Public Auction Notice on Boat House Lease at Harbor Site
On Wednesday March 10, at 12 noon, at the Trout Entrance of the Executive Building, a lease of Boat House Site Ryde yn De Bank Sidlo of the Harbor bee on the Ayetai Yacht and Bontub Iuild will be re sold. The lease runs 10 years at 850 per year payable monthly. Bid security of One Thousand and to be limited for Boat Glob Pijosily. Wharfage not included. Term ends upon notice from the Minister of the Fuerior. Building to be removed by the Jeane at termination.
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Woluck Nowy
Ryde
Jeanes
Jeane
Notios
Ot Lerwley
Franchise scheme for Hawaii sparks exclusive land and Bible rights
The Pacific Cable Company proposes an exclusive franchise for a telegraph line between the islands and the United States and seeks exclusive rights to land Bibles on Hawaii for twenty years. The plan critics note Congress may not approve such monopoly. Also a US policy change allows mariners certificates to be renewed by consul endorsement rather than personal port appearance, benefiting officers in the islands.
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General A. 8
Harwell
Atetorbey
Pacific Cable
New York
Col. Spalding
New Doreey
Waives
United States
Tsnding
Sears
Amer & 4
United States Congress
Bawaii
America
Horswell
Torney
Overal
Bunnevin
Ward
Connel
New Hebrides Question Murky as Storm Focus Hovers
The report notes an international storm focus over the New Hebrides group in the South Bins with rumors of French annexation denied by Victoria’s Premier who called them mere speculation. Authorities say the New Hebrides question remains unsettled and under discussion.
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Hebrides
Victoria
Adid
France
Weme
New Hebrides
Australian and British naval tensions in South Seas described
A fragment recalls colonial reactions to a postulated South Seas doctrine and Australia’s support from Britain. It mentions an Arctic breeze, a gale in Sydney on January 4, and a harsh storm sweeping the harbor as an Antarctic monster travels from the southwest, all tied to a lasting memory cited by an era’s oldest inhabitant.
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Arctic
Sydney
Pacific Coast Opinion on Hawaii Annexation Sparks Debate
Letters from California readers press the case for Hawaii annexation, noting swift public reaction from the interior newspapers and contrasting sentiment with San Francisco powerhouses, arguing California is not opposed to annexation despite early misgivings and mixed press influence.
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Pacific Coast
California
San Francisco
Hawaii
Japanese maritime push grows as Siegfried unused
The report notes Nippon Yushen Kai has begun services to Australia, with no chartered intermediate cargo vessel such as the German Siegfried. This underscores a significant wartime maritime effort by Japan in the Pacific, signaling a growing reality for other nations reliant on sea lanes.
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Nippon Yushen Kai
Mail Service Talks Between NSW and NZ Leaders
Sydney Daily Telegraph reports the Postmaster General of New South Wales and the Government of New Zealand aiming to secure a bi monthly mail service to America. Subsidies support two lines the A and A and the Canadian Australian with varying payment routes. Canadians plan to add the Aorangi for Vancouver and waits at Auckland or Wellington. a new schedule could align departures to provide steadier mail to America. New South Wales pays 20000 toward A and A line and 50000 toward Canadian Australian.
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New South Wales
Sydney Daily Telegraph
New Zealand
America
A. and A
Government of
A. and A. Company
Aorangi
Vancouver
Auckland
Wellington
Cook
Sydney
A.sod A
Consdion
Cable Conference Hails Pacific Link Plan
The Sydney Daily Telegraph reports New South Wales officials greet the London Cable Conference results with approval as colonies back most recommendations. A duplicate Pacific cable is seen as essential for Australia, delivering resilient, rapid communications despite vast oceanic depths and distances. Professor Silvanus Thompson suggests new methods could push 70 words per minute over a single Pacific cable with small extra cost.
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New South Walon
Sydney Daily Telegraph
London
Cook
Kaoglawl
Pacific
Eastern Extension Company
Australia
Silvanus Thompson
Motor cars and bicycles collide with modern life
A Sydney Daily Telegraph note discusses motor car trials between Brighton and London as proof of practicality. It describes future streets with motorized bicycles, notes current faults like mud spray and oil smells, and predicts widespread vehicle propulsion pending refinements while a Dimon contest hearing fills Judge Carter's courtroom.
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Outis
Sydney Daily Telegraph
Brighton
London
France
United States
New Cutlery Invoices Show Broad Selection For Home Use
Jimery Opies announces large invoices of American and English cutlery covering home and plantation needs. Highlights include Wade & Butcher razors Westenholm razors and pocket cutlery Green River Cher knives Seymour scissors Bankers’ shears sailors and barbers shears hair clippers horse clippers and Hawaiian Aluminum Cane Knives famed for strength and lightness. An extensive assortment of imported novelties is available for viewing.
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Wade & Butcher
Westenholm
Green River
Seymour
Bond S.ailors
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Gide
Zondulu
Daniel Logan
Atly Service
Samme
de Rucress
Homsel
Sydney Wei
Carter
Oceanic
Tie
al Sthauship
Honolulu
Seudarnitedl
Wa. G. Irwin & Co
Jimery Opies
KANE
the ‘Hawaiian Hardware Co. Limited
Spreckels
Bank
Fort Street
Fi. W. Sofimidé
Lave
Designa
Paris
Shoe Ch
Temple OF Fashion
Honolhu, Stent
David Dayton
Merchant Street
Borvtania Street
Picket Street
Sandal Street
Ben
Kobelio Lane
Palaras
Hawaiian Quintette Club
W. Dimond
Wittokal
Richard i
Churlea
Watalay
Risenberg
Bateaw
Amam - Aiarquardt
Hawaiian Opera House
Anniavd Ihe
H. M.gillig
Jamie Wilder
Miss Kath McGrew
Bonaire
W. EK. Rowell
A.V. Gear
King Street
Waikiki
W. O. Peacock
Fernandez Notary Public and Typewriter
Orvick
Marchant
J. O. Carter
P.O
Beening
H.f.wichman
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