Bowling for Ladies finale at pattern 18 Alakea
Tonight the finale to the bowling tournament will be held at pattern 18 Alakea with strong interest as some top players join. The venue offers ample facilities for ladies and an extra practice alley is reserved for non entrants. Also notes on cricket and a baseball gym event with Teams Mini meow Men and Malletuimas, tying into standings and potential first place outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mport
Wong
Clase
Busineke
Minis
Fee
Waterhouse
F.C. Atherton Piret
Anti Saloon League Ponders Primo Beer Debate
A meeting of the Anti Saloon League advisory committee discussed the Primo beer valuation question and decided to take no action for several days while planning local actions by saloon license holders. The group also considered appealing to higher courts over a minor saloon employment law and cited Justice Wilcox’s interpretation in the police court case. Attending were He Atherton We A. Frowen Larrin Andrewn Then Mich ards Rev Wo 1 Westervelt and Hey Wo HL Rice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joann
Judan Wilcox
Atherton
A. Frowen
Larrin Andrewn
Michards
Westervelt
Rice
Local Jottings and Ship News From Honolulu
A mixed Honolulu column notes the Bark Hewper sails for Australia, The Kiwi from Hilo arrives tomorrow near noon, and Honolula’s ka I has several items of interest. The steamer Moana is due this afternoon but may delay. Also mentions new wall paper designs and local officials, plus changes at the China Building and medical staff movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moana
China
Koren
Tparite Mail Company
Etralie
Magilinn
New York
San Francino
Walters
Sly
Maul Leaking Scene At Kipahuls Station
A chaotic incident at Kipahuls involving a vessel named Maal arriving from Ki Wahl. A heavy swell damaged the craft on both sides while near the wharf, with Captain Kennett returning to port without reporting the full extent of injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ki- Wahl
Kina Hut
Saoranula
Kipahuls
Kennett
Yort
Kipabuly
Hamoa
Land Shell Gathering Excursion Planned for February 22
The YM CoA schedules a land shell gathering on Saturday February 22. Young men will enjoy leisure time at the YM building before departing to Komatiuanui, a major peak near the pall. Travers will guide the party, with a route along mountain ridges and ascent by the Bawits Helehie Tite, ending at Konahnanut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YM Coa
Yom
Komatiuanui
Konahnanut
Travers
Warve
Mr. Tras Vere
Coltertor
Tani Shell
Beth
Maile Ilima Meeting Sets Special Club Gather
A special Maile Ilima meeting is planned for Monday at 7 20 o clock. It will likely be held at the president’s Vineyard street residence since the new club quarters aren’t ready. The aim is to discuss forming a team beam to compete with other athletic bodies on field day organized by the Boy Scouts Brigade athletics committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lab
WD. King
Vineyard Street
Boye’ Brigade
Athletommatttes
Village fire story from distant port aboard Whalebone ship
A garbled report describes a fire aboard a vessel near Carcolton and Tae Hine, with mentions of Ambark, Hons Sey, and a sequence of unclear actions. It references a town tear eels and rough sea events, plus notes on a rash, a stool, and a bemirti rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ibine Heckbent
Wrivan
Etlip
Tear Eels
Tony
Ambark Fae
Rash Wits
Ullie
New Manager Arrives at Marine Mall Wharf
Jt Le Riley has been appointed to replace the late Archie GIRling at the Marine Mall wharf. He arrived in China aboard the ship and will begin his duties on Monday. Riley previously worked for the company and recently oversaw operations in Southern California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jt le Riley
Archie Girling
Marine Mall
China Thie Marine
Riley Haw
Haw
Hiainesa
Routhern
Had Branding Trustees Meet For Committee Work
The Had Branding trustees held a meeting focusing on committee appointments and duties. Members like Jobn Wise, Mr. Lappe, and WoC were named to discuss matters, with Seheemerhory appointed to a cony committee and others to advise on day-to-day duties. Few of eleven attendees were present at the session. A Washington letter from a United States Senator referenced fire claims funding and related actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cie Hapolis
Ju Athletic
Tnt Hight
Wan Done
Jobn Wise
Lappe
Woc
Croak Jp
Ana
J. G. Pratt
Chives
Giemhaloo
Washington
United Staty
Ebates
Hawalls
Untitled Local Track Meet Rumors and Court Note
A scrambled report from a morning track meet mentions Ed Smith and Leaver in a close mishap on the Kapiotan track with a narrow margin of victory. A police court note records a drunkenness charge with a defendant’s quip about being not sober and a remark about costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Smith
Elena
PUNE
Pune A Lagts Ayreon
Arlyhile Reutnens
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wail, Nichols 60, Ltd
Aimple
Honolulu
Wilton
Smyrna
J. Hopp & Company
Gorner King and Bethel Sts
Zealand
New Zealand
California
H. May
Lewis & CO
Groces
Fort Street
Robert Louis Stevenson
Balfour
Amaterbere
Zol Hawthorne
Lavender
Henley
Coulton
Merriman
Mary E Wilkine
Jane
Elliott
W. EB
Arthur
Golden
Rule Bazaar
Alakea Street
Nergor
John Cine
Jonn Watpehnllde A. Macinan Bila
Ce AS
Minny
HH. Matehwtot
Hite Building
Stree Ladirg
Lym
Primo Beer Decision
Fienrop
Ottien
Campbell
Antralia
Hilo
Boxte
Artington
Awollen
Sarah
Pratt
Hitle Taue
Alice Inar Baroon
Hottechiunger Cove
King Street
Pointed United Later
San Hranchero
Ri Hat
Gsnip
Honolula
Ainley
Kmuee
McInerny Shoe Store
Qualitien
Astremoty Law
Pacific Import Company
A. N. Sanford
Boston Building
Over May & Co
O . Avery
Jain
Hite
Metropole Building
Alakea St
Maile Ilima Meeting
Munsell Tar
Hart Pee Ee
Clinton J. Hutchins
Insurance
Mcinerny Block
Fort ST
Florida
Mabin
Sid
Melinda
Coyne Furniture Company, Ltd
Progress Block
J. H. Pisher & Company. Stock and Bond Brokers
Agents For Fire Association
Philadelphia Western Assurance CO
Teronto
Stangenwald Lig
Honolulu Stock Exchange
Nam
Pebruary
Db OF Stock
Leaner Sauer
Pana Uggs
Rane
Wells
Wilcos
Suca
Willard ER. Brown
W. A. Love
Frank Halstead
Halstead &C
Stock and Ind Brokers
Honolulu Stock and Bond Exchange
Albert Raas
Bloom
Stangen‘wald
Postoffice
E. W. Jordan
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