Captain Harrison Retires from Waterfront Stevedore Business
Captain Jobo Harrison retires after years in charge of donkey engines and waterfront discharging. McLean and Keech acquire the operation, taking over engines and paraphernalia. McLean will run the bakings and Keech remains with the ILN Co, while both establish new cards to handle waterfront work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jobo Harrison
Thos
Mc Leon
A. W. Keech
McLean & Kovech
McLean
Keech
McLewn
Reech
Keauhou
LLSLN
Ki Lei Plantation Company stock rush noted
Mr Shingle in charge of subscription lists reported strong interest from intending purchasers for Ki Lei Plantation Company stock. The first 5 percent assessment is due in ten days to two weeks, with new articles of incorporation to be received and stock to be listed on the market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shingle
New Ki Lei
Tock
California Funds Koebele to Australia for Parasite Research
The Legislature appropriated ten thousand dollars to send Professor Koebele to Australia to seek parasites to combat insect blights and plant pests. However Koebele is engaged to the Hawaiian Government and does not wish to end the relation, as his work benefits Hawaii and he is deeply interested in the Hawaiian islands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Professor Koebele
Australia
Koebele
Hawaii
Farewell at Kihei Plantation Ends With Songs and Lamp Gift
Employed at Kihei Plantation Co. Ltd bid farewell to the chief and his wife as they prepare to move to Molokai. The event included a lanu and music with about twenty Honolulu guests, a grand feast for eighty nine, and a lamp presentation by James O’Neil the plantation electrician. The evening featured songs, dances, and a topical composition, concluding with plans for Kihei Plantation Company’s proposed incorporation, land, water, and transport details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Center
Waianae
Robert Lewers
Mise Danford
Dr. Cooper
J. A. McCandlesa
Williama
Honolulu
James O'Neil
Mra
and Mare
Wolane Plantation
O'Neil
Joseph Schullmeister
Kaleikan
Evantioe Allen
A. McCandleas
Dillingham
Ballant
Army post at Honolula to establish strong garrison
Chief Clerk Nickerson of the local Commissary Headquarters said there will be an effective Post of the United States Army established at Honolula. He noted belief there is likely a regular garrison, and expected a strong force to be maintained.
Washington's Birthday Concert at the Mi. A. Hall
An upcoming free entertainment event at Mi. A. hall for Washington's birthday features Mies M. C. Mead on violin, Mise McCormick new to town, humorous locutionist A. E. Mur phy, and Rev. W. M. Kincaich with patter recollections. The Kamehemeha glee club, a male quartet, and the Amateur orchestra are also listed for the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anoder Wray ‘Taylor
A. Hall
Washington
Mies M. C. Mead
Mise McCormick
A. EB. Murphy
W. M. Kincaich
Theo
Kamehemeha Glee Club
Honolulu Investment Company Formed in Hawaii
The Government granted a charter to Honolulu Investment Company Ltd. The new corporation aims to engage in agriculture, manufacturing, and mercantile pursuits, including sugar, coffee, irrigation, water power, real estate, shipping, railroads, and investing in stocks and bonds. Capital stock set at $195,000, with authority to increase to $1,000,000. Officers include A V Gear, Henry Smith, and others. attorney George D. Gear. Directors serve with rotating three-year terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu Investment Company, Ltd
Hawaiia
Ewall Investors
Hynwa
New
A V Gear
Henry Smith
A Jacobs
C B Gray
FP Lansing
Anditora
Emmett May
J D ‘Holt
Lewis 5 Gear
George D. Gear
Law Fire
Humphreys & G
Reorganized Church Services At Militant Hall
Church directory item notes services in Militant Hall rear with open house. Sunday School preaching in Hawaiian and English by Elder A. We Greene. Topic listed as Baptism for the Remission of Sins. All invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church OF Iesus Christo
Teyo P.m
Peo Pom
A. We Greene
Jury Verdicts and Dockets From Hawaiian Court Session
A jur y found in favor of the plaintiff for 2500 on a bond action with joint and several liability. Dissenting vote noted. A separate case against Helen Wilder for 5000 damages began, ending with a defense verdict after jury deadlock. Additional items list residents booked for travel and a dinner notice at the Hawaiian hotel with officials to preside and the government band scheduled to perform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Repattic
Hawaii
Ve. Wed
Coon
Wd W
Larvon
Geo
Hawkies
Sareties
Lsayoa Hawking
Mrr
Davin
Fudge Sturlay
Oconf Tatlefson
Helen Wilder
Murtio
Daa. McInerny
A. CG. Davia
J. Schuack
MW Phillips
George Kruegel
DT Bailey
W. Mc
Nicoll
Seely
J. Shaw
H. A. Parmelee
D. F. Thrum
Kruger
Hadmus
J. Lt. de Bolt
EP. Duke
Ac Lical Kinnon
Mine Wilder
Jorer
Bear
Alleya
Apa
Wm. Henry
Urther
Perry
Saith
Government
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Harrison
Muah
Kinet Steel
Kihei Plantation CO. Ltd
Luau
Kawaihau Club
Maui
B. F. Dilingham
Kihei Plantation Company, Ltd
Haleskala Ranch
H. P. Baldwin
L.A. Thurston
Hoika
Baia Plantation
Hawaiian Commercial Sugar Co
Haleakala Moantsin
Maalaea Bay
Candi
J. Lowrie
Ngton
Just
Gruenhagen
Townsend
Rhsm
Waterhouse
Waverley Block
Honolulu Investment CO
New Corporation
PB. & L. Ass
Church Directory
Austeaity Teokings
Santagecisco
Anntralla
Perth
Burke
WH Anderson
Hoh Dawcer
WC Morgan
SG Roberts
de Witt
D Miller
RC White
LS Ramsdelle
Woh
Buller
Grave Pulver
A W Davis
WL Hopper
JP Smith
GC Bimmons
H J Vance
WW Jones
Waimanalo
Baking Powiers
Eli
Teotth
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