Young Men Institute formed for moral growth and aid
Last week a Young Men's Institute organized by Catholic young men aims at moral nodal and intellectual improvement with a bene ficiary feature for accident sickness and death. It will meet twice monthly in Harmony hall with a reading room likely to start. Thirty charter members joined at the outset and the group will welcome locals and visitors alike. John Wood was arrested for heedless driving on King Street the 20th following a police court hearing that was continued and rescheduled at his attorney W A Henshall request.
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Harmony Hall
John Wood
King Stret
W. A. Henshall
B.A. Fraser
Pederi
Db. Atheron
W. A. Bowen
Naine
Tren
Honolulu Photo Supply CO
Mary BR. Foster
Port Blakeley
Honolulu Iron Works
Hilo
Claudine
Jorge
Hilo Bay
Almont
Hassan
Murphy
Thew Arcompanytte
Kamahere
Raphail Prada
A. Martins
Tom Carey
Quong Fook Tal
Watil
McDermott
John H. Wilton
Waikiki
Brown
Local and General News From Honolulu Harbor
A jumble of late 19th century ship notices and local items mentions barkentines, sugar shipments, and lumber cargoes. The Hawaiian Woman's Club meets this afternoon at Mrs W F Frenr home. ships Harriet G and Andrew Welch arrive or depart, with crews and cargoes noted. A Japanese seeking work is listed among transient help, while city works near King and Fort streets progress with foundation walls. Police court notes include opium possession, assaults, and a dismissal for lack of malice in a Waikiki beach incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camara & Co
Alnlien
King
Merchant
Hawaiian Woman's Club
W. F. Frenr
Rapid Teanatt Co
Tetai
King and
Fort Streets
Sales ledger fragment for Oahu and nearby areas
A terse commerce note lists multiple items and prices across Oahu and Ewa regions. Entries include Pioneer $1385, Ewa items ranging from $21.99 to $28, plus several Ookain and Ookala line items with amounts around $17 to $27. These figures resemble a fragmented sales ledger or inventory listing with scattered quantities and prices.
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Oahu
Pioneer
Ewa
Ookain
Ookala
Hunting Seasons and Penalties for Wildlife 1807 Rules
Warlone amie birds and other game are seasonally allowed from March to September with specific dates. Prohibitions target native wild ducks hawstlangoo quail pheasant wild dove and wild pigeon. Violations incur fines from $10 to $50 per Section 1416 court actions. Provisions enforced by district magistrate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diatelet
Also Mentioned on This Page
Diston
The
Bank
Masonic Temple
NEW England Bakery
J. Oswald Lutted
Honolulu
Wot California Feed Co., Ltd
Ntlemen
Hustace & Co, Utd
Columbia Phonographs and Records
Ables and Chairs
Washington Light CO
W. Macfarlane
Ewe
J.B. Mowgan
C. Brown
F.hustace
H. Atherton
W. H. Hoogs
Hustace & Co., Ltd
Steve Steam
Digicom
Wyayrat
Henry Smith
Judiciary Dept
Pantheon
Alden Besse
Barkentine
S. G. Wilder
Homotel Stock Yards Co., Ltd
Harriet G
Emms Wharf
Kailua
Hartien
Weddelina
Olympia
Hanan & Sons
McInerny Shoe Store
Olulu Stock Exchange
Honalwi
Asbo
Sn Mercantile
C. Brewer
Ian Gotts
Cid
Brest
Brest Newouom Ile
Mere Olassian
Ian Ee
Stanley
Gunn Desk & Cabinet
the Coyne Furniture Co
Uz. P.O
BOX Gan
Progress Block
Per Rhine
Macey
Fred. Macey Desk CO
Grand Rapids
Michigan
Ladies’ Home
DESKE
San Francisco
H. Hackfeld & Co., Ltd
Hawaiian Territory
Consult
Willard ER. Brown
Halstead
Halstead & Co
Fort Street
Honolulu Stock and Bond Exchange
Warren
Jurlea
E. W. Jordan’s
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