Water rates due for Honolulu Water Works 1836 notice
By authority under Section I Chapter SEES of the laws of 1836 water privileges holders or home water rates payable through February 2 1396 must pay by January 1 1806 at the Honolulu Water Works office. Unpaid rates after fifteen days incur a 10 percent surcharge. Rates payable at the Water Works office in the Kapuaine Building. Andrew Brown, chief superintendent, Honolulu Water Works.
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Honoluin Water Works
Smm
Kapuaine Balding
Andrew Brown
Baat Supt
Honolula
Primary Grade Examinations Announced for January to February
Teachers examinations will be held by the Town and County of Schools at the Honoress School-house Hamakea in January and February. An examination will also be held at the Aluoken School-house Berth Kohls in February with additional dates.
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HB. Townannd
Joners
Honoress
Hamekua
Aluoken
Berth Kohls
Otnirn
Rede Tion
Dette
Clemency and policy in clemency decisions cited in Evening Bulletin
The Evening Bulletin discusses clemency for remaining Me insurrectum prisoners as a likely masterstroke of policy. It notes ministers and council members aided by kindness rather than political calculation and praises Damon and Wilder for their public remarks. It argues opposition criticism strengthens free government and rebuffs royaliste labeling by rivals, urging a shift in tone by supportive papers.
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Executive Council
Council of State
Mercy
Damon
Wilder
Biister Damon
Govvement
Harmony and clemency comments cited in harsh political critique
A quotation argues that enemies of the Republic hinder harmony by seizing on every administrative criticism to fuel rebellion. The speaker contends such conduct retards national unity and the smooth flow of governance. The passage reflects partisan tensions and calls for restraint in critique.
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Damon
Republic
Observations on Examiners Christmas number and Honolulu reception
The commentary notes interest in the San Francisco Examiner Christmas number produced by Pacific Coast school children, including British Columbia. It recounts a New Year reception at the Executive building with attendees such as Charles Creighton and J A Mehrten, once royalists, now accepting the present order.
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San Francisco Examiner
Pacific Coast
British Columbia
Examiner
Y. MG. A
Dimon
Louxwhold
Dole
Honolulu
L’res Dent Wand
Charles Creighton
J. A. Mehrten
Mr. Creighton
JUD ICIARY JOTTINGS Ah Chew Discontinues Appeal
Ah Chew by his attorney filed a discontinuance of his appeal in the suit brought by William Kanhi. Eunice Abaui petitions for probate of her late husband's will and requests P C Jones be appointed executor. Estate totals include realty of 300 and personal estate of 600. The bill for accounting by John Henry against James Curry proceeded with Neomann and Creighton for plaintiff. no appearance for defendant. Court ordered the bill taken pro confesso and accounts referred to master G Lucas to determine the amount due.
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Ah Chew
A. G. M. Robertson
Wm. Kanhi
Eunice Abaui
P.C. Jones
John Henry
James Curry
Messrs. Neomann
Creighton
Magoon
G. Lucas
Piano and Organ Tuner Offers Factory-Quality Work
G. BR. Harrison, practical piano and organ maker and tuner, can furnish beat factory references. Ordies left at Hawaiian News Co. will receive prompt attention. All work guaranteed to be the same as done in factory.
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G. BR. Harrison
Ordies
Hawaiian News Co
Sailors of Baltimore Reach Seoul in Orient Duty
Washington reports praise for the Baltimore crew who kept order in the Orient. The cruiser faced a hot night trek from Cheninips to Seoul, covering thirty one miles with little rest. Two men were seriously injured but the ship will soon need extensive machinery work before possible decommissioning.
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Washington
Baltimore
Orient
Craier
Cheninips
Seoul
Inet
Naval
National Guard
Mare Selind
Suppressed Gazette Debate On Obscene Publication
The Gazette and Advertiser defend high moral standards by resisting publication of immoral and obscene pieces. Critics doubt whether Honolulu publishers will print such works, arguing morality should guide what is produced for sale in America.
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Gusette Cohon
Gazette and
Advertiser
Foss to Accept Orders at Old Prices for Large Historical Set
Despite a one third advance in price, agent Mr. Foss will continue taking orders at the prior rates from $18 to $25.50 per volume based on binding. A twelve volume Columbian Historical Novels set with 5000 plus pages and half tone illustrations is 20 per set in gold stamped cloth, or Breely bound in half morocco at the same current American prices. Foss will also take orders for Frank & Wagnalls publications including scientific, historical, religious works and subscriptions to periodicals like Homiletia Review Literary Digest Missionary Review and the Voice.
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America
Five church on wheels serve Siberian settlements
The Greek Church uses five church cars on the Siberian railroad line to reach seventy scattered settlements weekly. Each car carries two priests and Orthodox paraphernalia, seating thirty to forty. Settlements are warned in advance and gather promptly for services inside the moving church car.
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Siberia
New Siberian
New York
Reloading outfits and holiday gift items from Hawaiian Hardware
The Hawaiian Hardware Company promotes reloading outfits and ammunition for duck and turkey season and offers loaner dogs, rifles, and accessories. It advertises aluminum ware, silver and plated goods, glassware, lamps, and gift items, promising new consignments and a Tribune wheel shipment arriving soon.
Hawaiian donkey Club rules govern trotting events
Notice from January 17 1686 outlines rules for trotting and pacing races under the Hawaiian donkey Club. Entry details specify a first bicycle race start time, general admission pricing, ground access tiers, and seating. The document lists colors and owner arms of starters and mentions sales of entries on race day.
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Hawaiian Donkey Club
Pew
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Chientt Coors Chambers
Hussia
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All Landing
Frank B. Eaterson. & CO
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Sprovkers’ Bank
Fort Street
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Cove
Rio
Charles David
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Kaulike Street
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King Street
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Seattle
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Waikiki
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Tate
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RAIB
Fort
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Matt
Tagizawa
Bro’s
Takizawa
Brothers
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Santa Claus
Sroig
Wort Street
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