Local and General Review of Honolulu Dated Events
A busy Honolulu bulletin notes a calm morning with no arrests, upcoming Calico Ball, fresh oyster cocktails at Bute Tea Cream Parlors, and Senator McCandleen’s return from Kauai. It lists tourist movements, a moonlight excursion plan to Kwa mill, Biue Flame stoves, arrivals at the Arlington, Myrtle Best Club growth post Regatta, a not guilty liquor trial verdict, and numerous social and corporate notices including hotel concerts, misprinted passenger names, dairy management changes, stone samples moved for the fire station, and multiple personnel updates across local firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bute
John A. McCandleen
Kauai
Ewa Mill
Kwa Mill
Board of Health Minutes Describe Tuberculosis Culls and Hospital Plans
At yesterday’s meeting, Veterinary Surgeon W T Monvarrat reported two cows owned by private families condemned and killed for tuberculosis. Dairymen would accept future Cow Tuberculosis examinations if the Board bears the cost. Leper Settlement reports were read. Mr Meyer warned not to alter permanent roads without Board permission. All ko kane to be examined and clothing disinfected before leaving the settlement. Brothers Jerkins and Hancock granted permission to visit Waiher settlement. Dr McWayne’s resignation as head of the North Konawas Board of Health was accepted. Reynolds reported a $1000 budget for a new corrugated iron roof at Wailuka hospital. Plans for a new Hilo hospital costing $2500 were presented and arrangements authorized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Health
W. T. Monvarrat
Tiwaa
Meyer
Board of Education Action on Diplomas and School Arrangements
The Board of Education discussed diploma forms for Normal school students and referred the matter to the Inspector General. They also referred Mrs Damas request to start a Kindergarten to the inspector general. Deputy Inspector Scott reported hiring Mr Taggerd for the annual report and planned pay roll status. The board favored teaching vertical handwriting in public schools and accepted August Ahrens resignation as Waiane school agent. Truant officers were instructed to curb wholesale arrangements. A Portuguese woman was killed by sharks at Kainolia, body fragments found. Mauna Loa report noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Mra. J. L. Damas
Scott
Cooper
Mr. Taggerd
Manue
Townsend
August Ahrens
Waiane
Lexpestor Scott
Kainolia
At4io
Mauna Loa
Agents warned on Sunday law infractions by AG department
The Attorney General's department notified steamship line agents that any loading or unloading on Sundays will be prosecuted. A prominent agent said he had no objection but noted notification should have preceded this year's fine schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Attorney- General's Department
Leap Year Drama Leaves A Queen Anne Couple Curious
A well known young gentleman declined to call on a charming Queen Anne resident. When pressed, he cited her as too lively and full of fire, fearing she might “pop.” The tale recalls Leap Year social intrigue while suggesting a lighthearted approval of restraint. The brief notes playful romance and local scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen Anne Town
Criterion
Multiple Proceedings Highlight Honolulu Court Docket
A segmented Honolulu docket shows Judge Carter sentencing Moo pond to five months and a $100 fine for distilling liquor, with Akoui receiving three months and a $200 fine. A lien suit over the Occidental hotel is filed by Francis Dunn and EB H Walter, with Mason Davis as attorney. Guardianship asks for a widow’s property control by Na wahi brothers. Trial notes include Waihee Sugar Co demurrer under advisement and Dole for the Republicans. A watch theft trial for D. Laalaalei heads to the jury as proceedings continue in various cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter
Moopond
Triest
Akoui
Tudge Perry
Francis Dunn
H. F. Walter
Peter High & Co
Occidental
Blakes and
King Streets
Final Marquardt concert adds new acts Monday night
A new card for the Marquardt concert on Monday lists Lieutenant Slnytor R N of the I te as featured guest since the cruiser’s arrival. It marks the final appearance of harpist Marquardt and showcases Jamie Wilder Honolulu comedian. Graham and Miss McGrew duet. Gillig performs Asthore. Additional acts include V G Graham and Donal de V Graham with violin and harp solos, Winds in the Trees, and Danube River encore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marquardt
Slnytor
R.N
Ite
Jamie Wilder
Honolulu
Orient
Mr. Graham
Miss McGrew
Breitschak Marquardt
Celie
Fantasio Martha
Hwilnaes
Flotow Gilli
Maying
Mr. Smith
D. Ie V.graham
Slayter
R. N
Jamon Wilder
Danube River
H.m.gillig
D.de V.graham
Poundmaster's Notice of Impounded Colored Horse
Notice is hereby given that a colored horse branded on the left hind quarter, white on the left foreleg, and white hind leg has been impounded in the Government Pound at Makiki, Honolulu. Bids will be received on Saturday February 20, 1807, at the pound. the highest bidder may claim the animal. Poundmaster, Honolulu, February 6, 1807.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Center
Waiano
A. Griscom Jr
Americn Steamship Line
Honolulu
Alameda
H. B.M. B.jowrus
Pavifla Clube
Chamberlain
Conley
Makiki
Tenfold
Walker Resigns as Adent Fon Thawatias Lacan Official
J. S. Walker from Honolulu requests removal from Room 19 Boreckole Block, seeking resignation from an official post. The notice references administrative steps and location in Hawaii. Further details unclear from the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
Lewis Co. Presents Broad Goods From the Australia
The Australia brings a wide range of goods for dealers and consumers. Wholesale rates apply to bulk buyers. Fresh items include California apples, Kidne potatoes, Ole Wheat flour, Cream Flake Wheat, Uute and Morning Meal, Mackerel, Salmon Bellies, Oranges, Herrings, Chipped Beef, Creamery Butter, Camenbert Kronen Kraiser Fromage de Brie, and 48 additional items. Honolulu quality praised. telephone orders welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
California
Camenbert Kronen Kraiser Fromage de Brie
Honolulu
Build Tools Promised Amid Free Land And Brave Weather
WW. DIMOND'S announces a big buy of first class carpentry and machinist tools for demand during unsettled weather. The assortment includes Millers Palle ratchet brace Drills Olmstead saw file Bailey adjustable blade planes steel tape measures two foot ivory bound rules Olmstead mitre boxes and New Rogers four power scroll saw with attachments. All items guaranteed first class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millers Palle Company
Elkin
Bailey
Olmstead
Roger
Also Mentioned on This Page
The
Hawaiian Hardware Co
M. W. Holmes
Hamakwa
E. Haletoad
Wainlun
Arlington Hotel
Myrtle Best Club
R. H. McLean
Kreuter
J. M. Monroe
Paul R. Isenberg
Chiles
A. Rice
Wainloo
Raus
Gerts
Mesare
Herbert
Walter Austin
Clarence M. White
Macfarlane & Co
Hawaiian Electric Company
United Kingdom
Compass
Kukasko
Owen
Wo Alry
Repeire Antharerd
Waltahn
tMeepitni
ROYAL
Hobron Drug Co's
New
Hobron Drug Co
King & Fort
Opera House
Edison
Hendry
Kivas and
Financole
Howse Ountaing
Lunalilo
Pensacola
Chas
Hustroce
Stook Brokur, Wire and Life Insurance
Campbell
Merchant Street
ALT Merchant Btreet
Peerless Preserving Paint Company
Soptoiary Joreiign
Dary
Alitotamt Marte
Ree Bendall
A -Horver
Donali de V. Graham
Mazurka de Concertsseess Schnecher
Breitschake
Asthore
Darling
Troterer
H. M. Gillig
Thomae
Donalil de V. Graham
Poundmaster
S. Walker
Resenat Adent Fon Thawatias Lacan Pa
Royal Sowrance Company
Alliance Ansurance Conny
Aliie Marne and General Assurance Company
Hua Lite Assurance Company
Cenada
Wiltolans
Madgeburg Insurance
Talon Hod Xatlodal Iusursuen Company
Fort Street
Just
London
Hollister & CO
Havana
Corner Fort
Merchant Streets
Lewis & Co
Dimond
Land of the
Free
Home of