Open Tender for National Guard Hawaii Provisions 1896
Sealed tenders addressed to the Commissary Department of the National Guard of Hawaii are invited for twelve months starting January 1 1897. Items include butter bacon bread beef hearts livers tripes milk mutton potatoes tea and more with itemized quantities and delivery at specified locations. Tenders close December 30 1896 at noon and bids must be endorsed by the Commissarybay. The minister notes no obligation to accept the lowest bid.
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Woeoun
Commissary Department
National Guard of
Hawaii
California
Brrineke el Ce
Wu Joe
Foreign Office
Cabinet Members Required to File 1896 Accounts
Under Article 85, Section I of the Constitution, cabinet members must file annual reports of their department transactions for the year ending December 21. The Minister of Finance asks all with monetary government claims to present them by 12 oclock noon January 1, 1897, to avoid closing delays for 1896 accounts.
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Wil Thove
Honolulu Sanitarium and its Quiet Healing Place
A fragment describes the Honolulu Sanitarium at 1082 King Street as a calm facility with trained nursing staff and organized therapies. Mentions Swedish Movement and physical training, with references to Kellogg and Burlanite figures in the care approach.
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Honolulu Sanitarium
King Street
Nureen
Misys
Kellogg
Administrator's Notice and Probate Proceedings in Honolulu
Notices warn creditors to present claims against the estate of Charles Hammer deceased by Honolulu administrator David Dayton. Dates cited include December 18, 1805, and probate matters filed in First Circuit Court of Hawaii for Anna Armstrong estate with a January 13, 1807 hearing. Also mentions a local store defending against unfounded trade rumors and misstatements about imports.
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David Dayton
Charles Hammer
Honolulu
First Circuit
Hawaiian Islande
Anna M. Armstrong
Balding
J. A. Thompson
Hovolulu
Christmas Memories from Hawaii Childrens Eyes
A nostalgic Christmas vignette describing a baby's gaze at holiday wonders in Hawaii. It recalls Lily and a departed child, contrasting bright, joyful play with loss. The piece blends festive imagery with remembrance, hinting at family grief while celebrating Christmas joy.
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Christiina
Christmas Garden Event at Curt Hoy Cerra
Rainy evening retreat transformed into a magical garden of lights and gifts at Curt Hoy Cerra School. Students and children enjoyed carols, recitations, and a Star of Bethlehem display while teachers organized decorations, prizes, and refreshments.
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Avery
Coe
Christina
Woc
Caltoilile
Eddie
Guitir
Lorna
Atwater
Christus Carol
Vialet
Tovlet
Reese
Hoye
C. C. McGuire
Swinson
Harrison
Weedon
W. L. Hopper
Mr. Hopper
Mra
Geo, Ki, Boardman
Singer bakery offers pies and pastries in old established style
H F Singer of the Singer bakery advertises a range of pies including Chiriatunes Pion Extra mince orasberry and rynneh pies with Nile livery available for delivery Christ aetanreustny sneutlig fresh (ules wlenken. The note emphasizes specialty in WM kinds and keeps a traditional bakery tone.
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H. F. Singer
Singer Bakery
Nile
Board of Health hears reports and bids at afternoon session
The Board of Health convened with reports from Dr. Monsar, Tripestur Keliipio, and Agent iesee on the Jeper settlement. President Smith noted a claim from I A Thurston for damages to Chinese clients over harbor fishing prohibition, referred to Executive Council. Engineer Hering spoke on filtration and costs, bids for six months of supplies were opened, and Dr. Emerson was authorized to publish a pamphlet of Board matters.
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Executive Council
Frank 8. Dodge
Survey Department
Engineer Hering
Hering
Smith
Boa
Emerson
Povern Big Board
Shewlth Matters
Mr. Smith
Cooper
Boston
Bronigh
Honolulu Caterer Christmas Bower Serves Famous Dinner
Thomas Krouse of the Arlingston will serve a renowned dinner tomorrow. He is recognized as Honolulu's leading caterer and guests at his table will be regaled with a repast that will make their hearts glad.
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Duby
Cherie Hamner
Bite
Honululu
Island
Oat
Chiane
Winther
Hales
Mortimer
Hany
Wilbie
Meretant Street
Honolulu
Pete Lucas
Christus
Thomas Krouse
Arlingston
Mr. Krouse
Beaver restaurant served free stuffed turkey and cranberry sauce today
Herr Nolte treated Beaver patrons to a complimentary stuffed turkey and cranberry sauce for Janch morning. Executors argued in the Supreme Court before holiday adjournment. Wall Nichols Co remains the sole Awl exclusive agent for Pinney's Hawaiian Directory with a supply delivered today. Outer island residents can obtain a copy by witnessing the above issue.
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Herr Nolte
Janch
Republic Vs. Parsons
Lioussea Ve
Supreme Court
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