Notice of Public Auction for Hawaiian Land Lots
By authority this notice announces the sale of several parcels in Hamekun Hewall Owered for application January 1 1807 at Pulte Aweion Oo Batuiny Fels Gi. Bids open at 1 a clock at the office of Chan William Hocchot Haualus. Purchasers must meet sworn declaration requirements and make a 25 percent payment due after the sale. Further details available at the Public Lands office in Honolulu or with Chan William, Hawaii.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamekun
Hewall
Pulte Aweion
Batuiny
Chae Wiliams
Hocchot
Haualus
Louis
Honolals
Chan
Wiliam
Aite
Honotas
Tanakna
Hawaii
Government Physicians Dilemma in Hawaii Public Health
The article debates duties of government physicians amid conflicts over care for poor native Hawaiians and laborers, the balance with private practice, and the need for clear pay and roles. It notes public hospitals, plantation attendance, and calls for a harmonized system with principled compensation and potential new legislation. It also cites a New York Supreme Court decision invalidating Tilden library clauses and warns against tuberculosis in cattle and public health actions on the Pacific coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Hosith
Coion
Wiiler
Imatan Res
Lowry
Supreme Swart of
New York
Samuel J.tilden
Todge Beekman
New York City
Mr. Tilden
New Lebanon
Yonkers
Dingley Opposes Reciprocity Critique on Sugar Treaty
Congressman Dingley denied Republican opposition to reciprocity and said they would go at least as far as the McKinley bill. He argued that reciprocity with other sugar nations under that bill nullified Hawaii's advantages, cautioning those confident in the treaty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dingley
McKinley
Hawaii
California barbers seek state exam and licensing law
Barbers aim to secure a state examination and licensing requirement for setting up in the trade. The move is framed as beneficial to the public and legitimate clipping and shaving craft. The note adds a broader duty of government to educate Chinese children alongside other nationalities as part of the Pacific schoolhouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen's Hospital
Honolula
Honolulu
California
Pacific
Uruguays press freedom revival signals fragile gain
The text notes that liberty of the press in Uruguay has been restored, but warns it may be temporary until a future political shift or aggressive leadership returns to power. It frames the restoration as tenuous amid potential upheaval or coups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uruguay
Nobel’s 10 Million Bequest to University of Stockholm
The text notes Alfred Nobel, inventor of dynamite, bequeathed ten million dollars to the University of Stockholm, Sweden. It mentions Ulopalakna on Mani and Bucneria as familiar terms in the narrative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ulopalakna
Mani
Homer
Alfred Nobel
University of Stockholm
Sweden
Gems and kitchen aids headline new goods sale
Immense consignment of new goods arriving soon and a collection of indispensable household items announced. Gem Ice Shaver saves ice and temper, fish scalers reduce prep time, French slicers and carvers come in styles, bread knives in ivory wood or metal handles, plus silver plated spoons and forks. Durable, cheap, and useful items highlighted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clauss
Also Mentioned on This Page
Public
Varuila Amerton
Steate
F. Brown
King Street Hanah
Canada
Mexico
P.O
B. L. Finney
T. Niel Logan
Urlday
the Medical Service
Dome
the Hawaiian Hardware Co. Limited
Spreckels’ Bank
Fort Sts
H.s.tregloan & Son
Kewalo
Chamber of Commerce
Oblock
Claus
the Manufacturers’ Shoe Co
Trish
Temple OF Fashion
Kort Sreet
H.f.wichman
J. M. Webb
Golden Rule Bazaar
Fort Street
ER. Hendry
Kinan
Penncola Street
Lunalilo
Pensacola Streota
Merchant Street
Peerless Preserving Paint Company, Oat
N. Fernandez
Notary Public
Campbell
Carver
Offen
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