City Plans to Expand Public Schools and Funding
Board discussions reveal overcrowded city schools with 389 children awaiting seats. Ministers Cooper and Bowen push for a large appropriation to build ten room schools, considering rough brick construction at about 20 000 each and seeking Cabinet approval for 100 000 to 150 000.
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Mrs Dole Joins President On West Coast Stay
Mrs Dole will accompany the President to California for several weeks, with plans to sail tomorrow. The stay in Washington depends on certain conditions. he hopes to return in about six weeks, then resume duties.
Criterius Barber Shop Promises Groomed City Men
The Yollmg Men urge patrons to visit the Criterius Barber Shop for expert grooming. Styles are crafted with long experience and refined methods, promising satisfying results. Posts for railing along the Pall road began yesterday and should finish within a week. The rail is in use and a bogey pathway will be ready by Sunday. Mr Hutchinson is thanked for copies of Sydney papers with cricket reports. England beat Australia by nine wickets in a five match series. The Dutch Second Chamber passed a bill to abolish export duties on tobacco augur.
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Hutchinson
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Three New Suits for the February Term and Estate Actions
The Supreme Court issues a unanimous decision ruling wages are not exempt from garnishment. Cecil Brown named temporary administrator of the Roth estate with $100000 bond. Commissioners appointed to sell Molokai Revel. special letters of administration granted in Camarinos case. various ejectment and land title actions. stamp duty suit against the Republic of Hawaii.
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D. G. Camarinos
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J. K. Sumner
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B.D. Kellett
James A. King
Malacca
Simon Roth
Cecil Brown
Thomas Rain Walker
Kinney & Ballon
H. P. Roth
Emilie Macfarlous
Elizabeth K.lder
C. L. Wight
Helumos
Waikiki
A.G.M. Robertson
E. C. Macfarlane
Issumpait
Republic of Hawaii
Minister of
King
Julio Hapa
Robert W. Wilcox
Moanalua
J. K. Kahookano
Enoch Johnson
Benson Smith & Co Drug House Reform Creates New Board
The incorporation of Benson Smith & Co was filed late yesterday. George W. Smith becomes president and manager with 4 HU Fisheria as vice president, James A. Kennedy secretary, O L. Rumsey treasurer, and George BV McLeod auditor. The firm has grown from a small shop above Fairchild’s to extensive wholesale and retail operations.
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Seven Citizens' Guard officers meet to discuss new company plans
Deputy Marshal Hitchcock hosts a meeting of captains and lieutenants to review the next muster. Officers discuss new company organization, elections, shooting, and the Carter memorial, with Captain McStorker leading the session. E R B Cowart and J B Daniels families contribute to local efforts.
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Meeting of Met Y M H Club Report
A modest turnout of Y group members attended the evening meeting. Treasurer reported a balance on hand and the organization noted a prosperous condition with various incidental matters disposed of.
Grand Arm Installation Event And Post Meeting Announced
The Grand Arm installed its new officers last evening with R. Jay Greene as master of ceremonies and no other regalia. The next Post meeting is set for the first Thursday evening in February. Hinata Batre Officials for tomorrow's swimming races include judges Towse Timmons and Bhivgle, referee Crane, starter Moore, and timers Lorbert and Kruger. Photos will be accepted only with glass protection. King Brow introduces a simple inexpensive photo method gaining praise.
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R. W. Bhivgle
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al. Moora
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Adopt a Constitution Successful Meeting of Veteran Firemen
A Honolulu report outlines the Veteran Volunteer Firemen's Association forming with most charter members present. The draft charter defines aims to assist members, visit the sick, honor the dead, and preserve records from the former department. Members set dues, funeral and weekly benefits, and plan permanent organization and a central records depository.
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Veteran Volunteer Firemen's Association
John Nott
J A Hassinger
C B Wilton
J J McVeigh
Beary Smith
J H Boyd
McCarthy
James Dodd
J W Macdonald
L J Dee
Woo Weedon
WW Wright
Ff Barrison
D Logan
H J Nolte
JL Dowsett
Wof Williams
HE McIntyre
Agel
Honolulu
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Volunteer Free Department
Ublic
J.D. McVeigh
Cr. McCarthy
PF. Harrison
Mr. Nott
O. J. McCarthy
OC. B. Wilpon
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