Local and General items from the Island press.
A scattered local notice list covers concerts at Makee Island, Y M C A meetings, band parades and football drills, along with church services at St Andrew’s Cathedral and Makiki. Also reported are a police court drunkenness fine, a boxing of real estate development on Victoria Street, ice supply deliveries, Cyclorama lease, and a burial led by a national band at Kawaiahao cemetery.
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Boston
K Wiliokai
National Band
Kawaiahao
Citizens Guard to reorganize into sixteen companies
The Citizens Guard and Marshal Brown plan a near term reorganization reducing to sixteen companies with captains lieutenants and servants and a 20 to 75 member range. Each man will know every other in his company and no one will travel far unless in trouble.
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Marshal Brown
Citizens’ Guard
Owill
Poor cake with Schilling's Best powder warns of bad flour
A Belhilling & Company San Francisco note warns that even Schilling's Best baking powder cannot rescue a poor cake made with inferior flour or other poor ingredients.
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Schilling
Advertising Copy for Oil Remedy at 25 Cents
A promotional notice touts a new oil preparation claimed to ease distress and quiet crying in children. It emphasizes pleasant taste, quick effect, and low price with a bottle of many doses priced at 25 cents. The ad urges readers they cannot afford to be without it.
Rugby match at Makiki for charity promises exciting game
Afternoon rugby contest at Makiki features carefully balanced teams for a near even match. Officials expect a large crowd as players compete to help a good cause in what should be an exciting afternoon of sport.
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Makiki
Eayma Square
Match Shoot Today for Foreign Office Trophy
National Guard teams compete at Kakasko this afternoon for the Foreign Office trophy. The contest features the two regular companies D and G of the volunteers. Captain John Schaefer leads from the range.
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National Guard
Kakasko
Foreign Office
Volunteers
John Schaefer
Central Union choir practice set for 7 30 this evening
Prof Yaradley calls a practice for the Central Union church choir at 7 30 this evening. The Hawaiian Mission Children's Society monthly meeting will be held at 7 30 this evening at the residence of B Atherton. The Kau Makapili church benefit scheduled for tonight is postponed for one week. G Muller was arrested this morning on a charge of assault and battery against his wife.
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Pictuten
Hotel Street
Berget
Makee Islau
Yaradley
Central Union Church Choir
G. Muller
Kaumakapili
The
Hawaiian Mission Children's Society
B. Atherton
Chamber of Commerce
Comn
A. V. Gear
Kecretary
Notice of Freight Waiver by Maun Lon Steamer
The steamer Maun Lon will waive freight on all laydays Tuesday and will sail on Wednesday morning to Lo'eloek.
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Wednemlay
Hel Lo'eloek
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T. D. Garvin
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G. L. Pearcck
Y.M.C. A
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Abraham
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California
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Moana
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Mossen, Dosky and Kennedy
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Cink
Sebuman
W. G. Irwin
Cortland
A Behilling & Company
Caaminrr
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Slack & Brownlow's
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Paice Hardware Co. Ltd
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Cummin’s
Castor
Match Shoot Today
Hollister Drug Co
Bole
Willison
Circuit Court First Circuit
Hawaiian Islands
Catherina Reneken
Honolulu
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Charles Creighton
John F. Hackfell
PD. Kell
Ali
Remy
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Trumma
Mike
Patton
Thea
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M. G. Silva
Jordan
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