Are You Aware We Enlarged Our Store For Footwear
The store announces a large expansion to accommodate a vast stock of fine footwear. New spring goods arriving next steamer will showcase up to date blocks at about half previous prices. Short lines are being closed out at even lower prices, with many items cut to $1.00 to $1.95. Oxfords boots and boys shoes feature heavily, aiming to keep the store as the original source of popular prices.
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Haat
Honolulu
Fiadio
Lily Kid Lange
St. Louis
Pairchilds Honolulu Shor House Two Stores In One
Pairchilds Honolulu Shor House features two stores in one at 426 and 4264 Fort street, corner of Hotel street, operated by J Murray and J B Luxom.
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Pairchild
Honolulu Shor House
J. Murray
Luxom
Fort Street
Hall's Cottage Paints and Marine Glass in stock
The notice promotes Hall's Cottage Paints in thirty shades and Navy Floor and Deck Paints in nine shades. It highlights Marine Glass for cabin or stateroom work, Enamel Paints for decorating and bathtubs, and Aluminum Lacquer to refresh bicycle bright parts. A complete stock of these lines plus a large brushes assortment is available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall's Cottage
Shipping Intelligence on Pacific Steamers Weather and Winds
Shipping notes list signals at Diamond Head and a six day forecast of winds and tides. Vessels departed Oahu ports including Kanai and Maui with arrivals from Vancouver San Francisco Yokohama and the Colonies. Names include Cummins Searle Cameron Parker Ward and Mikahala among others.
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Stair
A Cummins
Searle
Oahu
Sour We Tall
Haglan
Kanai
Clauwline
Cameron
Mauiporta
Stine Waialea
PSS Rody Janeiro
Ward
Yokohama
CAS
Warelmoo
Hay
Stir J
Singers lead the world at the Exposition
Lois, eat flowers and floral pieces, furnished on short notion and delivered. Mrs A L King at Woman's Exchange. Telephone 650. House Telephone 394, Kroeger Pianos, Jas W Bergatrom sole agent, cash or installments. Warerooms at G West's Masonic Temple. Office at Thram's Book Store. Tuning and repairing. Singers lead the world. Over 13,000,000 made and sold. Bergersen agent, UW Bethel street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois
Mra. A. L. King
Woman’s Exchange
Kroeger
Jas. W. Bérgatrom
G. Weat’s
Masonic Temple
Thram's Book Store
Ma” Telephone
B. Bergersen
UW Bethel Street
Evening Public Concert in Bama Square
Readable notes show a public concert in Bama Square tonight with officers and a harmony lodge rep present. Event details are partial but indicate community gathering and formal attendance.
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Bama Square
NG H
Db Harmony Lodge
Harbor Front Items Highlight Ship Movements and Trade
Route 11 to the Colonies reports various vessels in port and at sea. The Alice Cooke discharges railway material at Dillingham, while the Zealandia will receive sugar from the Oceanic warehouse and next week sail aboard the Zealandia. Other ships noted include the Aorangi sailing Sydney to San Francisco, the United States gunboat Wheeling at Skagway, and multiple brigantines and barkentines bound for Puget Sound, San Francisco, and Hilo with coal, merchandise, and lumber. A missing British steamer Pelican is reported from Port Gamble, and the Warrimoo carries honey and beeswax to London via Sydney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dimond
Alen Street
United States
Skagway
Alice Cooke
Dillingham's Wharf
Oceanic
Brigatioe
Boarding House License Letter Critiques Tax Policy
A reader submits a letter correcting alleged errors about boarding house licenses and the tax on boarding homes. The writer disputes a list of names tied to widows and argues about sympathy tactics and fairness, noting different license payments and urging residents to accept local laws.
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Eprron Evenina Botaerin
Club Hotel
Odaoe
Voyage of Warrien The Canadian Australian Line 8
Warrimon left Vancouver on February 11 and did not sail from Victoria until 10 PM February 12 due to English mails and heavy weather. The Warrimoo carried about 400 tons of freight and 13 passengers for this port, then arrived in Honolulu yesterday morning and departed for Sydney Suva Fiji and Wellington this morning.
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S. Warrimon
Vancouver
Euglish
New Zealand
Victoria
Warrimoo
Konolulu
Sydney
Suva
Fiji
Wellington
Independent editors cited in criminal libel case
Edmund Norrie and W Horace Wright, editors of the Independent, were today cited to appear and answer before the District Court on a charge of criminal libel. The case centers on articles accusing the complainant of procuring a one year imprisonment for battery of Johann Viercke, a plantation laborer, with allegations of undue attention to Viercke’s wife denied.
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Edmund Norrie
W. Horace Wright
Independent
Thielen
Johann Viercke
Tom Maloney Hosts Luncheon at Aula Villa
Tom Maloney, bodyguard Jack McVeigh’s, gave a Sunday luncheon at his new home Aula Villa for friends including J Curley Sam Ployd F Lawler John Soder gren Wm Cook and other steamship men. Guests praised his hospitality and said he is a jolly good fellow. Maloney plans to branch into boat building business.
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Tom Maloney
Jack McVeigh
Aula Villa
J. Curley
Sam, Ployd
F. Lawler
John Sodergren
Cook
Sreamer
Tom
Maloney
Buineas
Not Graduated Tax Drawn From Robertson Plan
Mr Robertson's income tax bill rejects a graduated system urged by the American Union Party. It would impose a straight tax on income, charging a man earning $2000 a year the same proportion as one earning $100,000, due to belief the Supreme Court would rule against such a measure.
Carriage and Harness Repository Offers Bargains on Goods
Schoman's Carriage and Harness Repository on Fort Street advertises bargains on carriages wagons and harnesses. New stock arrives weekly and Hy guarantees to suit buyers at lower prices than elsewhere. Every article in stock is a bargain at the price asked.
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Schoman
Fort Street
George A Adams Heads to Yokohama Daily Advertiser
George A Adams a San Francisco newspaper man sailed via Rio de Janeiro to Yokohama to take charge of the daily Advertiser. He was entertained here by D G Camarinos an old acquaintance.
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George A. Adams
San Francisco
Rio de Janeiro
Yokohama
Daily
Advertiser
D. G. Camarinos
Local Repairs and Lodging Offerings at Pearson and Hebron
The notice advertises repair work at Pearson and Hebron's on Fort Street along with lodging options at Mechanics Home corner Noganu. It promises a single trial to gain steady customers and lists terms of lodging by day week or month, with rates per night and per week.
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Pearson & Hebron’s
Fort Street
Sud Noganu Ae
Olan Coffee Lands Offer Near Colter Plans tation
Fragmented notice describes multiple coffee ranch parcels including 118 acre Henmohold, 30 acre Coffee Farm with 4 acres planted, and 248 acre cotton land behind Volomio Road. Owner to clear and plant 2 acres free for buyer. several improvements listed. location near Woantes, Renaungle and Volomina Road.
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Lena
Clewe
Volomio Road
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E. O. Hall & Son
Schuman
Cagiiave & Harness House
Judd
Hawaiian Safe Deposit and Investment Company
George R. Carter
Rene of and of
Hawaii
Lad
Hawaiian Fertilizing Company
AF Cooke
Donie
H. G. Biart
Fort St
Gerofula
Hood
Uoon
Shipping Intelligence
Diamond Head
Weathier Lear
Greenwich
Walio
Sal
Nina
Monda
Yolani
Wellneshiy
Bunelay
Wat
Ative, Stramans
Dom
Mann
Hitersetee
Australia
Sanreniclace
WG Hall
Ku ‘Ely
Custersian Pratielae
Erna Meha
von Nats Mokelll
Molokat
Rio
Aorangi
Wharinger Taylor
Suger WG Irwin Co
Bke Hawkfeld
Benj F Packard
Passengens
Star
Sd Bo
Voynure
Warrien
James R. Renton
Spreckels
Olan
Colter
Woantes
Renaungle
Volenna Ranch
LeiTon
Hite Colfie AL Hou
NO. L
A. V. Gear
King Street
Peries
J. J. Egan
Wing Wo Tai & Co
Imerlinge
Kaplolans
Anne
Honuikaha
David Kawananakoa
Jonah Kalanian
Shi-aw
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