Hilo harbor debate questions a new wharf and costs
The Evening Bulletin rebuts claims of rapid shoreline gain and state land near the current wharf has risen ten feet in ten years. Experts say no bay filling in fifteen years beyond shore encroachment, warn a new outside wharf could spawn a sand bar. Cautions government scrutiny, urges wait two or three years for a better wharf and breakwater. Also notes public tax law reform talk.
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Hilo
Wainkea
Advertiser
Waitama
Waiakea
Waiakea River
Honolulu
Ing
Kolo
Olelomoanats
South Kona
Iau
Hawaii
Hookena
Kona
Ind
Haringlily
Gonlon
Purcbador
Asics
Quarantine Rules debated at Health Board meeting
The Honolulu Board of Health and Executive met at Minister Cooper’s office to discuss smallpox in the harbor and banning arrivals from infected ports. A 18 day shipboard quarantine for Gaelic passengers and five days cholera eighteen days smallpox pre-embarkation were approved, with strict fumigation and port-wide vigilance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Health
Cooper
Dole
Smith
Waterhouse
Drs. Day
Hmdreng
Wood
J.P. Hackfeld
Gaelie
China
Japan
Hongkong
Yokohama
Pssengers
Honolulu
Senate
House
Notice of Claims Against Hawaii Estate Assignee
Notice is hereby given that all claims against the State of Hawaii or related estates must be presented for adjustment to A. W. Hobson, Assignee of the Estate of Hawaii, Thilo, Hawaii, at once.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawaii
A. W. Hobson
New Process Blue Flame Oil Stove Promises Odorless Heat
Timely Topics presents the New Process Blue Flame Oil Stove that burns coal oil with a blue odorless flame. It claims year-long wick life, non explosiveness, interchangeable parts, and a large oven able to bake as quickly as coal or gas ranges. Call and examine this stove.
Honest watchmaker confidence boosts spirits with repairs
A blithe ad extols a watchmaker c building skills to overhaul a forty year old timepiece. It frames prompt repairs as morale boosters, notes intricate work as a strength, and urges entrusting all watches to the shop for reliable treatment and a confident outcome.
Wichman Continues No 10 Fort Street Store Under Own Name
H F Wichman, owner of No 10 Fort Street, buys the business from the Waterhouse estate and will continue operations under his own name. He thanks patrons for 25 years of support and promises a full line of dry goods and fancy goods at low prices.
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Fort Street
J.T. Waterhouse
Ebiaas
Hawaiian Hardware Co Ad Near Spreckels Bank
A compact listing notes the Hawaiian Hardware Company located opposite Spreckels Bank at 307 Fort Street, Honolulu. The item presents a storefront locator rather than a feature article or narrative.
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Daniel Logan
Hilo Harbor
Grover Kor Ih
Board OF Halt Meniend
Singer
Chicago
Ill
Benne Arson
Bethel Street
Tnabel Ume
Spltimo
Nate
H. F. Wichman
Fort ST
Oko
Manufacturers’ Shoe Company
Hawaiian Islands
Ito
Jas. F. Morgan
Cofper Estate and Lands
J. F. Morgan
Hawaiian Electric
Theo. Hoffmann
Victoria
Eb, W. Jordan
Buttes
Anona
the Vivier Leaves
King Street
Ost
HO Waller
Frank Lilelis
Blams
Bethel
King Atrevta
Woodward & Brows
Ty Dertserix Office
Hawaiian Hardware Co
Spreckels’ Bank
Makiki
Commanding
Laualiloret
Mukikt
Punchbow Street
Panchbow Steee
Deikt
Kinna Street
Madid Valley
Emma Square
Queen Street
Niraunu Street
New Fort Street
Eeplaunde
Young Street
Kinau Street
A. V. Gear
Ring Street
Ater
the Hava News Co
Lidant Street
Ho Aah
Vose & Sons
Schiller & Smith
Barnes
Australia
San Francisco
G. Irwin & Co, L P. Ghtl
General
W. A. Kinney
8. M. Ballou
Law
Eines Ae Talley
Henolala
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