Letter from Samoa describes health stay and plans
A letter to Hilo from P Maurice McMahon details Mr Pan Marchand’s Samoa visit for health reasons. He reports living with a high chief, wearing a malo, eating taro bananas breadfruit coconuts and raw fish, sleeping on a mat with a log pillow and tupa covering, and plans to stay about two months before moving to Auckland and Tahiti to settle. Also notes preparations for a big scrape among natives and contains various local notices and ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Maurice McMahon
Mr. Pan
Marchand
Samoa
Bers
Gret
Auckland
Tahiti
Suggesta
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A. L. C. Atkinson
Orion
Corner King and Bathol Treats
T. McCants Stewart
Progres
Catholic Church
Fort Street
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Hilbert F. Little
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Aawart
Charles F. Peterson
Kashomani Street
John L. Kaulukou
Bethel St., Honolulu
J. M. Kanbakua
Occidental Hotel
Vorkf King and Alatoa Stroom
Acm
Jounnon
Acht & Johnson
King Streat
Telepnom
F. M. Brooks
Comer Fort
Honolulu
H. J. Francis J. Berry
U.S
A.mott-Smith
Judd Block
Fort St. Ye
Walter Hoffmann
Zeretanta Streets
P.O
OR. A. Gordon Hodgins
Geoge Cottage
Corner Hotel
Richards
A. N. Sinclair
KING
Opera House
C. L. Garvin
Srumi
Punch
Tomizo Katsunuma
Wu Ty
DR. I. Mori
Bererania
Emma and
Fort Streets
Telaphone
Bow
Willee Tauris
Sindaya
T. Mitamura
Wiouliing Rooms
Nuuann Street
Nuuwn Ts
Din
A.C. Wall
D.D
C. E. Wall
D.D.S
New Lawn
Mullins
Fork Street
Moore
SoMabate Veasim
Rai
Iocers
Peck, Frean & Co
London Biscuits
Atlantic
Boudoir
Florence
OPERA
Lewis & Co
Metropolitan
G.J. Warner
Navy Contractors
Nuuanu St
Honolulu Undertaking CO
A. Williams
F. D
Fort St
Hawaiian Medicine Co
King ST
Alakea
Edmund H. Hart
Notary Public
Oitioe
Pifalenhan
N. Fernander
Pecheo E
Emma Kaurre Mwate
Bsod
Pinya
Emma Square
Paul
The
Meyertie
Keiliaa
Part
Barnard Tayitie Bulte
Milenberg
Darktown
King Street
Waikiki
Balama
Seattle
A. A. Jease Moore
Warrimoo
Rainier Bock
Ita Nations
Kalacpapa
Thei Y. M
A. Ball
Wm. Notley
Jobo Kianina
M. Kabikina
Treasury
R. “. Kanono
L. M. Psinamu
Wailuku
W. B. King
Makiwao
Baldwin
Lee Se
Kamady
Lee Bee
Kula
Main
London
Cape Town
Daily Mail
Cape
Orange Free State
Bloemfontein
Standard Bank
the Bank OF Hawai, Lid
Judd
Hawaiaii Republic
Capital
M. Coom
P. C. Jorn
O. H. Cooma
F. OG
Aritenton
Haga
Igig No Pay
W. Macariano
Tenney TA. McCandlon
Nea Orphrum
J.J. Williams
Bolief
Firma
Corvet
Attenem
Kamehameha
Bavings Department
Pas
Mauna Loa Fort Sale
Davey Photographic CO
Motts Smith Buillding
Fort and Hotel Sts
Louvre
G. Traphagen
Arcchitect
Merchant St
Fort and
Alskes
Allen & Robinson
Queen Street
Ouderkire
Vo On Gees
Kerr & Co
Seton James T. Taylor
M Am
Soc
C. B
A W. Hock
W. Thrum
Telephone Sc
H. A. Juen, Ray
O.w.kinney
J.k.nehaka
Lovejoy & CO
Ine
Sonlg
Nouasu Sas
Horoluly
Hawaiian Imlards
P.O. Bos
Mutual Telephone
Gonsalves & Co., Ltd
H. i, Consolidated Soda Water Co
Esplanade
Jorner Alien & Fort Sts
Hollister & CO
Aponte
Myrtle Soda Stand
Sock
Oorder King Street
Fred J. Cross
Catton-Neil Co
Queen Atroot
Postoffice
Jas, Nott, Jr
Andrew Brown
Ae Works
Lee
Aisguriniswin AS Areial
H. McKeenhnie
Merchant Street
Pollen Station
King Bros
Tatel Street
Haw
Trou Pouve and Monumental Co
Hat Leggy
Bankers
Spreckels & Co
San Francino
Nevada National Bank OF San Pracinco
San Francisco
Nevada National Bank of San Francisco
Loxpor
Union Bank of London
New York—American Exchange National Bank
Omcaco
Merchants National Bank
Pante—Credit
Lyonnala
Axn
Dresdner Bank
Howxono Axp Yoxouama
Honkong & Shanghai Banking Corporation
New Zealand
Australia
Bank of New Zealand, Victonia and
Vascouvan—Bank of British North America
Depolate
Ba Security
Teepe Sredite
Wits of Exchange Tongat
Collectionn
Accountan Fon
Bipfrop & CO
Hawaiian Postal Savings Bank
Bishop & CO
Biselof Dz Co
Pioneer Building and Loan Association
Ornoxna
T. F. Lanning
3. B. Ross
C. B. Gray
A. V. Gear
A.V. Gear
A. W.keech
J.g.well
Henry Smith
J.J. McLean
J.D. Holt
Chamber of Commerce
Yokohama
Kobe
Lyons
New York
Ban Francisco
Hawaiian Electric
Cor, Alakes & Halokeuwile Hts
Theo, Hovfmann, Mevagen
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