Local and General News Note 1
Company D has drill tonight. The Kash talks of better clothes at low prices. Ulua chowder and game at New Maturant tomorrow. Polynesian Encampment IOOF has regular meeting tonight. One inch of rain fell at Lunka ha in the 24 hours to last midnight. Catholic Ladies Benevolent Society in session this noon. Johan F. Colburn ill with stomach trouble at his home on the Peninsula. Eleven Kanakas arrested for Russian war on waterfront. Japaneses officer Toma Abe arrests a Chinese for beating his horse. Kawaihan reprimanded by Judge Wilcox for disobedience to parents. Rudolph Duncan married to Miss Sarah Peterson yesterday. Wong Luss no pin of smuggling postponed until the Family matinee tomorrow. Katie Putnam to appear as Lens the Mailcap. Concert at the hotel this evening by combined bands. Choir practice at 7:30 this evening at St Andrews Cathedral. Poundmaster Kekuene has stock impounded: 8 bay mare and grey colt. Hawaiian Hardware Co. promotes bicycles and related items. Wedding set for May Atkinson and Marshal Brown on August 17. Theatre train to Ewa Mill Saturday 6:30 pm, return after theatre. Regular 5:10 pm train to Ewa Mill only. Circuit Court notice for guardianship of Thomas Metcalf appears elsewhere. Hawaiian Hardware Company officers elected: John Ena president, Cecil Brown VP, L. M. Vetlesen treasurer, Guiffrey Brown auditor, H. M. von Holt secretary, T. F. Lansing director. P. F. Ryan secured William Carlisle as assistant. Beattie beer on tap at the Anchor, with other liquors and wines.
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Toma Abe
Kawaihan
Judge Wilcox
Rudolph Duncan
Sarah Peterson
Rev
H. H. Parker
Wilcox
Wong Luss
Ewa Mill
Honolulu
Waianae
Thomas Metcalf
Hawaiian Hardware Company
John Ena
Cecil Brown
L. M. Vetlesen
Guiffrey Brown
H. M. von Holt
T. F. Lansing
P. F. Ryan
William Carlisle
Hawaiian Hotel
Miss Katie Putnam Shines In Fauch on the Crick et
Last night at the Opera House Miss Katie Putnam delivered a praised rendition of Fauch on the Crick et with strong support in the Maypole dance and an encored solo song On Saturday will present Lena the Mad Cap in matinee and the demand for seats is growing.
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Katie Putnam
Fauch
Slong
Lena
High Court Proceedings Note Guilty Verdict in Lanning Case
In Honolulu higher courts, a verdict finds Henry Lanning guilty of attempt and faces sentencing tomorrow morning. The Walker case, an assault on a Japanese, opens this afternoon with BE Dole leading for the prosecution and Macdonald for the defense. Judge overrules a motion to continue to Monday for a sailor witness aboard the Kinau. A seated jury includes Gilfillan, Gonsalves, Lyman, Douglas, Brown, Murray, Teer, Wallace, Gray, Smith, Hustace Jr, and Tregloans. Income Tax cases enter their second day at the Supreme Court.
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Henry Lanning
Walker
U.S. N
Paul Neuman
BE. P. Dole
Macdonald
Ter
Kinau
A F Gilfillan
Mt A Gonsalves
Lyman
Douglas
C L Brown
C F Murray
J E Teer
EK RG Wallace
Gray
W Smith
C Hustace Jr
J D Tregloans
Supreme Court
Humphreys
J. W. Leialoba
J. Paukaul
J Gandall
Kinney& Ballon
Cecil Brown
Charlotte Boyd
Costa
Perry
Nakuuili
Hilo Sugar
David Dayton
Thomas Metcalf
Joseph Lygarus
WA. Henshall
O. Brown
Bertha Hageten
J. W. Luning
Oakland
Cal
W. O. Smith
Guardianship of Thomas Metcalf Realty Sale Hearing
In the Circuit Court of the First Circuit Hawaii a guardianship petition by David Dayton seeks sale of Thomas Metcalf minor’s real estate holdings including Grant 582 Grant 118 RP 4546 Grant 1804 and RP 1840 to fund maintenance. The court orders a show cause hearing for August 27 in Honolulu to determine whether sale should be granted with reasons stated.
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Circuit Court OF the First Circuit
F Inoda
Thomas Metcalf
Reading
David Dayton
Auld Ward
Woslock
Honolulu
Cuba
J. A. Thompron
Chamois And Sponges Offer Premium Value
A large consignment of chamois of all kinds is now available with special care belts and carriage ready. The seller notes a long-standing reputation for quality and promises continued value. Mediterranean sponges are on display with a call for comparison to other dealers.
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Conau
Inspection of Stocks Promises Gains for Investors
A merchant invites potential buyers to inspect current stocks before investing, asserting confidence that their funds will yield interest and profits. The message emphasizes trust in the goods and the opportunity to earn from the investment.
Notice of Dissolution of Humphreys and Macdonald
The copartnership heretofore existing between A. Humphreys and G. J. Macdonald for the practice of law under the firm name Humphreys & Macdonald has been dissolved. Mr. Humphreys will occupy the offices at corner of King and Bethel Streets and will attend to all civil matters now in the hands of the firm. Honolulu, August 4, 1807.
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Humphreys
G. J. Macdonald
Crm
Humphreys & Macdonald
King and Bethel Streets
For Sale: A Badidle Pony at Woods at H Davies
For sale a gentle pony described as very mild and gentle, asking interested buyers to apply me at Woods at H Davies. The notice is sparse and contains garbled wording.
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Abiliren
H. Davies
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THINK
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Remington
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