The Bulletin's Hawaii Contest Prizes and Voting Rules
The article lists ten prizes including a Reo Touring Car and a Von Hamm Young piano and explains how voters and new subscribers can earn votes. It notes past prize recalls and outlines entry eligibility, final judging, and transfer restrictions, with vote credits via paper coupons in each issue.
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Annual stockholders meetings at Waianae and Waimanalo Sugar
Notices announce stockholders meetings for Waianae Co Ltd on February 14 2006 at 10 am at J M Dowsett secretary and for Waimanalo Sugar Co on February 23 1908 at 11 am at Wm G Irwin & Co Ltd with agents acting as meeting offices. Additional Olowalu Co notice set for February 2 1906 at 10 am with Wm G Irwin & Co Ltd agents.
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Wm. G. Irwin & Co. Ltd
Rivers
Watohinun Agricultural & Oresinog Ltd
Stockhollers of Waianae Company, Ltd
J. M. Dowsett
Merchant Street
Waianae Co. Ltd
Honolulu
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Waimanalo Sugar Co
Wm. G. Irwin & Co., Ltd
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G. Irwin & Co, Ld
Webromry
Encounters Gale Hits Ships Along Kona Coast
A gale from Mauna Loa arrival at 10 o clock caused disruption on outbound and inbound legs. Freight could not be discharged at Napoope and Hoopuloa, with ships diverted to Kau and Hookena while Honokaa faced strong north winds. Kunal unable to do work, Mont at Panahan discharged freight, and Claudine loaded sugar at Mahukona amid rough seas and northerly swells.
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Hawaii
J. le Priel
Kona
Honokas
Wwella
Kunal
Cnmble
Mont
Panahan
Claudine
Mahukons
Eclipses and maritime notices in late February report
A late February bulletin records an eelipae from 8:27 p.m. to 10:08 p.m. with full moon at 0:14 p.m. The document lists ships and captains to Hawaii ports, mentions Greenwich time, and notes arrivals and departures from Puget Sound, Hilo, Kauai, and Maui ports. Names include Kenilworth, Capt. Colley, W. G. Kawal, New Pederson, Stine, Mauna Loa, Lansing, Wolters, Bryant, Kenton, Kay, Chapin, Titcomb, and Maul port movements.
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Hoao
Greenwich Ume
Greenwish
Oh Om
Iain Pei Nema
Kenilworth
Colley
Hilo
Hime
W. G
Kawal
Bume
Nowa Pederson
Await
Stine
Kaual Posta
Thompson
Mauna Loa
Hawa Sra
Lansing
Mea
W. A. Wall
CE Maymon
Maul Ports
O'Sullivan
K. M. Carltee
Ahipton
A. Gueno
Ab Wah
A. C. Alexander
Weather Report From Early Morning Observations
Weather report shows temperatures at 6 am 4 percent humidity at 71, 10 am 71, noon 73 with minimums and dew point readings. Winds NW at several speeds, trace rainfall in the last 24 hours, total wind movement about 38 miles. Section Director, U S Weather Bureau.
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U. 8 Weather’ Bureau
Funeral ceremonies for Col W F Allen held today
In Honolulu the funeral for the late Col W F Allen was held at 4 PM from his Victoria and Beretania residence. Dr W M Kincaid officiated, pallbearers listed, hymns sung, with rites at Makiki cemetery and interment at Nu’uanu Cemetery on Wednesday.
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Victoria and
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W. M. Kincaid
Central Union Church
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C. M. Cooke
B.C. Jones
J. O. Carter
M. Damon
F. W. Macfarlane
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A. G. Cleghorn
Otie
Mira Gertrude Hall
H. F He Bon
Stanley Livingston
Makiki
Charles F. Hall
Nuuany
Wadhisday
Mervices
Courtmartial for Scherrer and marine on stolen Chinaman goods
Courtmartial set for Thursday at the Marine Barracks involving Courtmartail A. Scherrer and a marine accused of selling a pair of shoes and related army and navy clothing valued at about $60. Policeman Rose testified goods were owned by Chinamen found with intent to resell. government to claim the goods.
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Marine
Marine Barracks
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Naval Barracks
Willemsee
Manchuria on 15th from Yokohama to San Francisco
Mackfeld and Co report the Manchuria will sail from Yokohama today bound for San Francisco via Monoluk, arriving on the 15th. After discharging freight and passengers, the vessel will proceed to Honolulu for 120 passengers and 1100 tons of freight on the return voyage to the Coast.
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Yokohama
Pacifc
San Francisco
Monoluk
Bison
Honolulu
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