Reopening of Honolulu Bowling Parlors and Society Notices
Multiple notices from a Hawaiian newspaper segment include an 1905 meeting report of the Chinese and English Debating Society appointing officers such as President Ge Ke Ah and English Secretary Jom Goo Kim. a probate creditor notice for Frederick Ingalla Cutter in Honolulu with a six month claim bar. a job applicant remark about business knowledge. and a brief item announcing the reopening of Honolulu bowling parlors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chiewe and Engliah Debating Society
Egeld
Ge Ke Ah
K. Afong
Jom Goo Kim
Chinesa Geey
Ching Yee Shing
Ho Fon
Goo Kim
Petition for Final Accounts in Niiya Estate in Honolulu
Tokajiro Niiya estate in the Territory of Hawai i is before the Probate Court in Honolulu for a final account and distribution. Administrator Yamamoto seeks approval of $45 292 99 in fees and $447 359 03 in charges with final discharge and release from further duties. A hearing is set for February 1 1905 at 10 am at the court in Honolulu. Notice will be published in The Evening Bulletin two weeks prior to the hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pirwt Chrewit
Hawai
Tokafiwe Nilya
Yamamoto
Takajiro Niiya
Aid Court
Honolulu
Oahu
Bulletic
Honoluin
Jonee & Wek
Uhre Kucenmalye
C Lear
Honotiti
Tides and ship arrivals at Honolulu in January calendar
Maritime notices list ship arrivals and departures from Honolulu including the Marion Chitcott from Monterey, the Clau dine from Maul ports, and the Likelike from Maui. Times reference Hawaiian Standard Time and Greenwich, with multiple vessels from Manila Nagaraki and the Orient due tomorrow or arriving today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thurday
Jan
T Sherman
Brigerre
Nagaraki
Manila
Marion Chitcott
Wilitama
Monterey
Mameda
Dowdell
Sam Frankeee
St. Dorks, Smith
the Orient
Bowling Parlor Opening Notes From Odd Fragment
Fragmentary notice reports potential openings and a shift toward other sports after a vacation period. Mentions bowling parlor activity and a name tied to the Bulletin. The legible text hints at community interest but lacks concrete dates or places.
Hongkong Voyage Passengers Reported Onboard
A list of passengers and crew associated with the Hongkong voyage is noted, including Captain Smith and numerous names. The ship was in port as morning approached, with a 9 o'clock departure planned. Weather ahead and routing to Yokohama are mentioned, along with several officials and passengers named in the crew manifest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opchiental & Oven
Smith
Hongkong
Japanoa
Yokohama
Passeigerare
Doro
Otte Anethweli
Many Heaton
Ro AG
Buckland
W. Bervarl Choa
Fie
MK. Gwyn
Hodenmi
Joy
A. Knox
Lowe HK
Parkes
Man
Stummon
Mies
Youker
M. White J
Hew
Raatiake
Semin
WU Bo Na Ue
Gray
T. Hodsuni
Migot HN
Higa
Rowe
Mik
Lawnon
PB. Lowrie
Ay Putnam
Waymaxtoy
Harkin
Taney
Sherman Arrives from Nagandel with Large Passenger List
The USA transport Sherman arrived off port about 14 o'clock last night and anchored. It moved to Naval Wharf No. 2 at daylight, landing passengers. The ship, from Nagandel in fourteen days, carried 100 L persons, plus many officers, civilians, and prisoners, totaling eighty-one Atelelias passengers and 187 crew. The list includes medical staff, soldiers, and numerous named individuals, with a long roster of officers, families, and attached support personnel aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
USA
Sherman
Naval Wharf No. 2
Naganald
Manila
Pekin
China
Tota
Atelelias
de Mra
Coleton
Gea
Stesus
Lon
Melon
Cronalia
Marek K. Cumaineham
Sts. Corpay
Durfee
Faily
Veh
Tnt Miren
He. Derisint
Clark Dy Tadliy
Hith Cay
Sire
W. Burton Bhit Hweenthiren
W. Ditekaan
Erickson
Chaos
W. Penton
Child
Mins Fenton
Tombly Paymarter
U.S. Ag
Walter Fraser
Fish
Jacob Peldman
Hoagland
Inf
Mint
Ednal Hole
Phil
John Niagony
Percy G. Hoyt
M.D
MM. Morrison
A. T. Ingalls
Aire
Heldelburis
Warr
Mach
Bila Johnson
A Clork
BAG
Wobbowis Tay
Awa
Wiliaky Row
Wilveo
Aweetideen
Team
Sornewot
George Kulth
Manon Pasturage Pact Sealed by Kamuteaia
A historic agreement records Kamuteaia uniting pasture holdings at Manon with farm expenses to be paid by the King before the data of rate. The clause binds royal counterpayments and stewardship terms in the colonial era land tenure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manon
Kamuteaia
Also Mentioned on This Page
Houstine
E. O. Hal
Hemp
Martine
Sisal
Koper
L & Son, Ltd
Stockyards Star
E. H. Lewis
Pruprietor
Ian
Ite
Young
Ken Kul Yin
Ho Fon Jos
Frederick Ingalls
Frode Seriokh Inmalla Custer
Deowanel
Real Watt
Wren Aare
Merchant Street
Honalun
Bland
Territory of Hawaii
Horolulu
Chas. H. Rambay
Frederick Ingalla Cutter
Deena
Calvage Journal
Wente
Alakea Street
Wik Robinson
Palet Dude
Chon Cane
Aten — Wal Tt
Eureka Wickless
Ashe Hawaiian Trading Co., Ltd
Fort St
Love Bldg
Thos. F. McTighe & Co
King ST
Tel
Main
BOX
Raula
Kabulul Ana Hilo
Greenwich
Stier WG. Hn
Thompson
Fae Mael
Newall Port An
Phelps
Grae Loch
Heck
Thumm
Lyman
Baa Pranelien
Agout Non
Stir
Kinad Freeman
Hila
Way Porte
Nore
Amlth
Hom
A. Im
Claudine
Parker
Maul Ports
Daylight
Kauai
Pederson
Porte
Stuy
Likelike
Nuopata
Trim Molo
Wai Ports
Dayliiht
Stmr
Maul
Henne
Doric
San Vranelieco
P. An
Hamakan
Hawaii
Ntmr
Bat
Wm. Henry
J. Kaenan
Mikahata
Mike Abbott
Mine
Pacific Mutual Policy
the. Polfic
Wall
Clinton J. Hutchins
Fort Street
WD & Pull
Gruenhagen
Whitney & Marsh
ALL
C. R. Collins
Fort
Yale
W. Matlock Campbell
King St. Mill Office
Beretania St
Chambers Drug Co.,; Limited
Cor. King and
Fort Sts
Melantny Show Store
Milw
Tom
Att B
Mikotell
Pawan
Bay Home
Eben Te Thepete
Nae Ang
Tutet Rooms
Neuawite Prout
Ana
Lie
Aeron
ME Moet
The
Bulletin
Bo Vista
Pony of Menieur
Gu Bork
Cane
Ort
Philippines
Fee Chitiren
Wickham
K.P. Wheat
Yeawor
Hong
Poss
Yutew
God Child
Aflon
Wevlerk
Cocbrane
Italy
New Orleans
Pmes Democrat, Oa
Bishop & CO
JAS
Avatinwe
Str
P.O
TEL. Main
McBryde Sugar Co
LimiTeo
My Nalesroom
Kaanemano
JAS. F. Morgan Auctioneer
Tam
PM Swine
AS. F. Morgan
Avedonese
NEW
Chicago
New York
Van
Southern Pacific
Fee
Porams
Suena France
San Franciees
California
Union Aaa
Eae
Union Pacific
Omaha
Kansas City
St. Louis
Denver
Kansas
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