Coal Tender for Honolulu Water Works in 1906
Under authority of the Honolulu Public Works Department, sealed proposals are invited until 32 o'clock p m January 1906 for supplying 200 tons of coal to the Honolulu Water Works Department. Bidders must name coal brands and ensure the coal is free from water dirt and other impurities. Delivery to commence immediately after contract award to the Kallil Pumping Station. Proposals to be enclosed in a sealed heated envelope and addressed to C8, Hole loway, Superintendent of Public Works, Honolulu H T endorsing From: howals Co 200 Tons. The Superintendent reserves the right to reject any or all proposals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Araund
Pullie Works
Honolulu
T. H
Holeloway
Howals Co
Mules For Sale Twenty-Three Young Mules Arrive
Thirty two head of young mules for sale recently arrived from Bark George Cur lin. Apply to McCabe Hamilton and Renney for details and availability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Cur Lin
McCabe, Hamilton & Renney
Louis Marks Firewood For Sale in Pacific Heights
Louis Marks advertises firewood on the Pacific Heights Railway yard with ground cords at BB per cord and delivery within part of the city for 855 per cord. The offer stresses good wood at a low price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific Heights Railway
Immense Sugar Cargo Arrives Aboard America Hawaiian
The America Hawaiian cargo ship arrived this morning at fullroad wharf with 3,760 tons of flour and feed for the port. First Mate Bennett injured during the voyage will likely continue the long journey. About 7,000 tons of cargo will be loaded here with 4,000 ready on hand and 3,000 to arrive via island steamers and rail by week’s end. The Alaskan plans about 12,000 tons of Hawaiian sugar for the Eastern market and will store 200,000 bags in its hold before departure. Captain Nichols commands the vessel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aluhan
Peet Boond
Kahulu
Hilo
Portale
Delaware
Bennett
Kahihui
Eaxtern
Philadelphia
New York
Nichols
Rev Watson to Stopover for Bible Expositions
The Rev George D Watson a B D student of theology who visited the Colonies returns to The Moana for a tour of Bible expositions. Most talks will be in the Y M C A hall afternoons at 4 starting today and are for Christians of all creeds. A Saturday and Sunday meeting is not planned. Dr Watson will lead the regular service at 4 30 this afternoon. Business men and Christian workers and women are urged to attend at 4 o'clock this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George D. Watson
Oote
Moana
Y. MC. A
Hawaii Promotion Message From War Department Chief
James, chief of the treat Information for the Bouthern Parity, writes to Secretary Wool of hut Promotion Committen about iron wigvon holes inth department being reatived for Hawaii itera tire. He notes UK matter from the comralter to halt weat tornd ly the railroad com pany along ite different branes and WIAME cost to the Hanolily arganten Hon. The windwer Bleuie home painted, the by lying at the Intertaland dock, The annie visit of the Tnapactors of Hill and Boller in the care of the ninaneup of the Kieu and other boat es.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AH. James
Wool
Hut
Hawaii
Intertaland
Annie
Hill
Boller
Kieu
Thurelay and January Voyages from Sydney and Mauna
Baling tomorrow notices list vessels including Moana Gib from Sydney and Parker from Mauna bound for Victoria Vancouver and Vancouver ports. Listings specify times such as 4 p.m. and 5 p.m. with ships like U S Iroquala and Skorsilkabsia preparing for Pearl Harbor and Kanal porte departures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claudine, Parker
Maul Ports
U. S
Iroquala
Xjblack
Pearl Harbor
Passengers Arrived From Mant Ports and Lat Havia
A list of passengers disembarking includes Claudine Peratimr, Hann PF O'Brien, R H Anderson, Mrs Anderson, Dr St. Sure, Miss N Cas tela, Miss Githus, Mira MM Vincent, Kalina, A Poole, P J Bell, F Vila, R Pook, C J Cooper, W W Chamberlain, Mrs Rockton, M Vivas, and POM Thompson along with Daly, A De Cory and 40 more aboard the Lat havia voyage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peratimr
Claudine
Mant Ports
Jouth
Prom Hann PF
O'Brien
R. H. Anderson
Mre Anderson
Sure
Kahutul
Miss’ N. Castela
Mim
Githus
Mira MM
Vincent
Mise Kalina
A. Poole
P. J. Bell
F. Vila
Misa R. Pook
Mex
C.J. Cooper
W. W. Chamberlain
Mra
Rockton Mint
Rockfort
Dm. Vivas
Lathavia
Pom Thompson
Daly
A. de Cory
Weather report and stray quotes from the period
A Weather Bureau daily report shows noon temperature 76 and morning 46 with humidity around 0. Narrow coverage includes wind in various directions, dew point and rainfall for 24 hours ending noon, plus 181 miles total wind movement. A stray classroom quote about souls appears among the data.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex. McC, Ashley
C. B. Weather Bueau
County of Oahu Road Building Machinery Tender
County of Oahu invites bids for steam road rollers gyratory crushers and portable crane equipment. Bid deadline 4 o'clock January 14, 1908. Shortest delivery time after contract let requested. Right to reject all bids reserved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County OF
Oahu
Victor
Honoluia Hiddnes
Boller
Public auction of McLeod property in Honolulu Hawaii 1906
In the Territory of Hawaii on February 10 1908 at 12 noon the front entrance of the Capitol Building in Honolulu will be sold to satisfy a mortgage and court levy. The property includes Lot 17 and part of Lot 18 and other parcels tied to J. Carter J. C. Carter and others, with bounds described and tied to the Afong and Kaneaina properties. The action is a writ of execution against Geo F McLeod, with the amount set at 946.00 plus costs, interest, and expenses. Dated Honolulu January 6 1906.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. F. McLeod
Inatier
Ub L
Kekuahaon
Fitale
Kalla
Waikiki
Hono
Lulu
Ouba
M.D. Mansarrat
Mrg
K. Pratt
Belie
Sire
Aron
Te Vratt
Atong
True
Afong
Lullanet Cooke
Kald Goo
B. McLeod
J. C. Carter
Kaet
Makai
Kialla Road
Mar
Kea
Katia
McLeod
Beach Hear
B. Faxon Bishop
Honolulu
Untitled fragment shows gun trade dialogue in Chicago Daily News
A fragmented OCR item reports a dialogue about handgun preferences and purchases, mentioning five and six shooter options and a desire to kill. The piece references Chicago Daily News as the source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumtorer
Gunwraith
Gus Fomer
Chileage Dally Newa
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Matinty
Hardware & Supplies
E.O. Hall & Son, Ltd
Niestete
Ibethesda
Waukesha
Meeparlane & Cony
Colburn II
Kapi Bby
Victor Talking
Hawaiian News Company Ltd
Young Building Store
Jorse Shoeing
W.w.wright Co
Limiel Aare
WH. , Irwin & Co., Ltd
Reyal Geveries Co
Liverpool
Eng Alliance Acurance Co
London
Fire Asociation of
Alliance Insurance Corporation Ltd .Winelow
Neagenere Gonaraline
JM. Levy & CO
F. D. Wicke
Lakea BT
Ye M
Victor Records
Bergetrom Mubic Co, Ltd
Obd
Kentucky Cafe
Alakea Street
Lamon
Steinway and Others
Thayer Piano Company
Hotel ST
Pessant
Bulletin
Holloway
Rane
Department of Public Works
Honevat
Louis Marks
Lord & Belser
QUEEN
Alakea
Camara & Co
Royal Annex
Vallecte
Thos. F. McTighe & Co
King Street
Wong Kau
Avia
Watson
Mrs
TEL. Main
William T. Paty
Blakes Street
Ae Yourself
Nivel
Trvala
Pogo
Er Ter
J Oo
Honolula
Greenwich
Greenwinkee
Thurelay
Gib
Sydnes
Bam di
Alareday
Ene Vereen
Eam Tawalt
Cuiltine
Parker
Maunverte
Bendam
Aik
Atuihan
Nicola
Lhewing
W. Thompson
Anahiola
Kleine
Iondipa
Thurwlay
Victoria
Vancouver
Ventura
Hayward
Cobooles
Skorsilkabsia
Gregory
Kanal Porte
U.S. Aus
Atnrn
Newell
Mitway
Water Report
U.S. Weather Bureau
Asiathe
Whitney & Marsh
Oho
C. Bara
Territory of Hawaii
Orpheum Theatre
Richard Buhler
National Stock Company
Ernest Wilkes
Hone
Fort Street
Clinton J. Hutchins
Great Annual Dividend Life Insurance Company
Pacific Mutual
School Street
Tear Anglur
F. Morgan
AT Alam
San
Chicago
Irwin & Go Office
Information Bureau
San Francisco
California
Southern Pacific
W. G. Let
Tim Smith
Waikiki Side
Pauahi
Knickerbocker
Chambers Drug CO
Cor
Fort and
King Sts
Bulletin Oe
Morgan
Kaahumanu Stree
TEL Main
Kaatiu
Main Street
JAS. F
Morgan, Auctionser
Capitol Building
Inter Island Telegraph Co
WM. Henry
Harwall
Jas. F. Morgan
Wymans
Somer Hotel and
Bethel Sts
Fresh Cut Flowers Hotel
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