Notice of Sub-Agent Appointment in Wiest Land District
Public Lands Office in Honolulu announces the appointment of Mr. B D Baldwin as Sub-Agent of Public Lands for the Wiest Land District covering Hilo and Puna. The notice places the appointment date from January 1, 1896 and references official stamps and dates from January 1806 to January 1890, noting a public holiday impact and government closures during the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B.D. Baldwin
Wiest Land District
Hilo
Puna
Brown
Public Lands Office
Honolulu
Sealed tenders for annual report printing and binding
Sealed tenders will be received at the office of the Minister of Finance in London for printing and binding the Annual Report of the Department for the year 1806. Tenders cover paper covers, binding, and specific printing materials. The Minister may reject any or all bids. Samples may be viewed at the Registrar of Public Accounts. War damon, Minister of Finance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finatien
Himvell
Circular on religious teaching in public schools
A circular notes that government funded public schools must remain strictly non sectarian and secular. It revokes the practice of using government school buildings after hours for denominational religious instruction while allowing daily recitation of the Lord's Prayer. It emphasizes moral instruction and bans profanity and alcohol awareness in school conduct.
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Bureau of Public Instruction
Board of Education
Sale of Government Lots on the Esplanade Honolulu
Government auction to sell leases ofEsplanade lots in Honolulu Oahu on February 11 1800 at noon at the Execution Building front entrance. Upset annual rents: Lot 47 260 dollars Lot 48 360 dollars Lot 49 360 dollars. Leases run 10 years with quarterly advance rent. Interior Office ministry notice dated January 8 1896.
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Esplanade
Honolulu
Oahu
Deranwest ie rite Leren Hanolulu January sty 00
Deranwest reports Honolulu January 00 as standard time alignment. The text notes a plan to standardize time across the Hawaiian group to ensure uniformity and convenience. The cited meridian is 157 30" West of Greenwich, 10 hours 30 minutes behind Greenwich Mean Time.
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Deranwest
Medum
Greenwich
Firwenwich
Fake After All Prompts Hawaii Gov Money Scheme
The Evening Bulletin discusses a likely staged filibustering plot by professional sharpeners to snag government funds for fabricated information. It notes two jailed men as potential dupes and cites earlier government spies who insinuated royalist support to destabilize the regime, with some dupes drawn in before the plan unraveled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco Chronicle
Japanese Competition Across Markets Stirring San Francisco Merchants
San Francisco merchants and manufacturers fear sharp competition from Japanese products both in the United States and abroad. Reports indicate local concern as new trade pressures loom. The discussion centers on potential impacts for American producers and the evolving market landscape.
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San Francisco
Japan
United States
Japanese Competition Looms In Hawaii Trade Scene
Hawaii faces growing Japanese merchant competition as local retailers plan to buy large stocks in Japan and import cheaper goods. A dry goods dealer will voyage there to stock up, possibly paving the way for others to follow. Tariff and reciprocity treaty constraints complicate any potential policy response.
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Hawaii
United States
Japan
Hs Conmon
Hat Sandso
Suilhr
Fooisic
Hawaii Senate race sparks local voter apathy and rivalries
Observations note Hawaii voters show limited interest in the Senate race. D. H. Hitchcock urged in the Hilo Tribune December 28 to back local candidate H L Holstein over a Honolulu rival, arguing beach road and harbor improvements symbolize regional priorities.
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D. H. Hitchcock
Hawaii
Hilo Tribune
H. L. Holstein
Honolulu
Waikiki
Puna
Honolulu Harbor
Hilo Harbor
Hilo
Propensity to death by own action noted in development
A compact note indicates a trend toward self-inflicted fatality during development. Details are sparse, with no clear attribution to a person, place, organization, or date. Further readable content would be needed to specify entities or circumstances.
Ha waiians urged to seek elector franchise after reforms
The text notes natives with three candidates, two successful, amid weeks of political change. It laments a discouraging spirit among Ha waiians over losing influence, urging welfare-minded individuals to persuade them to pursue the next chance for the electorat franchise rather than hope for a return of past conditions.
Week of Prayer Morning and Evening at Central Union
Central Union Church hosts a Week of Prayer with morning and evening sessions. On Wednesday at 11 a.m. a program on foreign missions and scripture readings is led by Kev Mr Gu lick, followed by a 7:30 p.m. prayer for missions in Japan. Rev Douglas P Birnie leads the Armenian focus as well as a Japan and Armenia reading.
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Japan
Kev
Mr. Gulick
Thoraday
Larkish Empire
Armenia
Douglas P. Birnie
Wounding and attempted suicide case shocks town
John Kaahenu, recently released from a gambling sentence, returned home and shot at his partner to no effect. He then wounded himself thrice before Lt. Renken and police surgeon. admitted to hospital in stable condition. Assault with a deadly weapon charged, trial set for the 10th.
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John Kaahenu
Che Fa
Kashanui
Renken
Mounted Police
Emerson
Kashsoni
Kuxhanui
Goodale Admitted as Member of Hawaiian SAR Branch
At a board meeting of the Hawaiian Society Sons of the American Revolution Warren Goodale of Kuawainui Hawaii was admitted to membership. His ancestor Abner Goodale from Marlborough Massachusetts joined Captain Howes company at the battle of Lexington on April 19 1775 and later served in Captain Gates militia.
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The
Hawaiian Society, Sons of the
Warren Goodale
Kuawainui
Hawaii
Mr. Goodale
Abner Goodale
Marlborough
Massachusetts
Howe
Lexington
Gates
Harmony Lodge Officers Installed for Present Term
Harmony Lodge No. 3 L O C F installed officers by District Deputy Grand Sire La Pierre. Appointees include J F Scott N G OT Rodgers VG Geo A Turner Secretary J A Magoon Treasurer T P Severin Ward J L Dunas Cond J C Lorenzen R SN G oO L Lorensen L 8 NG AG Silva RSVG G Wallin LS V G F Hammer RST Paul Smith L SS C F Herrick L G W O Atwater Chaplain WO Atwater J QO Lorensen and L Ables trustees.
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Harmony Lodge
No. 3
Hammer
Paul Smith
C F Herrick
O Atwater
WO Atwater
J QO Lorensen
Ables
Reloading outfits and holiday gifts at Hawaiian Hardware
The Hawaiian Hardware Company promotes hunting gear including guns ammunition and reloading outfits with loaner dogs, plus a broad range of aluminum and silverware glassware and lamps as New Year gifts. An upcoming Australia shipment arrives with novelties and Tribune wheels direct from the factory.
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Washington
Hawaiian Hardware Company
Australia
Tribune
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J. A. King
Interior
Interior Office
Deraerwenr Oe
Hosein Nt
Dies
Piusoes
Registrar of Public Ancounta
D, M. Damon
Finance
D.¥ Scott
Bouya
John Emmeluth
John T. Waterhouse
Joseph B. Atherton
Ate
Wat
George ©. Potter
Foreign Office
Advancs
Daniel Logan
Young
Big Island
Senate
sRecre
Timor
Imose
Othe Agande
Central Union Chiron
Star
Julian
John Kashanal
Sons of the Revolution
Hawaiian Hardware Co
Spreckels’ Bank
Fort Street
Macbed
Ge Walian Hardware Company
Hawaiian Jockey Club
Butties
Blayelo Rion
Fin Post
Randy
Gromn
Poarringen
Ene Elonure
Anche
Grenada
Charles David
David Dayton
Merchant Street
Alma
Frank Hustace
Brown & Kubey
Haussinger Street
Hawaiian Safe Deposit As
Eagle
McLran
Nuva Ave
Berotania
Puets
Nott, Jr
Woodward & Brown
Rash
Addrews
Botturrys
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