Antidote searches as sugar cane borer debate continues
Professor Koebele has not completed tests on the Kauai borer. He plans another visit next week but questions a parasitic remedy. The pest damages sugar cane by boring into leaves and sap, complicating control as it thrives beneath hard rind of the cane. Meanwhile ships Nero and Lowa prepare for Mare Island overhaul and a reception is planned by Vallejo merchants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Koebele
Kauai
Hama Kun Oyne
Border
Lovee
Para
Vonebington
Kihei
Pacific
Vallejo
Owl
Lowa
Marefaland
Merchants Association of
Navy Yard
Soanee
I. V. Collins
F. B. Winehill
Tieo
Weniger
Henry Levy
Frank Cooper
Martin Solomon
Sol. Goldberg
U. S
Nero
Howe
Mare Island
Attlacrs
C, Belkoap
H. M. Hoge
H.R. Losey
Gient Ml
Johnston
Lout
Badly Stated Court Scene Narrows to Contempt Warning
In a police court forenoon a frightened witness framed a complaint against a countryman leading to an arrest. The defendant paid money to the witness, who later admitted ignorance of the matter on the stand. Judge Wilcox warned the witness of contempt and cautioned future truthfulness on oath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chitnman
Tim Forenoon
Uitore
Cas
Tuiter
Jaye Wilcox
Witprep
Gud bin
Passengers booked for Maui and Hewail porte flight
A list of travelers bound for Maui and Hewail porte in the Kinnathia afternoon includes Miss Miller Mrs Wilhelm Mrs Sadler Mise Miller Mies M Chamber lain Ad Pierce L C Tuckerman J B Muirhead and wife Captain Donving OC H Brown Mixes Elvita Hap al Rey Kautili Robert Oolling C J McCundlew D K Hayselden Mr Ragedale O KE Engan Goo H Robertson Mrs Goodrich Mrs De Hendricks Rey Walt and Mrs Guo Puttman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maui
Hewail Porte
Kinnathia
Miss Miller
Mra Wilhelm
Mra Sadler
Mise Miller
Mies M. Chamberlain
Ad Pierce
L C Tuckerman
Muirhead
85 Donving
OC H Brown
Mixes Elvita Hapal
Rey Kautili
Robert Uolling
C J McCundlew
D K Hayselden
Mr Ragedale
O KE Engan
Goo H. Robertson
Mra Goodrich
Mre de Hendricks
Rey Walt
Mra Guo Puttman
Police Court Notes From Noon Session
In Police Court this noon Jobo Kahanu had sentence suspended six months for tearney. Pabukula received ten days on the reef for assault and battery on Moly Punshiwa. Wingrows was reprimanded and discharged for avanoh and battery on Tone Gomez. Joe Kalina’s furious heedless driving case was nolle prosequi. Ab Bai and Kabawaiolaa were fined $15 and costs for gambling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jobo Kahanu
Tearney
Pabukula
Aaeault
Moly Punshiwa
Wingrows
Avanoh
Tone Gomez
Joe Kalina
Nolle
Abbai
Kabawaiolaa
Costa Ouch
Trans-Pacific Liners in Honolulu for Brief Rest
Trans-Pacific liners from all directions will dock in Honolulu this week for a short layover on long journeys. Passengers carry films and plates. visitors are urged to have photographs developed before leaving the islands due to rapid deterioration in warm climates. The Honolulu studio advertises electric dryers and fast service at Rooms 2, 3 and 4, Love Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
Ibe
Weather Notes From Diamond Head Rinal Station
Weather report from Diamond Head Rinal Station records hazy squally conditions with strong northeast winds on February 2. It lists temperatures around 70 to 77 degrees, a barometer near 80.00, and various irregular readings, ending with garbled notes about time signals and translation errors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diamond Head Rinal Station
Hareat
Punahou
Sugar and coal movements and ship notices on Kauai
Multiple cargoes and vessel movements are recorded including 4286 bags of sugar for H Hnnafeld Co and 7404 bags from Waimea, 2480 tons coal for OR L Co, whaling ship activity, and arrivals such as the C F Sargent with coal. The transit, weather reports, laborers from Yokohama, and repairs on the BP Cheney are noted along with a near-miss for the Wrestler near Shag Rock and port fog conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ptueatay
Thompan
Hatin
H Hnnafeld , & Co
Stror Keual
Beaho
Waimea
UF Sarge
St Haskell
Teoma
OR & L Co
Am Whal Bk Gayhead
Foley
C F Sargent
Haskell
P Cheney
Seattle
Wreatler
Kabuloi
Ho Tion
Fort Point
Arrivals and Departures February 11 to 20
Arrivals list ships from Honolulu including Amelia Luthoe and WH Dimond with sailings to Spokane and Victoria and names such as Sann Burgess and Rithet. Departures record Haydy Brow to Kahului Nanaimo and Fresno to Honolulu, Mobican and John A Campbell bound for Honolulu. Freavo noted at Clallam Bay from Port Ludlow for Honolulu on Feb 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bkt
Amelia
Port Townsend
Honolulu
Bk Luthoe
Katulai
Spokane
Port Covonend
Bktne
Dimond
Bk Diamond Hand
Bk J O Pilager
Bkw
Sann
Burgess
Vistoria
Bka
R P Rithet
Aldoo Besso
Bk Freavo
Clallam Bay
Port Ludlow
Honolula
Also Mentioned on This Page
Columbus
Hall & Son, Ltd
Cor. Fort and
King Sts
Columbia and
Rambler Agents
10A
Major Rublen
Alameda
Bavna Vista Bootal
Suraea
Etenner
Kinew's
The
Bulletin
Sauerkraut
Wc Atoo N. Breham’s
Hop Boat Depot
Kouta
Smith
Californi
Sabin Shipman
Araer
H. G. Blart
Port
St Sasyell
Lind’s Excelsior
Manila
Queen Hiporet
King
Alaken
Wena
Tayor Et Wen
Osner
Tee
Que Veretania Street
Veter
OAH Lumber and Building CO
Neen Street
Richard Street
Queens
American Stables
J. A. Nunes
Oahu Railway & Land Company
Chamber of Commerce
F Kopalali
M. Te W.gagi
Uisyat
Irgyrm
G. E. Boardman
Pan
Acm. la. m
Greenwiel
Whirl Ik
Hatan Brandued
Felday Orose Boer
WALSS
Rumeay Ce Sili
Eneney
Twalani
Gregory
Lahaina
Honoka
Kukuilnole
Ste Kibau
Clarke
Maul
Hawaii Porta Ata
James Muakee
Tullett
Kouai
Stuur Claudine
Cameron
Maul Porta
WU Hall
Hagland
Stor Maul
Freeman
Pauubau
Mutukona
Dpm
Kiboi
Kukalau
Fishmarket
Garden Isle
Hongkong
Bob
Helios
San Francisco
Nagar
Lwa
Nahiku
Makena
Hana
Mani
Lwa Sani
Hamakas
Yokohama
the Manufacturers’ Shoe Co
Fort Street
Jas. Morgan
Queen Street
City Property
Jas. F. Morgan
Ithe Orpaeum
Family Theatre
Vee
Cecilia Poe Poe
Eddie Armond
Viera and
Jackson
Solomon
Atul
Alskea
Beretania
Ohaka
Kukui Street
Fort and
Bere
William Savidge
Fort St
King Or
Will E. Fisher
Fort and Merchant Streets
Roth's Store
Haman
Maki
Maikikd
Kona
Collee
J. M. Vivas
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