Veranda fancy work and infant items at Waterhouse
J. T. Waterhouse promotes mid-summer crafts with low prices on infant bonnets and caps, serges for ladies wear, quilts, pillow linen, handkerchiefs, white tucking and puffing, and cotton laces. Buying direct from manufacturers allows high quality at lower costs. Customers are invited to inspect the stock.
Death of British Commissioner Hawes at Honolulu
The steamer Kinau brought news of the death of Captain Albert George Sidovy Hawes, British Commissioner and Consul General, at Hilo on Friday morning from blood poisoning linked to ear lacerations. Vice Consul T R Walker and Miss Gay, his fiancée, were with him. burial arrangements and embalming in Honolulu followed. The body was ferried to the ship in ice, guarded, and to be transported to Honolulu for funeral services, with the event prompting official tributes from British and Hawaiian authorities.
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Mikabala
Hawaii
Hawes
H. Bb. M
Hilo
Moengre
T. R. Walker
Mise Gay
Mikahala
Kailua
Ofice
Albert George Sidovy
FP. R. G
Royal Marines
Order of the Rising Sun
Lake Nyassa
Zanzibar
Labiti
Howes
Honolulu
South Seas
Forsigan Office
Sud
Kinau Street
Kolookahoa Plaine
New Victoria
Wall
Hawea
Monsigne Verleye
Prance
Albert
Willis
Pleni
Tentiary
United States
Major Potter
Foreign Ofice
T. Rain Walker
Japan
Beniery
Thia Mornin
Karooka
J.J. Meek
Neniwa
God
Mritish Navy
Buckingham Palace
Kurooka
Higei
Mawes
Rinjiro
Gannery
Infantry Corps of Marines
Imperial Naval College Tn
Angeazen
Emperor of Japan
Cardary Field
Lowley
Oliver
Pield
Domimie
Vloner
Kinau
Foreign Office
Coneal Walker
M. Swanay
Dr. Herbert
Walker
Miss Gay
Iate
E. A. Williams
Two Mysterious Affairs and a Chinaman Assault
Police respond to two strange incidents at dawn. Chung Wo lies mortally wounded in an alley near Maunakea and King, with Lt Edwards and Officer Bowers at the scene. Dr. Emerson tends his throat wound as the victim’s condition worsens, with no clear account of the events. A separate note mentions a minstrel charity show on Monday August 23 and consular red tape affecting mastings at the American consulate, tied to Hawes’s death delaying the flag at half mast for ten days.
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Bowers
Maunakea
King Streeta
Chung Wo
Emerson
Uncle Sam
Anilor Boys
Halfaast
Hawoe
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