Christmas Goods Round Centerpieces and Lace Items
Readable items include round centerpieces in various sizes, lace handmaid goods, and multiple prices such as 24 inch at 2.50 and 18x64 at 2.00. A port window display highlights these Christmas goods with measurements like 17x04 and 20x60 priced around 5. Include misc notes on novelty fabrics and decorative fillet use in the display.
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Ose
Aguvard
Melion
Bie
Point Scarte
Ste
Holiday Fans New Sizes and Prices
Holiday fans are listed in various styles including white spangle fans with fancy handles from 0 cents, 75 and 99 cents, and white lace spangle fans with ivory handles from 1.50 dollars. Real Battenberg lace fans with ivory handles are offered as well.
Maul Forest Reserve Board of Agriculture Meets
Maui forest reserve set apart by Hawaii board of agriculture and forestry after inspection. Land near Makawao and Keanhow area eyed for private and public forestry use. Officials note valuable koa and other timber, warn against overharvest and stress long term productive value.
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Maui
Axeleuk
Makawao
Puwa
Katalin
Barestey
Ham
Toye
Keanhow
Hawaii
Erate
Keaghew
Marne Toa
Government Road
Olan
Kapepala
Ile Olan
Yabop
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters Reported For Tax and Regulations
The report discusses possible contract terms for Hostetter's Stomach Bitters involving taxation, pricing, and regulatory arrangements. Details include recommendations to tax the product if suitable terms can be arranged and that regulations be included in the report, along with mentions of forestry matters and appointments related to Hawaii.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mshop
Thureton
Schooner Kennedy in Severe Weather Alert
The American schooner Kennedy, Captain Miller, arrived from Port Townsend with a tale of severe weather at sea. Despite damage to the ship, Kennedy continued on her voyage toward guano islands while remaining in port until winter seas end. Captain Miller, a known local figure, will command the Kennedy on the next voyage to Laysan and Honolulu routes. The vessel, loaded with firewood and supplies, left Port Townsend on November 6 for a 38 day journey.
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Kenney
Miller
Port Townsend
Kennedy
C. Kennedy
Max Sehlenmer
Cone
Honolulu
Lays
Washington
British Columbia
Wil
Eehouner
Robert Lavern
der Lagaan
Tring
Bort Townsend
Portrae
Pioneer Building and Loan stock opens for subscription
The Thirtieth Series of stock in the Pioneer Building and Loan Association was issued in October 1904 and is now open for subscription. The membership fee full content and monthly dues are one dollar per month per share. Further information available from W. Gear, Secretary, 182 King Street. Also notices of births in Hilo Hawaii on December 11 to 14 1908 and other local items appear.
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Pioneer Huilding & Loan Association
Ful Conte Pt
Savings Bank
Damace for Democrat Lihne faces trial in Kanoewa case
A damaged election day incident in the Fifth Circuit Court involves Willlis and Lota suing for $1,000 damages from an alleged disruption of voting. Kanewani and Kaneanui allegedly crowded the court area and veranda during November voting, prompting requests to relocate. The suit seeks redress for wounded feelings and interference with the election process, with the case slated for the next term.
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Lihne
Kawal
S. Kanewa
Democratic
Ani
Hag
J. K. Lota Ant
Willis
Fifth Circuit
Willie
Lota
Wills Ar
Kanealui
Kanewanui
Liemeelves
Junges
Orrtelde
Hust
Wile
Blernit Lota
Kanewanit Ani Qaliiely
Che
Kanewanit
L Kanealut
Iit
Kanes
Attorney General's Department
Wille
Ashford
Garden Island
Mauna Loa Crew Plans Christmas on Holiday
The Mauna Loa crew will spend Christmas at Monofiva with the steamer due back December 23 to discharge freight and prepare for holiday festivities. Reports from Kona and Mant indicate a holiday delay in poultry, fruits, and other supplies aboard the Mauna Loa. A waterfront holiday is planned for December 26 with sailing likely by December 28. the steamer Helene will sail tomorrow for Maati and Hawaii ports.
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Mauna Low
Kona
Bright's Disease and Diabetes News Report Letter
A 1904 letter from A. K. Shattuck of Provident Pacific Bratenype Foundry urges widespread public notice of a supposed cure for Brights Disease and Diabetes. It lists business leaders who back the claim and promises free pamphlets detailing the investigation and alleged recoveries despite lack of medical validation. The missive notes suspect kidney symptoms and advises readers to spread the word.
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Honolulu
Robert Fulton
First Steam
Norther
D. M. Burns
Candelaria Mining Company
Edward Mille
Bullocke Jones Company
Captain Roberts
Boca and Logation R. R. Co
A. K Shattuck
Provident Pacific Bratenype Foundry
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Sachs’ Store
Hattent
Lreautiful Designe
Wakat
Maul Forest Reserve
Rosher
Bishop Estate
Board OF Agriculture
Thurston
Lyon
Bishop's
Hubby’s
Lowney
Santy
King Street
W. Gear
King
Aisson
Hilo
Tuowlay
Jamen Sisson
Alden
Hawaui
Chas
We Alden
Ion
Man
AL In
Rud Wn
Aaya Ter
Harry
Damace
Kauai
PLAC
Mauna Loa
Helene
Maat
Hawaii Porta
Alameda
Furgman
Hontun
Bright's Disease and Diabetes News
Merchants’ Protective Ass’n, Ltd
Honolulu Drug Co
Fort
Hawaiian Electric Company, Limited
King St
Alal
GUY Owens Electrical Construction Co., Ltd
Union Street
Hotel Street
Turkey
Metropolitan Meat Company, Limited
Theo. H. Davies & Co, Limited
J. Burney Yeo
Popular Science Monthly
Charles F. Chandler
N. Y
Consolidated Soda Water Works, Ltd
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