Prohibition on Harbor Water Use and Fish Market Sales
Authority orders strict prohibition on taking water or any fish products from Honolulu harbor and connected streams within specified zones. The notice, issued by the Minister of Finance S. M. Damon, calls for tight enforcement, prohibits sales of unsanitary seafood, and urges all entities to settle accounts promptly for the year ending December 1, 1805.
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Honolulu
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Swilel
Park Packing Company
Mangler Howe
Quarane Hind
van Bury
Koctnunkey
Monttty
Board of Mealtly
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Antral
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Fevender Statei Mininter
Pinnoen
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S. M. Damon
Finnane
Be Evening Bulletin editor notice: editor Daniel Logan
The Saturday edition dated December 14, 1895 highlights editor Daniel Logan guiding the Be Evening Bulletin with city news and community notes, reflecting a late 19th century local paper tone.
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UNSKILFUL STREET IN HONOLULU RAISES COSTS
A Honolulu editorial laments repeated bungled street grading and drainage across administrations. It argues a scientific method and a specific national law could save money, despite treasury limits, to fix public works.
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Honolulu
Carly Gull
Observations on Michael Davitt and era in Dublin
A compact note discusses Michael Davitt and the Irish statas era, referencing Dublin and local political context. It notes tensions around governance in the period and the influence of Davitt in shaping nationalist strategy.
Modest public life praised amid strong welcome in Auckland
An Auckland address urged modesty in public life and criticized overblown praise for Home Rule and Industrial Labor efforts. The speaker warned against excessive flattery by the public, noting it harms public men and asked New Zealand to avoid similar fanfare. He touched on German politics, the New Zealand Supreme Court vacancy, and transport routes via San Francisco and Vancouver. He also criticized sidewalk obstructions and a tall tree blocking an esplanade curb.
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Auckland
New Zealand
San Francisco
Vancouver
Pacific
North America
San Princises
Indignant Captain Denies Strange Schooner Off Hanamaulu
Captain Peterson of the Makee disputes morning reports of a schooner seen near Hanamaulu upon port arrival. He says no foreign vessels were seen during his Kauai trip. Officials cite opium landed near the city and a complex scheme to divert searches, with prices of Hongkong and California opium noted for context.
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Makee
Hanamaulu
Kauai
Lanai
Mont
Onlin
Hongkong
Calfornia
California
Bern
Meeting of the Bar in Honolulu to plan memorials
A meeting of the Bar was held at the judiciary building at 11:20 AM under Deputy Attorney-General Alfred W. Carter. Attorney-General W. A. Smith presided. A. S. Humphreys was secretary. A committee of Lorrin A Thurston Lot Kaniukow and Charles Creighton was formed to draft memorial resolutions for First Associate Justice Bickerton. The group also discussed forming a Bar Association but deferred final action pending further chair calls.
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Alfred W. Carter
W.A. Smith
A. S. Humphreys
Bickerton
Charles Creighton
Lorrin A Thurston
Lot Kaniukow
Hawaiian Band To Play At Emma Square If Rain Held
If no rain this afternoon the Hawaiian band will perform at Emma Square as usual. The program has been prepared featuring selections from Hawaii and Utah melodies, with a focus on “Hawaii Pojoo,” as listed in the notes.
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Emma Square
Christmas Gala at Kapivluni and Ki nau streets
Mrs Geo E Boardman will hold her annual Christmas gala at her residence Kapivluni and Ki nau streets beginning Thursday. Baney articles of all descriptions now ready for inspection. GQ R Harrison piano and organ maker and tuner can furnish best factory references. Drires left at Hawaiian News Co will receive prompt attention. All work guaranteed to be the same as done in factory.
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Geo. E. Boardman
Kapivluni
Kinau Streets
R. Harrison
Drires
Hawaiian News Co
Christmas Gift Goods Showcase in Honolulu Store
A Honolulu shop touts a broad holiday selection with aluminum ware, solid silver pieces, cut glass, plated wares, lamps, and elegant onyx tables. The store promises reasonable prices, a display in windows, and a bicycle option for children, inviting customers to inspect the assortment and find suitable presents.
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Australia
Honolulu
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