New Zealand and Vancouver Mail Service Rules Set by Parliament
The New Zealand House of Representatives approves mail routes with Auckland and Wellington. The San Francisco service is extended for 12 months from March 1, 1898, and a Wellington Vancouver service via Fiji and Honolulu is authorized from December 1, 1897 to March 31, 1900. Rates fix 10s per pound letters, per pound books, and 6i per pound newspapers with penalties for late delivery.
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New Zealand
House of Representatives
Seddoo
San Francisco
Auckland
Agolifant
Vancouver
Fiji
Honolulu
Wellington
Great Masonic Evening Sets Refreshments After Lodge Installation
Pacific Lodge No. 822 A A S BR holds year installation with Henry E. Cooper as installing officer representing Grand Lodge of Scotland. Banquet follows with elaborate decorations and toast by Rev. T S Freeman. New Master Norman Ki Galye leads officers. long list of attendees from Hawaiian and Progres lodges.
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Pacific Lodge
Henry E. Cooper
Atwater
H H Williams
J FE Flay
Geo W Smith
Harris Jobn Ross
SL Rumney
D! Chase
John Cassidy
L T Keuake
Geo C
Stratomeyer
G H Farin
A A W Keech
Geo H Huddy
U L. la Pierre
A G Stodart
Gino E Rugg
Win McKay
Jan Kally
Marx
C A Brown
Chas Rye Collins
J A Lyle
A AY Gee
Henry E Cooper
H Byp
OU P. Jian Lodge
H C Morton
F M Bindt
L M Vetlesen
Samuel Parker
John H Soper
W W Wright
M Phillipa
Ton M Little
H G Wootten
Dre L H Alvarey
H J Burnieton
H Myhre
T J Wall
C B Woolf
Jon M Oat
Paul Neumann
A F Gil6llan
Oscar B Braddick
Lodge
Progres
Theo P Severin
Geo A Davis
James Dodd
C M White
A M Mellis
D W James
Jeptha
Edwin W Dalton
Essex
Salem
Mann
Rom Worrall
Bing Su
Sydney
WH Hondee
Golda Gate
San Francisco
G A Wallace
Sotogome
Healdaburg
Cal
Thos A Barringham
Nsw
W Cranwell
Ol Goodman
Mission
Theo P Deming
California
H © Bash
Live Oak
Oakland
ET Murphy
Alottoo
Oaklands
F Scherer
Newport
Chase Thomas
Eleior
D McNeill
Kano
Port Madison
Win
R © Goer
Washington
Vancouver
David White
St John
Genock
Heatland
Hb Lagelle
M. “Solano
Vallajo
Cal de Burk
Alameda
Centervilla
J. W. Chapman
Black
Thore
W. M. Bro. Gadge
P. M
H. E. Cooper
Mr. Cooper
Banque
Hawaiian Lodge
Paul Newmann
Honolulu
Victoria
Boston
John Phillis
John
Awmn P.M
Pacific
Lie
W. M. Gaeilge
Bear
Cooper Bad Phillips
Detective Nabbs Sleuths Old Jailbird in Robbery Case
Report chronicles detective Kanpa locking up an elderly suspect Kalana, tracing thefts at Mura tas hat store and Hollister Co on Port street. Clues include empty mate boxes from Japan, a used box, and a bottle of cologne linked to two burglaries. Kalana, an elusive figure, previously escaped conviction and is alleged to profit from stolen loot. The piece also notes a Bethlehem panorama at St Louis College and upcoming Klondike travel tips with Kinau Street mud hazards and road work progress.
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Kanpa
Murata
Nauana Street
Hollister & Co
Port Street
Kalua
Japan
Marata
Kalana
Knapa
Kalava
Kalina
Lenst
Kalona
Ewa
Macnaken
Kaapa
Chefa
Katona
Klondike
Skagway Trail
Kinau Street
Panahou
Washington Delegation to Washington Dole Ahead of Plan
President Dole travels to Washington with Major Curtis P Inuken and Dr BLE Day. Mrs Dole may join. They will rail Saturday aboard the Pora and meet Hawaiian Legation officials, then consult with President McKinley as acclimatization proceeds. Annexation debate and funding for delegates discussed. Annexation Club may send two to five natives on its own initiative.
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Washington
Dole
Curtis P. Inuken
Ble
Hateh
Nes
Tate
Annexation Club
Waverley Clary Tights Delayed for Preliminary Meeting
Fragmented OCR note reports delays in tights and furniture for a preliminary meeting, with expectations of a turnout tonight and a possible late start for Batanlayight. The uncertain timing is noted as potentially affecting the event.
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Waverley
Regular monthly meeting of the A.ct at Harmony Hall
The regular monthly meeting of the association will be held this evening at Harmony Hall on King Street. Installation of the new officers, decided at the December meeting, will be the main order of business.
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A.ct
Harmony Hall
King Street
Husinins
Banks Reopen In Honolulu Rumor Feeds Mongolian Colony
Two large Honolulu banks reopen on Minnaken Street after three years idle. Foo Kwai Chin Co and Mang Seo Chow attract wealthy Chinese investors amid police-fearing crowds. Officials allegedly arranged protection for patrons at 1000 weekly, stirring local sensationalism and calls for marshal inquiry.
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Honolulu
Minnaken Street
Foo Kwai Chin Co
Mang Seo Chow
Bankera
Tule Evening Concert and Religious Meetings At Local Venues
Tule Evening hosts a band concert at a Hawaiian hotel and prayer meetings across Central Union Methodist and Christian churches. A Young Hawaiians Institute and Company A drill in Florida features at 7 30. Veteran Firemen, Chamber of Commerce, Navana Chapter No 1 Rosa Croix hold 7 30 gatherings. Online Lodge Nod installation and Gen W L Long Post officers installation at 7 30.
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Hawaiian Hotel
Central Union
Company A
N. G
Claes
Y, M,c
Ata
Chamber of Commerce
Navana Chapter
Rosa Croix
Long Post
Cleaning the Matding at Jodie Civry Building
Tow McGilin leads four men cleaning the Jodie civry building this morning. The crew, armed with brooms mops water and soap, faces a long task to bring the place into passable order.
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Tow McGilin
Jodie Civry
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Ayer
Physiciana
Aver
Aperie
Hollister Drug Co., Ltd
Republic of Hawaii
Australian Mail Service
Ocmand
Callat
Metter One
Criterion
Minster Cooper
Alvin W. Koeeh
W. Austin Whiting
Warton
Geo. W. Smith
O. Atwater
H. H. Williams
Frank L. Hoogs
Joh Walker
Thos, Black
Louis T. Kenake
Inger Gann
FB. Ting
Stewart
CO Stratemeyer
Deviltort Opaatie
Tukey Ll
Suvkinie Pia
Ian “Tomatie Santon Potatoon
Chien API Telly Ralinils
Etyleksent Vota Vronehy Malls Ladiow
Patton Chagas Karetton
Bethlaheim
St. Louis College Hall
Bro. Albert
Eyai
ROYAL
Jaking
Peru
McKinley
Pakapio
Tule
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