Schooner J H Lineman Arrives after Storm Disabled Rudder
The schooner J H Lineman reached port after arriving from Moji Japan. A storm disabled her rudder forcing a long voyage of about 2 100 miles to finish under jury rig.
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1904
Page
6
The schooner J H Lineman reached port after arriving from Moji Japan. A storm disabled her rudder forcing a long voyage of about 2 100 miles to finish under jury rig.
Local items report personal injury cases, court actions, and public notices. Dr A J Derry plans a Kauai professional tour while Hoddy resumes practice in March. Criminal cases against Dicero Apana and Lee Kwal, a ward driver fined for heedless driving, and a police court appearance for A P Rodrigues. Public works discussions, a rental offer, and a bell buoy repair in Honolulu harbor are noted alongside a temperance lecture by Dr Mary Roberts Smith at Cahn College with a token gift from the Young Men's Research Club.
Captains of companies A K F I and H of the National Guard are ordered to assemble at 7 40 Tuesday March 1 for drill and battalion void. Indoor firing ranges are ready for use with six or seven men shooting at once using ten cartridges per man. The plan has worked well at Camp McKinney and should benefit the Guard through new practice.
By authority a sale will occur March 26 1904 at noon at the Judiciary Building front entrance for the lease of a kanola land and fish pond totaling 6.25 acres in Kaneohe Bay Koolaupoko Oahu. Term ten years from April 1 1904 with a $50 annual upset rent payable semiannually in advance. Further particulars at the Public Lands Office Honolulu JAB W PRATT Commissioner of Public Lands Honolulu Feb. 4 1904.
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