Sugar crop outlook divided among experts and Cuba decline
A London correspondent disputes optimistic sugar forecasts, citing Europe’s June demand and tighter stocks while European beet crops face frosts and heavy rains. Weather across Austria Germany and Russia suggests a weak European beet harvest, risking reduced overall sugar production. The next Cuba crop is expected to fall as much as a quarter, worsening the global supply picture.
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Willett & Gray
London
Louisiana
Sugar Trust
Europe
Squire
Anatria
Vienna
Austria
Berlin
Russia
Ater
M. Licht
Madgeburg
Cuba
Timber logging plans reviewed at Hawaiian Mahogany camp
Mr A N Campbell of Waterhouse Trust Co directed the reconnection visit at the camp near Hilo. George Mundon of Kanai visited, negotiating logging work with Hawaiian Mahogany Lumber Co and planning to bring in timber experts from the Garden Island after further director approval in Honolulu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. N. Campbell
Waterhouse Trust Co
Hilo
Mahogany Company
George Mundon
Kanai
Kinaw
Hawaiian Mahogany Lumber Company
Ohfa
Honolulu
Garden Island
Mahogany Road under way marks Hilo progress toward railroad
In Hilo on August 1 progress toward a Glenwood to Mahogany Lumber Company camp railroad advances. A local contractor Ishiga prepared for a contract to build an eleven mile road at about 1000 dollars per mile, exclusive of rails. The plan, reportedly awarded to Mr Cant, awaits company directors in Honolulu for final revision.
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Hilo
Glenwood
Hawaiian Ma'ogany Lumber Company
Volcano House
Hawaiian Mahogany Lumber Company
Ishiga
Leawoor
Herald
Alo
Cant
Honolulu
Real Estate Transactions Entered for Record August 1907
Entered for record August 16 1907 from 1030 a m to 400 p m. Transactions involve Hank of Hawaii to WM Minton on pae t dye aie Pardtel WM Minton and wt to City MIM Clinton J Hutching and wt to Har TY Plcker esses sec vues Ietew Grace K Chapman to Annie Mattoes John Barbosa and wf to Marina Muscota. Laundry note mentions starched clothes dried indoors, bleaching and hanging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hank
Hawaii
Minton
City Mim
Ike
Clinton J Hutching
Har TY
Grace K Chapman
Annie Mattoes
Sennwe
John Barbosa
Marina Muscota
Local and General Bulletin Want Ads Read Carefully
Bulletin urges prompt replies to ads for polo rigs stockyard stables and souvenirs at Hill's store near the post office. A Moonlight Night ride to the Beastie dance offers comfort and crowd scenes. Lawrence Barrett 10¢ Cigar promoted as a mild Havana smoke. Imamura, a Japanese visitor in Oahu Jail due to a conviction, was released after serving extra time for fines and costs under the Poor Man's oath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hill
Jim
Lawrence Barrett
Imamura
Oahu
U S Army Transport Crook Arrives With 787 Infantry
The U S Army transport Crook arrived from San Francisco with 787 enlisted men of the Twenty fifth Infantry and docked at No 3 Naval Wharf. She sails for Manila via Nagasaki tomorrow morning at Moalboal. Captain Holt of the Twenty ninth accompanies the party. The Twenty fifth regiment includes units implicated in the Brownsville incident and were ordered mustered out by the President.
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U. S. Army
Crook
San Francisco
Twenty-fifth Infantry
No. 3
Naval Wharf
Manila
Nagasiki
Moelock
Ebaides
Tenth Cavalry
R. W. Holt
Twenty-ninth
States
Twenty-fifth
Brownsville
Gilman Offers Vast Steamship Hull and Interior Features
The article describes steel cable hull construction with watertight bulkheads and double bottoms for safety. It details passenger comforts on the quarter deck and grand salon decks, including a purser’s office, newsstand, barbershop, dining hall, staterooms, and 40 parlor suites. The ships accommodate 800 passengers, boast many large staterooms with private baths, and feature hurricane deck lounges, well-equipped smoking rooms, and extensive electrical and sanitary systems.
Land Sold At Auction In Honolulu District Court
Public auction last Saturday at the Judiciary building entrance under a court decree. Joustin Kanahole bought a 10600 square foot Kapalama parcel for 176 dollars. O A Steven paid 10 for a single share at Keauhou N Kona. Charlie Achi paid 26 for a third place at Kawanulu Konawaeon Hawaii. Total realized 510 dollars after expenses 207 dollars.
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M. T. Simonton
Bathsheba
M. Allen
Keaulama
Judiciary
Joustin Kanahole
Kapalama
Honolulu
O. A. Steven
Keauhou
N. Kona
Charlie Achi
Kawanulu
Konawaeon
Hawaii
AdeLe AH
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Primo Beer
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Hart Schaffner& Marx
Silva
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ELKS
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