Fort De Russy post receives survey detachments and bakery upgrades
Quartermaster at Fort De Russy organizes transport for engineers from Company G and other detachments to perform military survey duties on Oahu. Names specified include Corporal Tortien Sergeant Paste Private Farley Miller McDougall Kelly and Vogelback returns to duty after fever. Upgrades at post bakery and gardens planned to aid hospital and families. New equipment issued to Company G for mounted patrol and survey use.
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Department of California
Corpar Eaward O'Neill
Eharg
Vogelback
Watmanaio
Mouser
Clemmons
Honolulu
Bergeant
Arethur Spencer
Ee Tak
Wittelen
Tuppitea
Murvey and Commissaries
Charles Fourd
Watminalo
Monahan
Walple
Staten
Murray
Fort de Rummy
the Pont
Post Hospital
Quartermaster Corral
Ordnance
Old Plantation No Public Dump Controversy Emerges
City workers responsible for Thoman Square maintenance are accused of using land from Mrs. Victoria Ward's Old Plantation on Kings Street as a dumping ground. Ward protests that a 56 foot wide street area was never developed and odors from daily refuse undermine the estate’s use. Maya Fern has received the communication detailing the dispute.
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Thoman Square
Victoria Ward
Kings Street
City Lobel Overspends on Garbage Department Funds
The city garbage department shows a deficit of 260.16 over three months. Receipts from collection totaled 3,640.55 while the city and county government spent 3,920.71 to perform the work in the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anw
Wilson
Kalihi Praise as City Aids Kaithi Camp Road Work
Gratitude flows from Kalihi as City and County Supervisors act to fund four electric Nghia road improvements toward Kaithi camp. Secretary Maholona and Kalihi officials commend prompt compliance with their rights requests. A commendation letter adds to the record of official support, with Kalihi’s message likely to be framed.
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Kalihi
Kaithi
Maholona
Kaiihi Tenior
Koolaupoho Road Complaint Amid Overgrown Weeds
Residents in Koolaupoko report dangerous road conditions to the Kaalaea store route. They complain weeds lantana guavas and other plants have choked the highway and bridges need repairs including a trestle bridge removed by a trenching project. The road committee will investigate the matter.
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Walheo
Kaalaea
Koolaupoko
It Ie
Street renaming sought for Portuguese representation in Honolulu
A petition at Honolulu City Hall requests renaming the road from Pauoa Road to Fort Street as Funchal Street to honor a key Azores port. Supervisor Marstop Campbell reports approval and the new name has been substituted.
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Honolulu
Pauou Road
Fort Street
Funchal
Agra
Azores
Marstop Campbell
City and County Physician Reports Financial Balance
Bruce Mackall, city and county physician, released a six month report showing a balance of $390,560 unexpended from hospital appropriation. The report covers supervision of all cooperative hospitals, Queen's Hospital and Home, City and County Salt and Government Dispensary. It notes 4277 cases treated and 2381 certificates issued.
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Bruce Mackall
Queen's
Deawe
Nursing Mothers and Health During Nursing Period
The piece stresses the vital role of a healthy mother during nursing for the child’s future strength and development. It advocates pure, gentle, and invigorating habits to ensure the mother’s perfect health, asserting no other factor matches its importance.
A Good Investment in Templar Ranch Oil Co
The Templar Ranch Oil Co of Kern County California with 800 acres of oil land and a flowing well is nearing completion of its three mile gravity pipeline. Managed for growth, it promises rising demand and potential dividends, recommended by Lincoln Mortlake & Lonn Co of San Francisco. Capitalization stands at 1,000,000 dollars, with shares of 1.00 each offered at 0.80. Investors are urged to act now before all shares are gone.
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Templor Ranch Ol Co
Templar
Kern Co. Cal
Sagar
Templar Ranch Oil) Co
Lincoln Mortlake & Lonn Co
San Francisco
Rapid Transit Extends Line to Waikiki Area
Honolulu Rapid Transit and Land Company announced plans to lay a spur along Aluonoana from Navy Dock No 2 toward Waikiki. The street railway firm has assured the city that tracks will follow the old plan and paving will occur between the routes. A local resident described as generally disagreeable is cited in the notice.
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Honolulu Rapid Transit and Land Company
Navy Dock No. 2
Sone Intaneo
Waikiki
Italy
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