Honolulu Cricket Club Holds Annual Meeting
Dr H V Murray presided as quorum was confirmed for the Honolulu Cricket Club annual meeting. Thirteen matches were played with ten wins, including battles against British warships and the T H Davies & Co. eleven. Officers elected include Dr HV Murray as president, RB A Jordan as vice president, Wm Thompson as secretary treasurer, H L Herbert as captain, A St M Mackintosh as vice captain, with Rev V Hl Kitont, A Wansey and M J Brasch on the executive board. The club praised Kenoy for practice grounds and Jacobsen for keeper work. About a dozen new members joined, boosting active members to roughly 46.
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H. V. Murray
Honolulu Cricket Club
Board of Management
T H Davies & Co
Honolulu
Kenny
Legation
Ww. Thompson
HV Murray
RB A Jordan
Wm ‘Thompson
H L Herbert
St M Mackintosh
Hl Kitont
A Wansey
M 3 Brasch
J H. Catton
Mr. Kenoy
Viggo Jacobsen
Keorer
Grataique
T. EB. Krouse
Arlington Hotel
Subscriptions Offer for Property Records and Legal Notices
An incomprehensible OCR fragment describes subscription pricing and a bundle of deeds mortgages leases and coal contracts with mentions of POWs attorneys and a monthly price of $2.00 per month.
Thrones for sale at Honolulu historic royal effects auction
The St James Gazette notes imminent sale of Hawaiian monarchy items in Honolulu. Catalog includes two thrones said to be of tiny gold and regalia from Kamehameha I to Queen Liliuokalani, plus Napoleon III gifts. Royal furniture and regalia seized by the republican government after the revolution, kept for collectors.
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St James Gazette
Ogan
London
Honolulu
Terides
Kameolaweha the Great
Liliuokalavi
Napoleon Tii
Kalakaun
Paris
Rainfall for January Across Hawaiian Islands Shows Heavy Precipitation
January rainfall was remarkably heavy across all islands with Olan leading at 51.46 inches if sustained for a year would surpass global records. Meui Kaapo recorded 14.23 inches the heaviest there while Lihue on Kauai reached 5.34 inches. Kailua was lightest at 1.83 inches and Olowalu Maui reported no rain. Local figures list Mapulehu Molokai 3.68 inches Pi nahou 6.26 Kapiolani Park 1.39 Waimanalo 1.87 Kaboka 2.57 Ewa 2.02 Mannawili 4. Aneo.
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Olan
Kumane
Hawaii
Kailua
Meui
Kaapo
Lihue
Mapulehu
Molokai
Olowalu
Maui
Laakalia
Pinahou
Kapiolani Park
Waimanilo
Kaboka
Ine
Ewa
Mannawili
Aneo
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A. E. Murphy & CO
Hotel St
Arlington Block
Mauna Ala
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Starr Flours
California Feed Company
Queen Street
the Manufacturers’ Shoe Co
Fort Street
Nolulu
Oficers
Lewis & CO
Bertier
DEAL
LEW 18 ‘& CO
Iletur
Roducing Nation
TED
David Dayton
Bestrovians
Beatew, Sild
Tamapa
Jas, Nott, Jr
A.V. Gear
King St. Bonoluin
Walker
Moyal Insurance Company
Lance Asairance Company
Allenee Marine and General Assurance
Onspas, Sun Life Axaurance Company of Canada
Wilhelma of Mudgeburg Insurance
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J.a.farla
Here Street
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King St
Waikiki Road
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Fanritr
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TKR
B. Robo
Ben
Porrch
Gear, Lansing & CO
King Street
Morrel Mackenzie
Pipes
Argo
Atock
Havana
Manila
Hollister & CO
Corner
Fort & Merchant Streets
Rainier
Seattle
Criterion
Bruce Cartwright
The
Equitable Life Assurance Society of the
United States
Orman
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