Hawaii Cane and Weather Report Week Ending August 26
Weather in Hawaii was warm with strong trade winds and abundant rains across most islands. Rain improved pastures though low level Kau district dry spells and northern Oahu damage from winds affected cane. harvesting of summer pineapples neared completion in Hawaii and Oahu. coffee ripening well. irrigation steady in central Maui. numerous island notes from Kaumana to Kohaia describe crops growing well under warm, showery conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. McC. Ashley
Hawaii
Kohala
Oahu
Kau
Maui
Kula
Maul
Makawao
Nabiku
Ind
Hilo
Island OF Hawaii
Kaumana
John T
Molr
Pepevkeo
Boeing
W. K. Andrews
Geo
Hosa
Laupahoehoe
E. W.laroard
Ookala
W. G. Walker
Honokaa
Robt
Hall
j_ Kohaia
W. C. Taylor
Moon's history discussed by Harvard astronomer at Punahou
Prof W H Pickering of Harvard outlined moon formation theories to the Research Club at Punahou, arguing lunar birth may trace to earth ingredients and likening lunar craters to Hawaiian volcanoes. He cited Loa Kilauea and Haleakala as parallels and noted Hawaiians influenced early ideas on lunar geology.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Pickering
Harvard University
Hawaiii
Hawaii
Tewe Islands
Loa
Khe Iavea
Haleakala
W. D. Alesander
Punahou Howe
German Loan Sparks Moroccan Friction At Paris Conference
Paris August 10 German bankers allegedly advanced a personal loan of 2 600 000 dollars to the Sultan of Morocco drawing indignant comment after promises the tax would stay until the International conference. The loan’s legality and the Sultan’s stance on reforms are questioned as Germany delays final responses to French proposals. The Sultan shows growing opposition to the conference and Moroccan reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Morocco
Bayt
First National Bank director resigns. Le Tenney Peck elected
A 3 p.m. meeting accepted the resignation of W. Cooper as director secretary and enadler and elected Le Tenney Peck to succeed him. A following First American Savings and Trust Co. meeting saw a minor resignation and election. Peck, born in Brooklyn, has held multiple posts in land and railroad ventures and serves as president of the Rapid Transit in Hawaii.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank
Cooper
Secretory
Enadler
le Tenney Peck
Hig Place
First American Savings and Trust Co
Smallar
G.N. Wilcox
W. R. Castle
M. P. Rabe Lisson
Cecil Brown
L. Tenney Pack
Mr. Peck
Brooklyn
N.Y
Milwaukee
Wis
Hawaii
U. N
Wevering
Virginia
Philadelphia
Ingish Associates
Tomorrow Evening at the Zoo Theater Big Variety Show
A late 19th century style notice previews tomorrow evening’s Zoo Theater program. Featured acts include Mr Kune kel with laughs and songs, the Little Juggler, Mr Kaal, wire walking, instrumental solos, and the first Zoo illustrated songs with colored slides. The banner bill promises broad entertainment and a lively night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zoo Theater
Kunekel
Kaal
Fine Job Printing at The Bulletis ine
Local hint notes a fine job printing at The Bulletins office with emphasis on quality work and timely completion highlighted by the small press run and nearby merchants relying on the service for notices and small advertisements.
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Eral Etamines
Meri Challice
Ammenie
Uaust
N.S. Sach’s Dry Goods CO
Delicatessen
Alameda
Metropolitan Meat Co., Ltd
Majestic Hotel
Sachs Block
Baddaky, Mor
Oana Hotel
Waikiki Beach
Moana Hotel
Moana Hotel Co., Ltd
David Dayton
Merchant
Dullatin
Mahing Company
John Pottie & Sons
Alexander & Baldwin Stock Ranch
Parker Ranch Co
J. M. Horner Ranch
Monolulu Renovating CO
Farn
North Fort Bt
Oppoen
Guinalie Mission
Wetaly
Evening Bulletin
Sport OF the Winds
Hostettens
Instaed
DR. Charles
Hawaiian Electric Co., Ltd
King St
Alakea
Guy Owens Electrical Construction Company
Union ST
Pacific Transfer CO
Coyne Furniture Co., Ltd
Union Streets
And
Rasport
Consolidated Soda Water Works, Ltd
Joy Co
Borgen
Iran
Bailey
Alapal St
Honolulu
the Pomp. Meat CO
COKE
Fort OT
Love Blor O
J. Lando
Hiotel
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