Local Notes from Honolulu Daily Roundup
Keilua’s J D Paris visits town and C B Reynolds returns from Molokai. Punshon and Oaley College set to open Monday. Honolulu hosts thirty three doctors with more on the way. King Bros advertise John Doiwan fine for assault. Kawaihau club concert at Kaumakapili next week. Salvation Army services scheduled tomorrow. Rev D P Birvie to speak on God’s Call at Central Union. Hawaiian Scenic Calendar and Golden Rule Bazaar publicity continues. Rain totals 3.09 inches for the storm. Mauna Loa arrival returns. Leprosy of Sin sermon at Methodist church tomorrow night. Judge Wilcox sent Kalava for vagrancy. Paauhau deserter returned. Various local notices on repairs, band programs, and sales.
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Australia
Tomahaw
Paauhsu
Kalava
Reef
Wilcox
Gus Schaman
Buying Schiling's Best Baking Powder Save Money and Try Tea
Readers are advised that buying Schiling's Best baking powder and using only three fourths as much as other brands will save money. The promotion offers money back if you do not like Schilling's Best. A Schilling Company advertisement.
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Schiling
Schilling
Schilling & Company
Supreme Court Decision On Yong Den Case Remitted
The court notes a new decision by Justice Frear in Yong Den v Hitchcook. Key points hold that multiple counts may stand if breaches are aggregated in a final paragraph, and a police officer taking money from arson victims and handing it to a superior does not create an official cause of action. The judgment is reversed and remitted for further proceedings.
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District Court
LL. A. Dickey
C. Creighton
Move to declare January 17 a general holiday
A push to observe January 17 as a general holiday gains merchant support if others close. A morning military parade, YMCA athletic events, and an all afternoon program at colleges, ending with evening events at the Opera House and Healani boat house are planned. plus obituary note for Charles Hooper of South Kona, aged nearly 80.
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Healani
Charles Hooper
South Kona
Mr. Hooper
Foresters Postpone Officer Installation Due to Bad Weather
The Order of Foresters did not install new officers because of severe weather and slack attendance. The ceremony will be rescheduled for next week while a regular business meeting was held that night.
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the Order of Foresters
Everything Made Easy in Oil Line Preparation
A persuasive note extols a new oil-based preparation that avoids forcing children to take medicine. It claims to be the finest, most pleasant option and acts like a charm to achieve the desired end without distasteful dosing.
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J.D. Paris
Keilua
Occidental
C. B. Reynolds
Molokai
Oaley College
Punshon Proper
Honolulu
King Bros
John Doi Wan
Kawaihau Club
Kaumakapili
Silvation Army
D. P. Birvie
Central Union Church
Fort Street
G. L. Pearson
Methodist Church
A. W. Carter
John Waterhouse
Rev. W. H. Kitcat
Mauna Loa
P. H Dodge
Day
Emma Square
Makeo Island
W. E. Wall
C. B. Gray
F. B. Oat
J. W. Girvin
Japan
W. W. Wright
Broposelsr
Tel
Hawaiian Cycle and Manufacturing Co
Lewers & Cooke
Kahoku
Kaneohe
Scottish Thistle Club
Golden Rose Bazaar
Supreme Court
Mal
Gmoo
Rice's
School Street
H. Waterhouse & Co
Yokoudoki
Waimea
Koani
First Circuit
Hawaiian Islands
Waikiki
John Tina
Syany
Padgett
Fire Staton
N. Fernandez
Notary Public and Typewriter Office
Merchant Street
Campbell Block
J. C. Carter's
Offeo
Plo
Cummin’s
Castor
N. S. Sachs
Hollister Drug Co
Golden Rifle Bazaar
Portieres
J. J. Egan
California
E. W. Jordan
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