Mission Board Meeting Reports Japanese Work and Hawaii Grant
A meeting of the Woman’s Board of Missions heard reports on Japanese mission efforts in Honolulu and Japan, with speakers including Mrs Otobo and Mrs Kishimoto. An appeal for $19,000 for a memorial at the Gullek School in Spain was noted but no action taken. The discussion covered Sunday and night schools, girls’ education, and the Kakanko Sunday school, along with updates on the memorial album funding and publication delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Board of Missions
Lowateal Chiou Church
Honolulu
Rutape
Wan Road
Mra
Belma Kinney
Mike Carre Camile
Boston Hawaii
Alice Goron Quirek
Gullek School
Spain
Commodore Perry
Japan
Hawaii
Growing Woman's Society
C. Hy Gullick
North Pacific Institute
Kawalahao
Kakanko
Motil
Mra Lhida
Hiram Bingham
Sketch class meeting for Kitohana Art League members
The sketch logs for the Kitohana Art League will hold its first meeting next Saturday at 7 40 PM in the League rooms. All members interested in this line of work are urged to attend with working paraphernalia. The text then shifts to a separate financial note stating 2002 US street car capitalisation reached 2 870 629 916 dollars with operating earnings of 47 553 999 and net income after expenses of 30 690 977.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kitohana Art League
United States
Basketball League Organizes Junior Teams Schedule Set
The Junior Basketball league formed with twelve players from four teams selecting officers and setting rules. Committees chosen and a Kamerary season to begin Feb 13 with Saturday games at 7 30 pm, colors required, substitutions allowed, and a schedule featuring Iolani Leahi Comets High School and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meague
U. St Gal
Young
Paul Schmidt
Byrne
Keoho
Lolanis
Holt
Leahis
Desha
Williams
Heehert
Untess
Joluni
Comte
Hist School
Teahi
Xamen
Tolani Va
Comets
Leahi
Leah
Iolani
Laughable drill question ends with odd police joke
A naval drill night scene reveals Lieut Newton testing privates on duties. A private, asked what to do in fire, incorrectly says call the police. The incident closes with amusement and a note about the Business Man's Handy Index listings in the Saturday Bulletin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NG. H
Newton
Jwork
Calla
Lowing Hie
Congressional Opinions on Hawaii Corporation Powers Debated
The House debate on the Hawaiian Electric franchise bill reveals split views on Territory of Hawaii laws, with Payne of New York and Grosvenor of Ohio challenging the act. Letters from Hawaii officials and technical calculations on utility rates, coal costs, and capacity outline arguments for Congress to approve Act 48 of 1903, amid testimony from public works officials and electrical engineers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Representatives
Payne
New York
Grosvenor
Ohio
House
Washington
Mr. Payne
Robinson
Felk
Unit States District Court of Hawaii
Senate
Congress
Hawaiian Legisla|ature
Carter
Territory of Hawaii
Hawaiian Electric Company
Honolulu
New Zealand
New South Wales
Washington, D. C
Washington, D.C
Gliem
United States Capitol
Indiana
Speaker
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Dresden
Rina
N.S. Sachs Dry Goods Company, Ld
Porter Furniture Company
Theo. H. Davies & Co., Limited
Hawaiian Islands
Hawaiian Stockyards Company, Ltd
Lavery
G, H. Lewir
Harness Shop Horse Boots
King Street
Be, L, Newman
Board OF Missions
Henry Clay Morrison
The
Methodist Episcopal Church South
New Orleans
Congress of the
Hawaiian Electric Company (Limited
Territory of
Oahu
Wail
Menry E. CooPran
Elter Elvestrician
Capitol Building
Natalie
Ta Tha Aunute
Paynes
Me. Robinson
Wantington
D. C
P Gnom
Bag
Eloetrician
Capitol
Electtriefty
Thors
A. M. Robinson
Power House
D.C
State
Oregon
Nanalino
Columbia
Honolula
Paynu
Grove
Mr. Robinson
Hawaiian Electric Co., Ltd
King
Alakea
Hopp
King and
Bethel Streets
Tare Fae
Macey
H. Hackfeld & Co., Ltd
Metropolitan Meat Company
Lewin-Meyer Co.’'S
BE. J. Walker
J, Lando
Oregon Block
Hotel Street
Flonolulu Investment Co
Insurance Agen's
Aw, Gear
Emmatt May
Fort Street
Glare
Wrakly Metitine Ver
Tuketn
Auuanu Property Owners
Lord & Belser, General Contractors
C. L. Dickerson
Alakea Street
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