Local and General notices on community events and sales
Community notices list a range of items from meetings at Andrews cathedral to public auctions and ship arrivals. The text records a German Benevolent Society gathering, a North German Lloyd Co. offer, and multiple sales, licenses, and trades. Names such as Yeung Heng and Kamohanieha appear alongside references to sailors, markets, and cargo updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heathy
New Fennland
Henry & Co
Hall
King Street
Mewence
Punahys
Heaywatthians
Henne
Pernandes
Hull
New England
Purple Deere
Lenis
German Benevolent Society
Helt
Forman
Aaulitears
Hlurlidern
Yokohanyt
Bodgwick
Berndi
Phar
Punta
Soilewick
Kamohanieha
Amd
Honotdle
Amerie Wallan
Netty Han
Mixkawell
Kawah
Inter-Tytard Co
Trafic
Aternoon
Puget Sound
Exon
Iyer
Alameda
Lear
Ke Namen
Pehenar
Teulay
Kitawew
Hee
Hagat
Lulee
Yous Heng
We Have Moved Reflects New Store Location
An OCR fragment describes a bookstore moving to Motel Street Huet opposite Union to attract more visitors. It promises easier access for customers and invites browsing and word of mouth, with notes of standard and rare editions and a magnified stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huet
Union
Fragmented OCR Claims Public Power Over Property Case
A garbled legal notice fragment discusses jurisdiction over public property and private remedies. It references constitutional or legislative powers, citizen status, and enforcement questions. The remainder is unreadable, hindering precise entity extraction.
Court Justice Hartwell Seeks Clarity in Parole Debate
Fragmentary union report notes debates over parole terms and exchange of information. The document references a general inquiry into statements, belief and property verification, with emphasis on the integrity of proceedings and the roles of involved parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartwell
Concurring Opinion of Chief Justice Frear on Power to Exchange Lands
Chief Justice Frear discusses whether Land Commissioner authority to exchange of lands under Section 244 can be extended. He argues executive power may not infringe provincial departments and questions the proper scope of policy decisions by executive officers versus the legislature within the comprehensive act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frear
Lateriae
Miley
Jarvis
Coutmeine Reio
Conrons
Commissioner of Public Lands
Honolula
Dissenting Opinion on Public Land Exchange Power
Justice Wilder dissents from the majority over Governor’s authority to exchange 1 400 acres of public land under the Land Act of 189% and whether private gains are allowed. The dissent argues no time limit exists to exchange and questions statutory constraints cited in Sec. 214 RL, noting historical context from the 19th century.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannerton
Jamie Art
Sapir
Minister of the Interior
Moe
Cdi
Tabnatius
Ortega
Amy
Justice Wilder
Stevent
Connie Kloner
Jonnie
Shipping Intelligence Briefs and Appointments
Shipping notices list various agents and routes with due today and due tomorrow markers. Names such as Thuretay Janney and Clamline Parker appear alongside port destinations Mawel Maen and Kamat. Entries indicate vessels and route pairs with freight quantities noted in scattered OCR form.
VESSELS ARE DUE AT THE PORT THIS WEEK
A schooner Helene Teor Bian Franeives may arrive any day after a 19 day voyage from the port. Heleto brings full cargo with WG Lewitt aboard. Notable plan to celebrate a fine Bo-fAot tnuneh for the men. One Enterpene will depart Hill e city this afternoon, freight rate listed as 2.00 for the city. Delay in Wile due to heavy rains slowed unloading operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helene
Heleto
WG. Lewitt
Matean Finer
Hille
Telne
Iceberg Sightings and Land Exchange Debate Highlight 1895 Act
Report details a voyage near latitude 42 and longitude 1 with large icebergs estimated at 160 feet high while discussing a public land exchange case under the Land Act of 1895. The text analyzes the scope of the Commissioner's power, argues the exchange conflicts with the act, and reflects on legislative intent and constitutional limits. The opinion asserts the Legislature did not intend to authorize such expansive public land exchanges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ooml
Alawkan Renorte
New York
Tega
F Chrnniele
Dan
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Nene
Masonic Temple
Montiay Oceanic
Suiiag Pacific
Armony Lodge
Port Street
Coa
Simpson
Mystic Lodge
We O'Vlork
Kia Street
Walorun
Oanu Lopae
Kor
K. 1. Hall
King Wired
Dera
McKinley Lodge
Honolulu
Fr. C. E
Wort Street
PY Oeder
Marky 1
Simpeon
Muriay
Wrinley Lopa Lodge
Kot P
Viatting Brothers
F. C
Bam McKhag UR
W.P. HT Moore
W. Bey
Yack Wionnh
Vieiing Brothers Continuy Sii Witenit
Damien
Hawaiian Carriage Tag Company
sHeay Sr
Wee Main Av
Zeolege
Damu Ice and Electric CO
Kewalo
Telephone
Vienna Bakery
Gali
E. M. Taylor
Young Building
Koffschlaeger Go
Imiter
Kirg and
Ethel Sts
Terra
Lewers&Cooke. Ltd
S. King Street
Fort Street
Thos. Lindsay
Bulletin Pubs
Ashing Company
A. N. Sanford
Ston Building
May & Co
Mabon
Emall Groper Terre
Phil Thes Witiirawal
Partie Anni
Piers
Galen
Hareels
Tovtaere
Tnt
Te Rovers
Wm, C, Lyon Co., Ltd
H. Cullman
H.C
H. Culman
Bertionn
Weber
Yale
Cangar
Algiefiont
Doctor Cigar
Fitzpatrick Bros
Cor. Hotel and
Fort Streets
Shipping Intelligence
Thuretay
Janney
Palifornian
Bwontnter Area
Kine Maine Lim
Biierean
Mawel
Maen
Clamline, Parker
Mail
Stir Kimuk Freeman
Fim
Ber Foreteen
Skr
Eiterprins
Youngren
Ville
Ir Franelees
Witth
Cone Freel
Orings
W. W. Ahana & Co., Merchant Tailors
King A
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