Local and General Notes From the Island Press
A compendium of notices and events including library closure, church services, Waianae sugar grinding, Dr Murray office hours, Kane to replace Kawainui, Miss Kate Field at receptions, the bontboya boat landing, the Hawaiian band musk, Japan offering bicycles, Henry Smith advertising taro lands, Salvation Army reception, Dr Cooper moving to Cartwright premises, and court actions on taro lands. Also reports on a whale stranding, legal fees to Naphtaly firm, nail biting among French children, Catholic Benevolent Society meeting, illness delaying a Legation reception, Hearts beating Welcomes 20 to 11, bowling and tennis social events, railroad washouts repaired, Pacific Mail steamers, Rev George Hills death, misposted letters in electric light boxes, Miowera voyage, and various local social notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naphtaly, Friedenrich & Ackerman
Blythe
Catholic Benevolent Society
Willis
Pacific Tennis Courts
Nicholas
Graham
Waianae
No Arrests This Morning and Holiday Sale Notice
No arrests this morning. The American League will hold a weekly meeting this evening. By the Australian tomorrow there will be later news of the Venezuelan dispute. It is already in order to commence thinking about celebrating the 17th of January. Two musicians for the Hawaiian band arrived on the MinnER and commenced work yesterday. Send in your orders for extra numbers of the holiday edition of the Bunnerin before it is too late. J. M. Teixeira is out on bail after arrest for assault and battery on Jacinta Duponer, a Portuguese woman. Don’t forget Luce a great watch sale of Japanese votes and Satsuma warn at 10 tomorrow morning. The weather turned out so fine yesterday afternoon that the postponement of the races was generally regretted. Congressman Hilborn of California has introduced a bill in Congress granting an American registry for the steamer Kubulul. The pontoons of the Heaslam boat house got loose during the recent storm. A number of members were at the clubhouse yesterday but no effort to get up a race was made. L. B. Kerr’s guessing contest on the number of seeds in a pumpkin ended on Tuesday evening and when a committee opened the pumpkin and counted the seeds it was found to contain 747 seeds. W. E. Wall was the nearest guesser with 745 and won the piano. Mrs. H. H Williams’ came next with 744.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mivner
Bunierin
J. M. Teixeira
Asanult
Jacinta Duponer
Congressman Hilborn
California
Congress
Heaslam Boat House
L. B. Kerr
W. E. Wall
H. H Williams
Passenger with opium tins caught on ship at dock
A passenger aboard the Mionera named J Smith carried thirty tins of opium hidden in a trunk with a false bottom. Inspector Schmeden nabbed him. The suspect appeared in Police Court and the trial was postponed to tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Smith
Schmeden
Weddings and naval cruise notes in city society
80 to go to China and to call at this port to deliver stores for the Bennington and take on coal. The war scare may change the arrangement. Captain Campbell and Miss Kate Keough were called in marriages by Rev. Alex Mackintosh at 8:30 last night on Beretania street. A quiet ceremony, reception, and many presents followed. A. W. Moyer and Margaret Cuthbertson were quietly married by Rev. Mr. Birnie at his residence, with Fred Waldron as best man and Miss Lane as bridesmaid. The couple dined at Sang Souci and will live on King Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Bennington
Captain Campbell
Mies Kate Keough
Marings
Alex. Mackintosh
Beretania Street
Nod Mra
M.N. Sanders
Mika Killoon
Campbell
A. W. Moyer
Hollister Drug Co
Margaret Cuthbertson
Queen's Hospital
Birnie
Fred
Waldron
Miss Lane
Sang Souci
Sans Souci
King Street
Evans Delivers Notable Juggling Act at Japanese Theatre
Japanese jugglers impressed crowds as Evans performs with excellent juggling sleight of hand and a marvelous fire eating trick. A previous flaw was removed, eliminating long waits between acts. The theatre was fairly well filled over two nights and another show is set for Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evans
Palace Candy Store Holiday Mouldings Framing Items
Pure candy for holiday use at the Palace Candy Store on Hotel Street. 20 000 feet of the latest picture mouldings offered by Ring Bros with framing materials to suit any purse. City Carriage Co provides hacks with good horses and careful drivers at all hours via telephone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palace
Aling Bros. Hotel
Ring Bros
Also Mentioned on This Page
New York
Waianae Plantation
A. ¥. Murray
K. Kane
Kawainui
Council of State
Kate Field
Moraine
Japan
United States
Henry Smith
Circuit Court
Salvation Army
B. Cooper
Cartwright
Borotania and
Alnken Streets
Lota
George Hills
D. D
British Columbia
Pare Paes Suffolk
England
Spokane
Cliff House
San Francisco
Sutro
Pacific Mail Steamship Company
Pacific
Panama Railroad Company
Matthew White Ridley
Florence Maybrick
Liverpool
Manuel Machinde
Creane Asylan
C. Stoeckle
A. W. Wye
Miowera
Eke
W. ©. Brahn
A. Magee
Iwalani
Dronka
Thomas Square
Young Hawaiians’ Institute
Lues
Satsuma
Thomas G.'Thram
Vawsiian
James Holene
J. J. Egan
Warrimoo
A. 8. Humphreys
No. 14
Ikaahumanu Street
L. A. Thurston
W. C. Lane
Koolau
King and Smith
Govers Hartwell
Dr. Smith
Marshal Brown
Baltimore
Warrimoor
Mionera
Sydney
Turkey
Nouanu
Mr. Mackintosh
A. Starkey
David Elia
Julien D. Hayne
Advertiser
the Gazette Company
Board of Supervisors
The
Free Hinsergarten and Children’s Aid Association
Queen Emma Hall
Mancarer L. Horren
U.S
Reval
American League
C. B. Cooper
Resi
Alakea
Beretania
Elenore Ingersoll
Mrs. 5
E. Wall
Borombin
Miller Streets
Aidrena
P.O
N. S. Sachs
Fort Street
Honolulu
Duke OF
Wellington
Napoleon
Mclhenry's Shoe
Luce
Por
Pang
W. 8. Luce
Comany
Standard Dictionary
John R. Musick
Tit Fonmer
America
Vrof. Shuler
Mar
Suyoo
Oxford
Ohio
KAYA
Kev. Morton
Library ‘Association
A. J. Derby
D.D
Blakes Street
Hohe
Nusana
B. R. Foss
Hoang
King Bros
Hotel Street
Hassinger Street
Hawaiian Safe Deposit and Investment Company
Fay Ponte
Coral Rock
Waikiki
Brown & Kubey
Eit
New Rock
Pero Petence
Mori
M. D
Beretan In
Arlington Hotel
Es Anday
DAI Nippon
Arlington Block
Oony
HAY & Grain
Feed Co
Terep Mons
Ou. Ih
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