Honolulu Water Works Delinquency Notice and Club Meeting
Water rate notices warn delinquent accounts with a 10 percent surcharge after January 15, 1906, payable at the Honolulu Water Works office. The Fourth District Republican Club calls members to a meeting at Bailey’s Mall on December 15 to discuss precinct actions and committee duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bhzhih Brockvet Fourth District Republican Club
Baily
Tree Central
Mliewse
Arder Jlvcas
Chateman
Honolulu
Thirtieth Series Stock Offering by Pleaser Building & Loan
The Thirtieth Series of stock to the Pleaser Building & Loan Association was issued in October 2004 and is now open for subscription. Membership fee is sixty cents per share and the monthly dividend is one dollar per share. For details contact A. V. Gear, Secretary, 12 King Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleaser Building & Loan Associa
Wendy
A. V. Gear
King St
Real Estate Transfers Record December 16 1904
Real estate transfer notes dated December 16 1904 show property movements among multiple individuals and attorneys. Entries reference parties such as Tart Tsenberg Edward Wy du Gud We Mol Trenborg Swaney Hangin and others with locations implied. The fragmentary list indicates conveyances and related actions, typical of property transfer notices in the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tsenberg
Atty
Trenborg
Waney
Swaney
Rioy
Ahwal
Officers of Honolulu Chapter Elect for Masonic Year
At the regular monthly meeting of Honolulu Chapter No.1 ALM held yesterday afternoon at 1 o clock the following officers were elected to serve during the ensuing Masonic year High Priest Chas 8 Hall King Kirk B Porter Scribe C G Bockne Treasurer W Q Antwater Secretary J a Tucker Has a inking way the photograph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Regulnt
Honolulu
Alm
Chas
Hall
King
Kirk B. Porter
C.G. Bockne
Trengier
W. Q. Antwater
Ja. Tucker
Fragmented OCR Notice With Obscure Place Names
A damaged OCR excerpt mentions multiple places and ports with unclear names and scattered references. It notes a Sunday due date and references various persons and port terms, but the exact action, authority, or location remains obscured.
Hawaii fishery rights repeal act explained
A historical note describes a repeal of private fishery rights in Hawaii waters not within ponds or artificial enclosures. The act aims to open waters to the public, subject to vested rights, and states no repeal requires expressed terms when private privileges are removed. It discusses sovereignty, penalties, and the transition of jurisdiction over fisheries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hart Tabor
Hawaii
ORGANIC ACT KILLS TABU Law
The article outlines penalties under the Organic Act for unlawfully depriving a person of fishing rights by taking or stealing another’s fish or tastings. It specifies fines up to one hundred dollars per offense and court discretion in payment defaults.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poogiley
Passengers Departed in Hawes and Mire Readout
Passengers listed include Mavanit Mawelporta and Maina Low among a long roster. Names such as Geo Lying Str ALA Pay He AL Lrewherry Wedd Cornwell and Alice Miller appear with varied spellings and uncertain affiliations. The fragmentary text reads like a passenger manifest or travel notice with many garbled surnames and scattered initials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maina Low
Doe
Bet Ing
Macquillan
Thorapwott
A. Heard
Geo
Cornwell
Mise
Mae Kohlen
Mix Alice Miller
W. Platen- Laner
George W. Cave
G. G. Bryant
Wom Rabbitt
Henriques
John Hoople
Mendereane
Rooke Woduwanl
Passengers Booked and Dine With Banting Highlighted
In Saturday's Bulletin a note lists passengers booked for a voyage and mentions Dooley dining with Banting. The colorful item mixes travel headlines with social notes and references to sports colored supplements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MB. Dooley
Public Works Seeks Bids for School Heating System
Bealed proposals will be received at the office of the Superintendent of Public Works Honolulu Hawaii until 1 o'clock p m on December 21 1904 for furnishing all labor and materials except those furnished by the department to install a heating system at Kaakopu School Vineyard Street Honolulu Hawaii. Proposals must include full names and be accompanied by a 5 percent certified check payable to C S Holloway Superintendent of Public Works. The superintendent reserves the right to reject any or all bids. Honolulu December 16 1904.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mawati
Cowet
Cita Jim En
Chin Jim Bo
Mand Idny
Honohili
H.T
Honoluli
HK 'T
Honolulu
Sig Dent
Department of Public Works
Holloway
Hoodlily T. Hy
Kaakopu
Mauka
Vineyard Street
Hinolutu
Hollarway
Superintendent of Public Works
Aset
Bupt
Regent Guy
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E. O. Hall & Son
E. H. Lewis
Mike
Chaner
Seaton
Honolnia
Lamytitte
Eighth Precinct
Fourth District
Republican Club
MD. Raminsod
Auer
SOIS
Eureka
Phese
al Aawaian Trading Co., Ltd
Fort St., Love
Wealy
Thos. F. McTighe & Co
King ST. Tee
Main
Miosem
Baiee
Peelee
Veto Frye
Sam Heise
Ory Watinanain
Sailing Today
Uray
Metene
Nile
Romorrow
Stor
Chwinly
Parker
Mant Ports
Sime Wi Mall
Phottison
Crow Kagel
The
Pacific Mutual Life
Clinton J. Hutchins
Fort Street
Gruenhagen
Chambers Drug Co
Cor, King and Fort Sts
Gertz Bros. Tel
Young Hotel
Kaakopua School
Whitney & Marsh
China
Slade
JAS. F. Morgan
Kaahumanu Street
P.O
Telephone
ASF
Morgan
NEW Overland Limited
Chicago
Southern Pacific
Union Pacific
Omaha
Kansas City
St. Louis
Denver
F. Booth
Gomery Ot
San Francie
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