Hawaii Exposition Plans Stir Interest in 1914 Convention
Prominent figures report strong worldwide interest in Hawaii tourism and the upcoming 1914 American Passenger Agents Association convention. Letters from Pacific Coast executives urge Honolulu as host, with organizers eyeing chartered tours and promotional tie ins to boost travel via the Moana and Sierra liners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Prine George
Prine Rupert
C. H. Nicholson
Grand Trank Pacific Coast Steamship Company, Ltd
H.W. Dinning & Company of
Boston
H Wall
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Seattle
Atte Mallon Tates
New Kenan
Fili
Pacific Coast
American Passenger Agents Association
Chicago
Hound of ‘Trade
Wader
FO. Heald
Raymond & Whiteoint
Lom Tavton
Hawaii
Packenger
Honolulu
Pamphinte
Nieen
Arrival of Jack Johnson at the Savoy Theatre
Jack Johnson arrives at the Savoy Theatre for a comedy exhibition tonight not the boxing star but a comic performer with a darky character, supported by Wil Walan, Nellie Howa and Dot Raymond. The program includes sketches, songs, and a short film "With Harping Bridges" as the Savoy undergoes upgrades and prepares a big new bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Johnson
Savoy Theatre
Dack Johnson
Ring
Jen Migrath
Tupersonator
Savoy
Comedy Four
Wil Walan
Nellie Howa
Dot Raymond
Walan
Payee
Misa Raymond
Rox Beach
Kopire An
Piles Cured in 6 to 14 Days with PAZO Ointment
An advertisement promises cure for itching burning and bleeding of protruding piles within six to fourteen days. If not cured, a money refund is offered. The product is made by Paris Medicine Co. based in Salut Lowi U.S. of A.
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Paris Medicine: CO
Salut Lowi
U.S
Notice of Sale of Government Lands and Public Tender Calls
Auction and tenders announce government land sales in Honolulu including two Port Street parcels with set prices and a Watlawa irrigation right of way. Also invites sealed bids for insane asylum and Kalihi quarantine hospital supply contracts, with dates in December 1910 and conditions per Hawaii laws.
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Honolul
Hawaii
Kalini Quarantine Hospital
Kali Quarantine Hospital
Kalini Quarantine
Monolulu
City and Cay
Honolulu
Atx Monde
Board of Health
Tesday
The
Sale of Public Lands Auction Planned in Honolulu
Public auction set for Saturday January 14 1914 at the Capitol Building front door Honolulu under Hawaii Land Act 1895 Part IV Section 17. Two parcels: remnant at Old and New Nunonu Valley Kona Oahu area 5070 by ft priced $4 and remnant at Junction of King and Fort streets Moiliili Kona Oahu area 15900 sq ft price $200. Maps and details from Commissioner of Public Lands office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thurwlay
Capitol
Seton
Hawaii
Port Street
Honolulu
Henry Kamana
Watlawa
Walalua
Oni
Capitol Building
Marston Campbell
Public
Honollala
O'Clock
Toen
Tonolulu
Nunonu
Kona
Oahu
King and Feretanta
Moiliitl
Commissioner of ‘Public Lands
Honollie
Vessels Stranded by Northern Gales Hit Hawaiian Coasts
Strong northerly gales prevailed for days hindering steamers along Hawaii’s coasts. Vessels like the Likesike Helene and Kalulani faced heavy seas, rough landings, and partial freight discharge at various ports including Laupahoehoe and Honokaa. The Helene delivered cattle and cargo to Penvatos with unsafe discharge elsewhere. The Kalulani operated from Hawaii, undergoing inspections and possible overhaul before returning to its post, while ships faced continual north winds and rain.
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Valand
Hawai
Vennela
Helene
Howold
Big Island
Hamakita
Laupahoehoe
Penvatos
Rive Railway
Hite Alter
Aur
Honolpa
Honolulu
Honolin
Gin
Murloy
Wessel
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Merry Christmas
REGAL
Bethel Ie
H. P. Woody
Thin Ternoon
Orient
South Seas
King and Alther
la Trane Pacie
Netmyer
Southern Pacite Company
Umler
TP Umakati
Eorh
Meh
Pacife Coast
Rene Gallies
the of
Ban Franches
Chas
Fee
Mt. Southern
Mfe Co
A. G
Kerrett
GP. A. Pacific Mail
Medoras
Sandarte
Monolula
Mawati
Doreed
Teniere
Meelf
Pratt
Ltt
Ating
Marston Campnell
Honoliu
Assomt and
T. Bhippleg
Ante
Wullethe Ofce
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