louis College
Catholic Ladies Benevolent Society
California Fruit Company
King Street
M. Wakefield
Hilo
Towa
Pacific Cycle and Manufacturing Co
New Zealand Herald
Pacific
Hitchcock
Kammerer
Garney
Kvilua
Christian Workers Society
M.C. A
Pearson & Fbron
Fort Street
A. L King
Woman’s Exchange
Zealandia
Camarinos
California
King and
Alakea Streets
Henry
Petittee At
Bestares
Mem
Homer Westerdne
Nfatuddy
Slack & Brownlow's
Anup
Cummin’s
Castor
Hollister Drug Co
Temple OF Fashion
M. G. Silva
Willison
Circuit Court First Circuit
Hawaiian Islands
Catherina Roncken
Honolul
Oahu
Charles Crolahton
John K. Hackfelid
Judiciary
Honolulu
D. Kellett, JR Rk
Pioneer Building and Loan Association
Chamber of Commerce
TMD O'Sogr
A.V. Gear
George Clark
Hustace & Co
King Bros
Hotel Street
H. B
Pioneer Building & Lona Association
Lyons
Pona‘hou Khows
Moana
P H. Foster
Bireveport
Hunn
Dilley Tems
Barble Bel
N. 8
Sachs Dry Goods Co., Ltd
RO Fort. Street
Jordan
E. W. Jordan
Wort Street