Hawaii Promotion Committee Reorganization Discussed
At the Honolulu Chamber of Commerce meeting J A Kennedy questioned tenure for Promotion Committee members. E D Tenney urged restructuring for public welfare impact while Lowrey indicated trustees would decide. A special county board session will authorize a small blanket warrant for a test case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Kennedy
Hawaii Promotion Committee
Honolulu Chamber of Commerce
Brangenwald
Chamber
Merchants’ Association
Echcwon
Ife
Lowrry
Spencer
Wight
Lawray
Lowrey
Tenney
B.A. Douthitt
Oahu
High Court
Pineapples Shipment Planned by Tropic Fruit Co
From the Ventura dated August 18 the Tropic Fruit Co announces its next shipment of choice pineapples to the mainland. Orders may be left at Welle Fargo & Co's office.
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Ventura
Tropic Fruit Co
Welle Fargo & Co
Dinner Tonight at Hawaiian Hotel for Sonoma Passengers
An Oce anic liner Sonoma party will dine at the Hawaiian Hotel with a special dinner and Eis Quintet Club music. Capt Harriman and officers and passengers are aboard for the occasion in port, a pleasant and not often seen event. Meanwhile machinist Fred Rack shows assets of 12 dollars with debts totaling 1 206 54, secured by a note to J E Laing.
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Harriman
Oveanie
Sonoma
Oceanic Houte
Eis Quintet Club
Fred, Kack
J. E. Laing
McBryde Bonds Taken Over by Bank of Hawaii
The Bank of Hawaii will assume remaining McBryde bonds and mortgage debts. C M Cooke, bank president, said the bank would take up the $730 balance to clear the plantation of indebtedness with agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank of Hawaii
C. M. Cooke
Honolulu Chamber Elects Officers In Annual Meeting
At 10 o clock this morning the Honolulu Chamber of Commerce held its annual election. Lowrey was elected president, with Girard as vice president and D. P. R. Inonberg named trustee. Several trustees received votes, including Morgan, Swanzy, Spalding, and others, with some candidates withdrawing. The retiring president Tenney pledged to outline actions for the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
Ef. Spalding
D. Pbrr
Inonberg
Jolkewhere
Board of Trustees
Paxton
W. H. Hoogs
G. P. Wilder
W. A. Bowen
J. A. McCandieas
Fy We ‘Macfarlane
Anon
E. J. Spalding
E. D. Tenney
Board of Education reports examination results for primary certificates
The Board of Education announced results from Hawaii and the stations of Lihue, Honolulu, and Waialua. Of 43 applicants, 22 earned first, second class and three failed. Waialua showed four first class, two second, four failed. Lihue had ten applicants with ten first and thirteen calls, while Lahina and other stations posted mixed outcomes.
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Board of Education
Lihue
Honolula
Wailuku
Hawaii
Savalier
Jennie
Roolly
Inquest Hilo health officials delay quarantine trip
President L. KE. Pinkham of the Board of Health and Dr. Cofer planned a trip to inspect Hilo health affairs and review ship quarantines in San Francisco. Delays due to the Venture quarantine postponed the journey to next week. Captain Bast Combe’s wife arrives aboard the cable ship Restorer. Kauai County Attorney Willard attends private counsel for Judge Hardy. Sherlock Holmes No. 6 Adventure of Black Peter to run tomorrow.
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L. KE. Pinkham
Board of Health
Dr. Cofer
Quarantine Service
Hind
Hilo
Bast Combe
Sonoma
Willard
Kauai
Judge Hardy
Kaval
Black Peter
Bherlock Holmes
Ing
Foreclosure on Kapiolani Tract Nearing Tomorrow
Foreclosure on the Kapiolani tract proceeds as W G Achi had placed the property in the estate records. The case involves the German Savita & Loan Association of San Francisco and notices potential complaints over the formal process. Attorneys handling the matter indicate readiness to proceed and warn of possible impacts on mortgagees and bidders. New England Bakery is mentioned in connection with the surrounding business context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kapiolani
W.G. Achi
Savitga & Loan Association of
San Prandeon
Taft Return Trip Details From Manila Stopovers
Secretary Taft and party will pause in Hongkong on the return and spend a night at Canton. The New Orleans report notes nineteen new yellow fever cases with three deaths. A San Francisco item mentions sugar beet analysis and parity figures.
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Taft
Manila
P. 1
Hongkong
Cantony
New Orleans
ArOQUONS May Leave Soon for the Search
United States ship Iraquole may sail within days to search for Captain Harris and the Woodbury. The Iris may arrive later, Captain Nablick to Layenantal, delays possible. Troquoie repairs complete, crews ready, Woodbury’s fate remains uncertain as storm recovery continues. Custody and divorce pleadings noted in separate items.
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Wen
Woodbury
Laywan
Two More Applications For Palolo Prete Allocation
Two additional applicants enter the Palolo Valley parcel process. Wi Kei Ay and Meleana Momona seek lot assignments with stated areas and prices. Hawaii residents await the year lease homestead forest upper Palolo, expected next Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palolo Valley
Meleana Momona
Hawaiione
Andrews to prosecute in Touse case in May term
Attorney General Andrews said he will prosecute the Touse case in the May term with County Attorney Case. President Pinkham said no reply yet to a wireless request to send Yamamoto's heart and kidneys to Honolulu for examination by Dr Mori and Dr Ushide. Election of Monolia Stock Exchange officers will be held tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrews
Pinkham
Board of Health
Dens
Yamamoto
Honolulu
Mori
Ushide
Monolnia Stock Exchange
Groom Seeks Post in Private Family or Watchman Role
A person named Savage from Alaken Mouse seeks a position as a groom or watchman. The contact reference is 2153-18. The terse notice implies a personal service role within a private household or guarding duties. No additional details on experience or location provided.
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F. Savage
Alaken Mouse
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