Board of Supervisors Handles Payroll and Road Crew Changes
At noon the Hoard of Supervision approved the payroll for the latter half of the month and settled routine items. Captain Berger asked to compensate musician Walaman from February 14 to month end before removing him from payroll. Alder ordered sale of two old lilts to Walalua road dept and to replace with two new ones, clearing all business before adjourning to March 3.
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Berger
Walaman
Walalua
Waialua Net Profit and Irrigation Ditch Developments
Waialua reports a yearly net profit of 46,866.13 dollars. Continued discussion notes irrigation constraints, new ditch projects, and stream developments including the Hetemano Ditch and Oyacuia System. The report outlines works on intake facilities, tunnels, and the potential to irrigate up to 1,000 acres for cane cultivation, with plans for labor housing and water systems for camps.
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Aisne
Avion
Opreuia
Oyacuia Kystem Hin
Svar
Itehang
Kamananut
Kuwalion
Meeting Postponed For Hawaiian Telegraph Stockholders
The annual meeting of the stock holders of the Hawaiian Telegraph and Telephone Co Ltd was postponed to tomorrow morning. The venue remains the Honey Waterhouse Trust Co Ltd offices. Directors elected for the year include I D Ney, W W Goodale, T H Foteto, O G H Cooke, and G Carofte. Officers named are W W Ovedale president, Mh Petrie vice president, J L Poorman secretary and treasurer, with J L Poorman also auditor.
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Tve
Hawaiian Telegraph & Telephone Co. Ltd
Honey , Waterhouse Trust Co. Ltd
Wahinwa Water Co. Ltd
I. D. Ney
W. W. Goodale
Foteto
OG. H. Cooke
Car Oftecorm
Ge D. Ti
W. W. Ovedale
Mh Petrie
J. L. Poormoan
ARMY AND NAVY PUSH VEGETABLE PRODUCTION FOR PHILIPPINES
The Subsistence Department backs an innovation to feed American troops in the Philippines. Efforts include funding agricultural implements and labor hires, with trials around Lake Lanao and Mindanao aiming to grow most vegetables locally. General Sharpe favors farmization of land to increase production.
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Philippines
Aidanom Fe
Bharpo
C. G
Delleveste Kolnk
Tiviaton
Lake Lanao
Mineinnao
Sharpe
Lake Lanno
Hilonian Sails For Coast Tonight
A Matson Navigation steamer Hilonian is loaded with sugar and ready to sail for the coast tonight. Four passengers have booked through Castle & Cooke. The voyage will bypass Hilo this trip and proceed to San Francisco via Kabulu.
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Matson Navigation
Hilonian
Blecle
Kahulul
San Francisco
Porte
Hilo
Kabulu
Ban Pransivca
Castle & Cooke
Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Company
San Franciwer and
Port- Jim Steamahie Company
Ile
F. Austin
Minnesota
Pacific
Horn
Chairman Bowen Resigns From Promotion Committee
The Promotion Committee held a brief meeting as chairman Bowen announced his resignation effective March 1 while away on eight months vacation. W A Howen stated Bowen handed in his resignation to J P Morgan president of the Chamber of Commerce. The committee applauded Harold Dillingham and the Floral Parade work, and discussed plans for funding and expanding the Atlantic City branch to promote parade tourism and advertising nationwide.
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Ion Commitwe
W. A. Howen
Ty Tle
J. P. Morgan
Chamber of Commerce
Howen
Wood
Harold Dillingham
Heneri
R. HM
Trent
J. L
Oan
Dillingham
Promoton Committee
James L
Mclean
Atlantic
Hooke
Anapelig
Hawaii
Atlantic City
Wong
United States
Pew
Welf
R. H. Treat
Gomtiltine
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Sorosis
L. B. Kerr & Co., Ltd
Alakea Street
Waialua
Gale
Army and Navy
Lucas Bros
Lucas Brothers
Kamehameha
King Treet
Merchants’ Association
Tra
Alexander Young
Young
Law
Honolulu
Robertson
Shenandoah
Oakland
New York
Ain Jin Murphy
Quayle
Pacific Mail Company
Rowalls of
Bath
Alnoe
Milton
Carmanah
Bowen
Atala
Whitney & Marsh
Silk
Miulls
Haas & Son
Alameda
Fort Streets
Benson, Smith & Co., Ltd
Fort and Rotel Streets
the Hawaiian Electric Co., Ltd
Heinz
Union - Pacific
Wasssue
Pouaw
Morege Weng
Hone