Legislature Adopts Land Bill Revisions and Public Safety Talk
The Senate, opening at its usual hour, advanced the Land Bill with conference amendments creating a Hawaii land system overhaul. A communications stopgap on low grade kerosene and a wide range of accounts were reviewed, with the bill now sent to the president. A murder case in Kona prompted an inquest after a decapitation of a Chinese man and possible watermelon theft motive. An upgraded seating plan was announced for Kapiolani Park and Makalei landings, and the Waianae Racing Association forms ahead of Christmas racing.
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House
Senate
Joint Committee
Board of Fire
Senator Schmidt
Committee On Accounts
Hawaiian Gazette Co
Pacific Hardware Co
Hawaiian Star
Isaac Sherwood
A. J. Smithies
S. E. Bishop
W. L. Wilcox
Press Publishing Co
Frank Godfrey
Senator Baldwin
Committee On Commerce
California Viticultural Society
Committee of Conference On the
Minister of the Interior
Land Commissioners
Island of
Hawaii
Hookena
South Kona
Williams
Lilo
Hitcheork
Kapiolawi Park
Makoeleland
August Court Opens with Diverse Docket in Hawaii
Judge Whiting presided at the August term of the Circuit Court with Attorney General W C Smith present to prosecute government cases. Several cases were disposed or continued including nolle prosequi for John Bush and F J Testa, guilty pleas for yacht larceny and second degree larceny, and multiple calendar actions. Notices issued for cemetery lots, a council meeting, and stockholders meeting at Woodlawn, plus vacation plans for Chief Justice Judd.
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Whiting
Circuit Court
W. C. Smith
J. Kupihea
P. Neumann
G. I. Parker
District Court
Wailuu Kekanla Va
V. Ashford
Public Ve
Ino
Republic Vs
Hawaiian Council
A. L. of H
Woodlawn Fruit Co
Stockhollers
Judd
Koolau
House Proceedings Reveal Postponement and Adjournment Hint
The House met at 10 a.m with Rep Winston from commerce agendum urging definite postponement of a kerosene bill. Report tabled for later consideration as Rep Hain pledged a resolution on adjournment. Some members planned to leave tomorrow regardless of business. The Military bill had a second reading with Mr Hatch proposing passage of the Sharpshooters section.
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Senate
Hatch
McBryde
Hateh
Reobertson
Robertson
House
Winston
Committee On Commerce
Hain
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Inparney
Comriah Ae V. Gran
King Béreet
Honolulu
Winit
Saat
Alletin
Humnens
P. O. Box
B. L. Finney
Oahu Railway & Land CO
Pearl City
Ewa Mill
Wainnine
Ly Wainine
Paarl City
Honolua
Ewa Mil
Swern
Gien. Pats. & the Agt
H. Hackseld & CO
Guvxnan Comstsion Aaners
Fort and
Queen Streeta
Inronrens
Fort Street
Thos, Lindsay
Mannracromma Jewann and
Warow“aKen
Kukui Genercy
Campbell Block
Merchant Street
Jas. F. Morgan
Queen Street
Ala
Allen & Robinson
Dessors
Uda
Pequeen Street
Ayer
Ayer & Co
Lowell, Mans USA
Hollister Drug Co., Ltd
Republic of Hawaii
L. Andrade Baker Kinau
Punchbowl Street
My21
Viggo Jacobsen
Illuminator Pacific Hardware Co
Telephone
Merchants Exchange
I. Shaw
King & Nouane Streets
Teelephone
Pioneer Steam Candy Factory and Bakery
F Horn
Hotel Street
Pacific Trading Co
Robert Grieve
H. I
Hawaiian News Company
City Drayage Co
W. F. Sharratt
H. Hackfeld & Co
HO Yen Kee &Co
Tuuana Street
W. Jerricoe
Adelaide
Hawthorn
Melbourne
Vic
Aloha Bath House
Marine Railway
J. H. Reter
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Tomonrow
Metittery
Fonrty-Taimp Day, Avavst Srn
Kona
Waianae Racing Association
Unknowns
Stars
Kamohawebas
John E. Bush
Coumr
John £. Bush
Inet Serm
F. J. Testa
George Panila Kamanoha
House of Representatives
Charles Notley, Jr
Bee
Hilo
Thos. A. Wall
Hermann Horn
Horn
Enterprise Dairy
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