Weather notes from Honolulu February report
United States Coast and Geodetic Survey data show Kahului and Hilo readings about an hour earlier than Honolulu. Hawaiian Standard Time is 10h 30m behind Greenwich. Feb 24 morning temperature 78 with barometer 20.95. wind light, fair weather. humidity about 62 percent. absolute moisture 7.2 grains per cubic foot. Terr meteorologist Lydecker reports.
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United States Coast and Geodetic Survey
Kahului
Hilo
Honolulu
Greenwich
Weather Bureau
Penahou
Lydecker
Territorial Meteorologiat
Returning Maru Officers Rejoin In Yokohama
The Chronicle reports four officers and several crew from Nippon Maru and Hongkong Maru, deprived of their posts by Japanese government impressment for wartime service, remain on waiting orders and paid. They are on free passage home, while captains and engineers stay ashore in Japan. Hongkong Maru now bears a new designation.
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China
N. P. Crooks
F. W. Weber
Toyo Kisen
Inere
Yokohama
Toyo’ Kleen Kaisha
Japanese Navy to Use Two Converted Ships as Dispatch Vessels
Hongkong Maru Kan and Nippon Maru Kan are renamed Nippon Maru Kan and fitted for naval use. Deck gunk removed, cabins cleared to install hammocks, and the bars converted into dispatch boats. Torpedo tubes to be mounted, signaling a conversion to men of war for Japan.
Ke Au Hou Arrives From Kauai With Cargo Bindings
The Ke Au Hou arrived from Kauai at 7 0 o'clock with two deck passengers 390 bags 8 Co sugar 200 bagel rice and 15 packaged sundries. The Sugar at Kaun ports rout for fal at Ahukini loading sugar. The Star of Honolulu at Makawao loading gir 20 850 bags on board. The Henry Villard at Eleele loading sugar 21 000 bags on board. Light easterly winds and smooth seas on inward trip. The Business Man's Handy Index from The Saturday Bulletin and Weekly Edition details legal notices tenders judgments building permits real estate transactions. Evening Bulletin 78 cents per month Weekly Bulletin available. For Sale carriage Jullerin ofag.
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Ke Au Hou
Kaual Porte
Kaun
Falat Ahukini
Hongal
Makawoll
Henry Villard
Eleole
Foreclosure Notice on Maui Property Sale Seen
Notice to foreclose under a 1902 mortgage by Berl Fukudi and Bhima kuda to George Hans, with assignment to R. K. Berg. Lands in Nav Intku Maui Lot 20 Right of Purchase Leave 24 to be sold at public auction March 19, 1904 at Honolulu front Judiciary Building noon. Auction terms cash in gold coin Deeds at purchaser expense.
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Berl Fukudi
Bhimakuda
Walluku
Maul
George Hans
Walluke
Oahu
Ferdinand Hoos
Kabulus
R. KR. Berg
James F. Morgan
Honolulu
Mort “Gage
Nav Intku
Maui
Sei Fukuda
Engers Departed for Maul and Kau Ports
A clipped item lists Engers departing for Maul and Kau ports with names Misa An Pranks J. Lucas G. W. Alull Dr. Prear s Kellindl A. W. Carter Vine M. Guapar W. W. Bruner and Win. McDougall dated February 26 and mentioning Mauka Loa.
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Maul
Kona Add Kau
Per
Moir
Mauka Loa
J. Lucas
G. W. Alull
Dr. Prear
A. W. Carter
Vine M. Guapar
W.W. Bruner
Win. McDougall
Arrivals at Hawaii Ports February 25 26 1900s
Shipping notices list arrivals and sailings for multiple steamers including Argyll Mikahala Mauna Loa Helene Hoole and Star Ke Allifon from Kauai Ban Hawaii and Molokai routes. Times given for arrivals and port calls across Maul Kona and Hilo with vessels such as Stmr Mikahala Mauna Loa Helene and Star Ke Allifon noted.
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Alameda
Dowdell
Ban “Wrapelweo
A. Bane
Helene
Nelwon
Trom Hawaiiporte
At & A. A. Star
Ke Allifon
Tullett
Kauai
Argyll
Gilroy
Samueo
Sturlahue
Napala
Molokai
Maul
Lanal
Mikahala
Gregory
Stmr
Mauna Loa
Simerson
Kona
Kau
Stockholders Elect Officers for Sugar Firms at Honolulu Meeting
At the regular annual meetings held February 1904 at the office of W G Irwin & Co Ltd, officers were elected for Hilo Bugar Co Waima nalo Sugar Co and Olowalu Company. W M Giffard was named Vice President with W G Irwin as President. auditors and directors listed. secretary Richard Ivers and A Lovekin noted.
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Hilo Bugar Company
Wm. G. Irwin & Co. Ltd
Richard Ivers
Hilo Bugar Co
Honolulu
Waimanalo
Wn. G. Irwin & Co. Ltd
W. G. Irwin
W. M. Giffard
HM. Whitney
W. L. Hoppe
A.C. Lovekin
Olowalu Company
Way
G. Irwin & Co
W. G. Iewin
H. M. Whitney
Richard Were
A. ©. Lovekin
Dutt | Hon
W. J. Hopper
Board ‘of Directors
Watohina Agricultural & Grasing Co
Stockholders Elect Officers for PONAHawal Ltd February 26 1904
On February 26 1904 stockholders of PONAHAWAL Ltd elected officers to serve the ensuing year. William A Irwin was named President and A M Giffard Vice-President. An auditor was also appointed and these officers form the board of directors.
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Waiohinu Agricultural & Grasingeld
Wm. G. Irwin
W. Gi.tewin
W. M. Giffard
Ponahawal ‘Ltd
Irwin
Oor
A M. Giffard
Bove
SAILON GETS 800 DAMAGES FOR SHIP DELAY
A court finds the vessel neglected its duty to provide immediate medical evaluation and hospital care for a crewmember with a severe foot injury. The owner must pay damages totaling 800 dollars plus costs for the delay and inadequate treatment, as discussed by the quarantine physician and medical experts.
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Kasnapati
Nicetinnt
O' Mays
Abellant
Walters
Mongolia Delivered Exceeds Speed In Pacific Mail Service
The new twin screw ship Mongolia was delivered to Pacific Mail Steamship Co by New York Shipbuilding Co at Hampton Roads. She will sail to San Francisco for service between that port and Honolulu, Japan and China. The Mongolia is the largest U S built ship with 141,000 tons? It displaces 26,630 tons and measures 616 feet by 65 feet beam. She carries about 450 deck passengers and 1100 steerage with a 260 crew. On trial she exceeded contract speed by over one knot.
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Newport News
Mongolia
Pacifc Mat Steamship Company
New York Shipbuilding Company
Camden
N. J
Hampton Roads
San Francisco
Thos "Port
Honolulu
Japan
China
Pacific
Admiral Cotton Retires From Navy Command
Washington February 16 The Navy Department announced the retirement of Rear Admiral Charles S Cotton commander in chief of the European Nation due to continued illness of his wife He will be succeeded by Rear Admiral Chadwick and is said to have hauled down his flag at Genoa aboard Brooklyn today
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Washington
Navy
Charles 8. Cotton
Cotton
Tom
Brooklyn
Genoa
Chadwick
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Love Building
Bulletin Pub: Mating Company
Troms
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Taltalea
the von Hamm-Young Company, Ltd
King Street
Maier & Zobelein
Los Angeles
Carrara & Co
Bethel St
Tal, Main
Kauai Shipping
Bigner
A. Berg
F. E. Thompson
Engers
Ren
Hotel ST
Young
Teseethie
Yosemite
Flynn
Newcastle
Lahaina
Maglaen
Kawaibae
Mahukona
Laupahoohoe
Whitney & Marsh
Akes
New York
JAS. F. Morgan Nuctioneer and Broker
Kaahumana Street
P.O
Kellogga
Monongahela
Primo of Ranier
Gta
Thos. F. McTighe & Co
Hopper
Walmanate Sugar Co
Waiohinu Agricultural and Grazing CO
Ponahawai Coffee Company
H. M. Whitney, JR
Ponahawai Coffea Co
Lia
Sailon
John
NEW Overland
Chicago
Newyork
Southern Pacific
Z. H. Goodmak
Wall’s Chicken
Chambers Drug Co
Cor. Fort and
King Streets
Wil
Irwin & Co, Ltd
Newell
Pracieee
Gal
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