Local and General News Briefs From Honolulu
The First Battalion, N G H drills this morning while all the boys at Queen’s hospital are said to be improving. A large Emmas Square band concert crowd enjoyed the evening. Losses noted include a disty belonging to W J Hond. A. St M Mackintosh, junior Foreign Office clerk, is visiting Uncle Geoff Brown. Furniture viewings precede Thursday auction at Mr Hoting’s house. Lawyer Charles Creighton recovers after illness. Captain Schnefer takes a post at W Copeck & Co. L B Notting to open a Worthington Bombing Engine Co office in Honolulu. P B & L A directors held a routine meeting. Annexe Club Board of Officers to meet at 4 pm. Kauai plantations sold to Kekaha Plantation Co. Temple of Fashion to resume a sacrifice sale Monday. Invitations issued for Japanese Methodist Episcopal Church dedication on August 14. H L Boyd of the San Francisco Wave promises more material. Captain De Greaves offers a navigation class at Kakeako. Uncle John Hassinger celebrates 20 years as chief clerk in the Interior Office. Minnesota visitors at Kakaako, strong shooters among them. The flag raising Friday will be preceded by occupation of the new Waverley store Wednesday. Elite Barber Shop on King near Alakea for a clean shave or hair cut.
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A. St. M. Mackintosh
Foreign Office
Goen
Geoff Brown
Mr. Hoting
Charles Creighton
John Schnefer
W. CO. Peacock & Co
Atore
L. B
Peacock & Co
Annexation Club
Chamber of Commerce
Meyer
Kekaha Plantation Co
M. G. Silva
Temple of Fashion
Bunerin
Regulare
Hawaii
Japanese Methodist Episcopal Church of
de Greaves
Kakeako
John Hassinger
St. Paul
Minnesota
Waverley
J.T. Waterhouse
King Street
Alakea
Police Court friction over untied horse leads to suspensions and fines
In this forenoon’s Police Court T McGuire faced a case for leaving a horse untied in the street but was not released. Osmer’s similar offense had sentence suspended for three months. Lo Ma paid 20 dollars plus costs for leaving coal tickets in possession. Ab Ngo and Ah Dow each fined five dollars and costs for affray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. McGuire
Notlepros’d
Osmer
Lo Ma
Ab Ngo
Ah Dow
Milk Supply Promise Amid City Demand
A local dairy promises pure milk in any quantity with delivery to all city areas. Fresh Island orders are said to be on hand for rapid service, ensuring consistent availability for households and businesses alike.
Hurew maker for Hilo inquiry of EOE
Richards at the Ar ington Havel OhI-th. OCR fragment references a person named Richards and a location that appear garbled. The readable items suggest a need to confirm a maker or inquiry linked to Hilo and an EOE context, but details are incomplete.
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Hilo
EOE
Richards
Arington Havel
OhI-th
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Queen's Hospital
Emma Square
W. J
March and Tribune
Eakin & Whitman
Fort ST
Islands
Chickering, Kimball, Kroeger and Hinze Pianos
Estey, Kimball and Needham Organs
Bergstrom Music Co.,ltd
Dupont
Sutward
Honolugu Heart City
Waialua
Imal
Tokei Axont
Desires
W. Jordan
Fort Street
Nottingham
W. Jordan’s
RMS
Makawas
Maui
Balley's
Torms
Aswan
Lute
Honolulu
Owhuy
A.D. Tshr
Huilding
Hcape
the Courts
Kell JK
Hawaiian Mrait and Plant Co. Ltd
Tuly With
Ware
Hyron O. Clark
Spd
Murdock
Mesick
A. Murrdock
GHW
Norton
Alye
Waiian Fruit and Phat Co. Ltd
Psice
Fish
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