Weather and Shipping Notes At Diamond Head Signal Station
Weather data from the Diamond Head Signal Station notes a breezy morning with a high temperature, barometer around 29.8 inches, and humidity near 65 percent. Arrivals include Stine James Makee and Tullett from Katie Flickinger, while departures list Matina Loa and others for Maui and Kau destinations. Vessels leave tomorrow including Star Keathou bound for Las Haina. A mule-loading scene at the Inter-Island wharf ends with a near-miss due to a tuscular first nate on Mauna Lon, causing caution to travelers and crew.
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Dee
Stine James Makee
Tullett
Katie Flickinger
O Monesuit
Newenade
SB W
Teo
Matina Loa
Simerson
la Haina
Maalhen
Konafand Kau
Stine Watalente
Mosher
Kianea
Kalliiwal
Hanaiol
Star Keathou
Thompson
Las Haina
Mauna Lon
Nate
Interesting and Important Proceedings OF Assent In Monthly Meeting
The Free Kindergart en Association directors held a spirited morning meeting dispatching business promptly. Reports showed smaller attendance due to measles or whooping cough. Mothers attended a Thanksgiving treat as food was provided by parents or other schools. Mrs Dodge's private school sent flowers and goodies to the Japanese school which shared their festival with the Hawaiian school. Hawaiian children benefited from a daily lunch at one o'clock funded by local ladies to improve attendance. Sanitary work is overseen by Miss Rice of the Sanitarium aided by Dr Garvin. The main item was the proposal to memorialize the Minister of Interior to begin work on Riverside Park.
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Free Kindergarten Association
Miss Rice
King
Kamehameha Alumni Association Holds Annual Meeting
The Kamehameha Alumni Association convened last evening in its hall with a small turnout. Officers were elected for the coming year: President David Kanewanni, Vice-president Oscar Cox, Recording Secretary J H Wise, Corresponding Secretary Solomon Koki, Treasurer W O Crowell. A committee was appointed to negotiate Fort Street premises lease with trustees for a club house, and Sam Mabuka was named auditor to review the association’s books. The plan for a club house was delayed pending the committee report.
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Kamehameha Alamai Association
Cieneral Smith
Rsult
Prsident
David Kanewanni
Oscar Cox
J. H.ise
Solomon Koki
W. O. Crowell
Fort Street
Kamehamehi
W. Spencer
J. H. Wise
James Harbottle
Theo Richards
Kamehameha
Sam Mabuka
Alumni Association
Officers Elevate Jones to Lieutenant Colonel and Ziegler to Major
At a meeting of the N. G. H. officers in the bungalow last night J Walter Jones was elected unanimously to replace Lieutenant Colonel Geo F. McLeod. Capt O W Ziegler was chosen for Jones former post. The gathering ended with speeches and a lively social hour. Mrs Gunns dancing class meets in Progress hall this evening with the Quintette club and several German dances anticipated.
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Ajoe
J. Walter Jones
Geo. F. McLeod
O. W. Ziegler
Jones
Honolulu Theater Delights Small Audience For Revival
The Honolulu audience showed interest for the first rep after a busy night with the Bishop Home piano and concert. The McKee Rankin Company presented repeats of Counsel for the Defense and The Private Secretary matinee. The Magistrate in the evening with Stockwell in a featured role. The matinee offered a laugh for children, while Maui and Hawaii ports awaited the star Mauna Loa voyage.
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Bishop
Nance O'Neil
McKee Rankin Co
Henry
Honolulu
Stockwell
Sailors Fail to Help After Ship Wrecked on Ocean
Captain McDonald of the burned ship Wm. H. Starback shared harrowing open boat experiences with friends. He recalled sailors giving up long before land appeared and that, within six to seven miles of shore, he had to nearly force them to pull for their lives.
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Starback
McDonald
Wm. H. Starback
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