Oyster culture in Hawaii praised by US Albatross captain
Captain Moser of the steamer Albatross forwards a report to John F. Colburn on oyster culture near Pearl Harbor Hawaii. He notes ancient oyster beds, examines ponds and banks, and observes transplanted eastern oysters with good flavor but notes freshwater taste and habitat constraints. He praises Colburn's efforts yet cautions oyster culture must develop proper grounds and methods for profitable propagation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Colburn
Moser
United States Fish Commission
Mr. Colburn
Pearl Harbor
Maser
Waipu
Chesapeake — Bay
Dobria
Heckoning Point
Loko Paausu
Hawaii
San Francisco
Norfolk
Washington
Colburn
Gulf of California
Lana
Alona Nui
Jrey
Anchor Saloon Spotlight Promises Cold Drinks and Beat Lunch
A visitor praises the Anchor Saloon noting reliable gentlemen servers and a renowned lunch. The Seattle floor is highlighted as on tap, sparkling and very cold, with a wide selection of wines and liquors attracting guests to the popular resort.
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Anchor
Bia Friend
Seattle
Kruger Warns of War Readiness Amid Unrest in Pretoria
Pretoria reports President Kruger signaling uneasy times as unrest grows and Germany prepares for potential conflict while urging Luust to ready for possible war actions.
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Pretoria
Kruger
Ned Luust
Kindergarten Meeting Reviews Free Schools Board Actions
A full meeting of the Free Kindergarten Schools Board at Queen Emma hall, presided by Mrs. Hyde, approved donations for the Portuguese Kindergarten building and commended Building Committee work. Seventy pupils enrolled there, with improved neighborhood cleanliness noted. Mrs. Fuller named Hawaiian Committee chair in place of Mrs. Waterhouse who was absent.
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Queen Emma Hall
Hyde
Emmaeluth
Lewers & Cooke
Butler
A. F. Cooke
Prevent
Mure
W. A. Fuller
J.T. Waterhouse
Mias Backey
Palama
Heatani Boat Club posits Good Friday ball postponement
1A HEA LANE MOSQUERA BB Ont says arrangements for the Heatani Boat Club manure ball are postponed to the Friday after April 28. Tickets only, no door sales, names of attendees required. Rule aims to respect members and families who do not wish to attend on Good Friday.
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BB. Ont
Heatani Boat Club
Consignment of Book Bowl Arrives by Steamer Mionera
The Criterion Saloon received a large consignment of the celebrated book bowl brewed by Seattle Brewing and Malting Co. It marks the first appearance of the book bowl and signals better days as A. H. M. McChesney and A. Freese depart for San Francisco on the bark Murtha Day, under Capt. B. Contes.
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Criterion Saloon
Seattle Brewing of Malting Co
A. H. M. McChesney
A. Freese
San Francisco
SANT SHAR COMPANY Officers Elected At Oahu Sugar Meeting
At a stockholders meeting of Oahu Sugar Company permanent officers were elected with Paul Leenberg as President L F Dillingham as first vice president M P Robinson as second vice president J F Hackford as treasurer W Ed Sury secretary W S Allen auditor and directors S C Allen B J Lowtay W Walter and A Brown. The group reported progress in plowing and noted a steam plane due in July and pumping machinery in August.
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Oahu Sugar Company
Paul Leenberg
L. F. Dillingham
M. P. Robinson
Treasureer
J. F. Hackford
Wed
Mortuary report shows Honolulu deaths in March
Agent Reynolds reports 61 deaths in Honolulu during March with 20 males and 22 females. Nationalities include 27 Hawaiian, 9 Chinese, 5 Portuguese, 5 Japanese, 2 British, 1 United States, 1 unknown. No medical attendance noted for fourteen cases. Death rate comparisons and nationality breakdowns are provided.
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Reynolds
Iband
Honolulu
United States
Absconder Arrests In Samoa After Sydney Alert
Mr Hill and his wife voyage from Sydney to Honolulu health visit. In Apia Samoa the police chief Fries shadowed Hill. Hill was arrested after days, though reports said Geake had already been arrested in Sydney. Samoa Herald criticizes British Consul for blunder.
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Hill
Sydney
Zealandia
Honolulu
Apia
Samoa
Fries
Mr. Hill
Australia
Geake
Conant
Birthday at Little Britain Celebrated by Miss McGuire
Miss Hattie McGuire held a birthday gathering at her home in Little Britain. Mass, games and dancing filled the event with cheer as Capt. and Mrs. Gartenberg and a list of friends attended, including the Misses McIntyre Lizzie Gurney Clara Gur ney Dot Weir Bila Dayton and Messrs Vida Thram Win Thompson Thyby Slogwert H Ole Kel Paris David Dayton and others.
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Hattie McGuire
Little Britain
War Bent Cottage on Wilder Avenue for Sale
Describes a G-roomed cottage with stables and servant quarters on Wilder Avenue. Large well laid out grounds with fruit trees and ornamental plantings. One fall set of furniture and cooking stove may remain. Apply to A. V. Gear at 210 King Street.
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Wilder Avenue
A. V. Gear
King Street
Voter Restoration Mixed At Judiciary Building
About forty voters have been restored at the Judiciary building to date. The hours run from 6 to 9 in the evening, with forenoon sessions near noon. Some taxpayers facing unpaid 18066 taxes learned they could not vote at the legal location, causing disappointment. A board member mentioned concerns about firearms, which was dismissed as irrelevant. Central Market promotes a breakfast sausage specialty and public phone number listed.
Patate estate matters in Warren Goolsle case before Judge Carter
In higher courts Judge Carter continued administration of Warren Goolsle's Patate Wan due to no appearance, until next Monday. Guardian Eimina Mabelona seeks license to sell ward lands at Mownalaa to invest proceeds for two minor children. Bond of 250 dollars posted. Judge Carter approved accounts of James B. Quaile as administrator of Henry N. Castle's estate and discharged him. Receipts total 34,114.40 with a balance of 27157.05. deposition of Der. PLA Athen in Pain plantation case against Pain Plantation Co. to be used at bearing, with Objections. Willis discharged as guardian of Henry Bolster. beneficiary received over 600 in estate share.
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Warren Goolsle
Carter
Eimina Mabelona
Winer
Mownalaa
Henry N. Castle
A. Thompson
der. Pla. Athen
Pain Plantation
Dr. Raymond
Pain Plantation Co
A. G. M Robertson
Plan
S. ML. Ballou
Caue
Ithop Willis
Henry Bolster
A. 8. Bolster
Five Years Roared Through Corbett Case In District Court
In Honolulu in January 1894 D W Corbett pleaded guilty to ten counts of lascivious conduct under Penal Code Sec 1. Chapter 36. Marshal Brown and Acting Attorney General Cooper prosecuted. J A Magoon defended. Ten six month hard labor sentences imposed to run consecutively with costs. eleventh charge dropped. Wife present but unmoved. Defendant moved to Oahu Prison after farewells in Magoon's office.
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D. W. Corbett
Marshal Brown
Cooper
J. A. Magoon
Honolulu
Taland
Osho
Soosteinge
Hach
Dodge Magoon
Oabu
The Penguin Arrival and Sydney Hobart Survey Voyage
The Penguin has arrived at Sydney from Hobart and will depart next month to survey the proposed cable route from Sydney to London. The project is expected to take about six months.
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Auckland Herald Mail
Sydney
Hobart
Procosad
Lonolato
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P.O. Box
B. L. Finney
Ayer
Aver
Lowell
Mars
Hollister Drug Co., Ltd
Bolo Avent
The
Republic of Hawaii
Wilk
Dod. Egan
H. G. Biart
Gomes Tam
Francis Dunn
Fort Street
Spreckels
Room
United Loter Fsm
Prare Marko
Orton
Metter
U.S. Commission of Fish and Fisheries
San Diego
Californian
Hou
John B. Colburn
Werkens Kindergartens
Hie Racker
Pulams
Hea Lane
Mosquera
Sant Shar
Eleeted
Mortuary Report
Ring Up
Teal Patate
Dr. Ers
Rydmey
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