Honolulu Water Works Seeks Delinquent Water Rates Due January
Public notice under authority of 1886 law requires all water privilege holders and rate payers for the year ending June 30 1806 to settle accounts by the Honolulu Water Works office on the Saturday in January 1806. Unpaid rates after fifteen days incur a ten percent penalty. notices specify payment at the Kapaaiawa mailing office and reference estate bankruptcy matters and government account closings as context.
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Honolulu
Sator
Kapaaiwa
Antony Brown
Witelae
Muscatlan
Miotier al
Katlaa
Didieiney Halling
Nolla
Calicon
Deventer Sinh
Hawaiian homestead progress boosts native industry and crops
The Evening Bulletin praises Mr Payd for inspecting homesteads on other islands and notes growing native enterprise. Coffee shipments to San Francisco from Hilo and Kona rise as homesteaders expand crops like cauliflower at Waime, with hopes for Oahu allotments and irrigation aided by landholders or government sales.
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San Francisco
Hilo
Filo
Kona
Honolulu
Waimou
Oahu
Island settlement policy favors native and existing settlers
The author argues against bringing in new foreign farmers, urging natural development using current settlers, including native and resident foreigners already on the islands. Rail access to Honolulu would boost land development, but introducing outsiders would be unnecessary and potentially harmful to the local population. Existing settlers should lead agricultural growth.
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Honolulu
Observations on Law, Postal Union, and Supreme Court Reminiscence
The piece notes Count Tusse's death and debates royal bench elevations for seasoned lawyers. It praises the Universal Postal Union as vital to commerce and predicts China may join postwar. It recalls Justice Bickerton and Justice Hartwell at a memorial session, detailing one judge’s nightly method to distill a case.
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Universal Postal Union
China
Supreme Court
Hartwell Qaid
Justice Bickerton
Hilo Street Plans and Local Notes From January Visit
Bishon Gulatan of Honolulu will visit Hilo in January to open and dedicate new Kalapa and Olan churches. A monument for Father Charles Porrot arrives via Lurline. Street widening and new routes are discussed with work expected to begin at noon. A Cauliflower shipment from Waimea was noted. Local school attendance questions prompt scrutiny of Pephekee school and salaries. Holstein and Young seek Senatorial seats amid calls for timely nominations.
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Hilo Fiamekun
Berg
Hilo
Evsakun
Waimea
Hfonolula
Kinen
Pepechee
Peprekeot
H. L. Holstein
Kolila
Alexander Young
Honolulu
Chas. Notley
Hamakua
Wary Joutengs Appeal and Hawaii Legal Notices
Wary Joutengs appeals to the Supreme Court on legal points from a district court conviction for bid language. An inventory shows Princess Poomaikelani’s estate valued at 20048 18. Bankruptcy actions filed by Hywan Bros. against J M Medeiros of Puna hau. Allen Hutchinson appeals a district court judgment favoring W Q O King for 200 reward to secure a Kilukaua bust contract. A writ of error petition in Matton vs Wilcox and Carvalho was argued before the Supreme Court.
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Ben
Geo. A. Davis
Supreme Court
Kapiolani
Princess Poomaikelani
Hywan Bros
J. M. Medeiros
Panuhau
Hawaii
Allen Hutchinson
Woman's Edition of The Time Delayed
Delay in paper work postpones the Woman's Edition by a day or two with later notice planned. Orders encouraged as each paper supports the Kindergarten Bay jot. Purser Beckley endorses A. Young as the best and only senator candidate discussed.
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Hawaii
Purser Beckley
A. Young
Senator
Holiday Goods In Honolulu Store Display
In Honolulu a local shop touts a Christmas assortment including aluminum ware solid silverware cut glass plated wares lamps onyx tables and bicycles. The extensive selection targets gift buyers with affordable prices and high quality items suitable for both practical and ornamental use.
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Australia
Honolulu
Japanese yields consignment sale cuts draw Indies attention
A fragmented OCR line notes a consign ment sale for tea or similar commodity drawing interest among Indian merchants. The garbled text references price cuts and a focus on Indies, with uncertain details about scope and participants.
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Minkat
Eliarien
Baetiys
M. Damon
Daniel Logan
Count Tusse
Austria
Leith Stock
Poomaikelani Jone App Veals
Hamtruptcy
ABBEY
Anil
Frank B. Peterson & CO
Wirth
Kev
Harry Wirthy Jd
Cameron
Tom Mouater Ue
Olildrom
Addityianion
Micents
Claire
Canbe
the Havaiian Hardware Co. Ltd
Fort Street
Club
W.S. Luce
Mowe
Schmidt & Sons
buat‘Rosa
W. S. Luce
Auctionere
Wmtter
Norris
Kahuku
Ken
Founders
Kamehameha
Prem, Viteat
Waterhanae
Mari
J. T. Waterhow
Westmater
Berlen
I Bunerin Ditiée
King Street
Fort
ED. A. Williams
Tulie
A. Williams
Alma
Waikie
Frank Hustace
D. McKenzie
Alakea St
Aly
Waikiki
Brown & Kubey
Santa Claus
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