Questions and Answers in the House on Public Works and Wharves
The House debated petitions for road repairs on Pounai and funding, with references to tax funds and a nonexisting road. It moved to refer the petition to Public Lands, while considering rail and memorial fountain debates. Minister Damon defended wharfage practices, suggested improvements, and House Bill 50 progressed to section 27 before adjournment until Monday at 10 am.
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A Bike Smashed Incident Leaves Hayate and Patel Injured
A bicycle crash near Helton involved Joh of Hayate and Cauiel Patel with Porte and Bindrine. Authorities reported one wheel damaged and injuries to both riders.
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Assault at Luna provokes laborer arrests on reef time
The steamer T walani brought over 26 Japanese laborers from Makewell plantation under Deputy Sheriff Omated. A crowd attacked a Scotch plantation, leading to arrests and conviction before the local District Magistrate. Sentences ranged from two to three months hard labor. due to jail size, convicts were sent to the reef in the city to serve out their terms.
Mrs Chemmmmea Services at St Clement's Chapel Pupahou
Services at St Clement's Chapel Pupahou tomorrow include Holy Communion in the morning and evening prayers at 7 pm. Local time indications suggest a full church schedule with morning and evening rites.
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Hawaiian Commercial Company Defends Kahului Wharf Rights
The Hawaiian Commercial and Sugar Company rejects government ownership over Kahului Harbor land and asserts its own right to access and place a wharf or landing, claiming authority as landowner and entitlement to compensation for any interference. correspondence from April 1898 shows Interior Ministry statements on needing permission with plans, while HC&S argues no Interior consent is required.
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Regiments and Union Set For Close Game This Afternoon
The ball teams for this afternoon's game line up as in yesterday's lineup with slight batting-order changes. It looks to be a close contest as neither team has a decisive edge. The Union side has improved markedly and should field a strong club under Captain Duncan. The Regiments are in fine condition, and the game will be called at 3:30 sharp.
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Pultes Court Homes Court Notes Judge Sentences Juvenile and Tax Case
Kahahawai, who entered a Japanese house and stayed, was sent to the reef for thirty days by Judge Peterson. Ernest Marks, a German youth with hoodlum tendencies, will serve six months at the Reform School. A Chinese man received a fine for non payment of the year's taxes.
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Late House Reaston During Audit Act Debate
The House of Representatives spent yesterday afternoon in session on the Audit Act with adjournment at 4 o clock. No final action was taken on the bill. In the afternoon Minister Cooper reported the President had signed bills 16 to 19 otherwise.
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Kroeger Pianos For Sale And Service Ad
Old instrumenterxochanged for new ones Pianos rented tuned and repaired Bergstrom Musico Ltd Manonia Temple Telephone 821 golf can cuisines he travel in Hoottieh history to 1457 and it is believed to have been played much worsier then that date.
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Among the Coffee Fields in Olan and Hilo Trade Buzz
A Hawaii newspaper notes coffee shipments of 160 bags to Hilo and 40 bags dried coffee. Engineer James McNicul mourns his father in Scotland. Native health concerns arise from a leprosy inquiry. Tourists praise the Volcano trip, Volcano House climate, and coffee belt sewing. Tugboat Rover aids the Kenilworth, Willison's Circus visits Kohala, and capital investors circle the coffee industry led by Mr. Sheridan of Cleveland with options on land and plans for Olna coffee ventures.
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