Meets on first and third Thursdays in Fort Street hall
The notice calls for meetings on the first and third Thursday of each month at 3:30 PM in Fraternity Hall Odd Fellows Building Fort Street. Full attendance is desired at every gathering.
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1906
Page
2
The notice calls for meetings on the first and third Thursday of each month at 3:30 PM in Fraternity Hall Odd Fellows Building Fort Street. Full attendance is desired at every gathering.
Beginning November 18 1905 Hawaiian Carriage Manufacturing Co announces price changes due to rock cost. No 1 at 1.58 per cubic yard No 3 at 1.80 No 8 at 2.08 No 4 at 1.80 making it near white sand for concrete work as an improved material. LORD and BELSER.
Various shipping and local items list autos for hire at Ter Stables and vessels including the Kinnyl bound for five ports, the steamer Ke Au Hou, and the Royal Hawaiian Hotel concert highlights. Also notes on water supply changes, a college valley water project, police and church events, and upcoming dances and theatre plans.
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Frank Vic ki boys enjoy a brief vacation around Wailuku and plan to return to Honolulu next week. A Sunday dinner at Mr and Mrs Bam Kellinol Waikapu honored M T Lyons with guests including A No Ki yevinor W. 1, Cornwell, M Cummings, Kellinol, Slack, Lyons, Keohokalale, Vida, Captain W 1, Maj J L W F Crockett and others.
Washington commentary argues that Hawaii’s ultimate settlement depends on gradual distribution of household lands among native Hawaiians to foster growth of central factories and transform the plantation economy into a bearing on a cooperative system. The administration is said to aim for this policy to take effect.
An ad touts RUBEROID as a strictly reliable roofing solution that protects against water fire and wear. The copy emphasizes durability and long-lasting performance with the RUBEROID name stamped on every item.
A historical catalog lists prominent companies including Waimes Seer Mill Co Fulton Iron Works Standard Oil Co Geo F Blake Steam Pump Weeton s Centrifugals New England Life Insurance Co Boston Aetna Fire Ins Co Hartford and The Alliance Assurance Co London reflecting regional commerce and insurance networks of the era.
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