Fraternal Lodges Meet On Thursdays And Saturdays
Meets on the first and third Thursdays at Knights of Pythias Hall with inviting visiting brothers. Honolulu Aerie and Morolulu Lodge No 616 meet Fridays on King Street Fort with cordial invitations. Meets on the second and fourth Saturdays at St. of P. Hall Fort and Beretania with visiting brothers welcome.
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Honoluis Commandery
Wey of
F. Hall
Fort Street
Paul Smith
J. G. B. Cameron
Noble Grand
P. Hall
Corner Fort
Beretanta
Cordialy
Knights of Pythias Hall
Vielting Brothers
H. Foster, Sachem
Howelui Lodge
King Street
West Fort
Jas D, Dougherty
B. BR
Geo. T. Klueghl
St. of P. Hall
Cor. Fort
Dickens Centenary Stamp Offered By Arts Shop
The Charles Dickens Memorial Stamp celebrates the approaching centenary with limited lamination. Proceeds from sales go to Dickens descendants who lack copyright income. The stamp features steel engraving on handmade paper with a water mark for forgery prevention. Each stamp costs five cents and sheets of twelve are offered at fifty cents.
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Charles Dickens
Arts & Crafts
Dickens
Charger for Gaius Queen Parade Approval in City Fire Brief
A request from Arthur E. Wail to use the famous black charger driven by Fire Chief Thurston Ned for the Parade received approval. The animal, property of the city fire department, will escort the Owl princess as part of the event.
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Hanis
Ie Vie
Pmo
Arthur E. Wail
Thurston Ned
Pier Marie
Children’s Hospital reports rendered at trustees’ meeting
Reports submitted yesterday at Kaulkeahun While dren’s Hospital show a busy prosperous year. Judge Dole presided with a quorum of trustees and officers present. Treasurer reported 10028.08 spent on buildings and grounds and 718 on furniture and dishes. Endowment stands at 8127,287.88 fully invested. Other department reports followed.
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Kaulkeahun Whiledren's Hospital
Judge Dole
Dudie Dole
Ppr
Idenberg
Allan Merbert
WG Hobuy
A. G Hoging
Miss Gurney
Schithshell
Hnself
Historical Society Elects Officers at Annual Meeting
At the Ha Wallin Society annual gathering the group elected officers for the coming year. Roles named include president A. Chath, vice presidents W. D. Alexander and AL Judd, third VP A Lewis Jr, treasurer Miss Allen, librarian Prof Engur Wood, recording secretary Prof Hy M Ballo, with directors listed as Carter and others. Remarks by Prof WD Alexander followed, highlighting the mission house project and addresses by Rev. W. D. Westervelt on Legendary Places in Honolulu.
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Ha Wallin Diretories
Weetanvelt
We A. Chath Fleet Vlessprasitent
W. D. Alexander
Weond
AL Judd
A Lewis Jr
Miss Allen
Iebrarian
Engur Wood
Hy M. Ballo
Carre
Tans
Te Carter
Bion
Ony Wirney Sikteg
Alexader
HM. Ballon
Floral Parade Headquarters and Parade Preparations
The Floral Parade will need headquarters at 105 Mesander Youngs Building and volunteers for printing refreshments and costumes. A Pettition for a writ of ejectment filed by W. W. Ashford seeks territory land restoration. Divorces awarded and a police report notes Jack Adair jailed for carrying a concealed weapon as a private detective.
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Lewis Stables
de Cires
Genuist
Hig
Pidenee
Burton Building
Terliy Las Fiturtied
California
Othee Phoas
Hotel
Ariingto
Tooma Tewly
Consolidated Soda Works
Majoade
Sachs Block
Fort Street
Mokl
Mesander Youngs
Yetock
Rome
Hawaiian News Co
W. Ashford
Manoa
Bhiwae
Mern
Apathet
Etienneth Dutra
Merchants’ Association
Washington
Congressional
Jack Adair
Liegon
Hawaii Schools to be Discussed at New Year Meeting
The Territorial Teachers' Association plans a January 1 meeting at Mekinles High Behoot to discuss Hawaii school matters. WR Pareington will cover The Work of the Behoot Fund Commission, Perley Lore on Improving Hawaii schools, and Devers Scudder on Hawaii schools and the sense of mission.
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Territorial
Mekinles High Behoot
WR Pareington
Behoot Fund Commission
Perley
Hawaii
Devers
Banana Growing in Brazil Report Absent Data
Fragmentary OCR text discusses banana growing in Brazil with unclear figures. Mentions Pernicious data gaps and export estimates around 407 274 units and 10 000 plus, referencing Santos and FAO per dozen. Names and exact figures are garbled, but focus remains on production and export context in Brazil.
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Dorling
Argunting
Santos
Band Concert At Ada Park Tonight Features Diverse Selections
The royal Huwalian Hand player leads a program this evening at Ada Park after departure of the steamer. The lineup includes Maveh Kulmuht, Hergey Overtone, Juwilta oc Suppe Inforthesso, Monte Carlo, Kodar Selection, Bright Eyes by request, and Madame Sherry by request. Highlights include La Paloma, Yama Yama Herger, The Star Spangled Banner, and an Hogeting Vocal performance.
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Wat Aly
la Paloma Yradler Marchi
Shipping Transportation Men Scents Rate War From A Far
An OCR fragment details Pacific shipping tensions and possible rate wars. It mentions vessels Wilhelmina and others, commerce between San Francisco Los Angeles and Pacific Coast, and the broader struggle among shipping lines. It notes old ships for sale, windjammers, and the impact on crews and routes in the Pacific theater. The prose includes references to Matson, Canary Islands, and Pearl Harbor, with scattered ship movements and cargo such as sugar and lumber.
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Wit Alorosi
Mother Gate
Amos
Eames
Iolighiiel
Tivaia
Wilhelmina
Yale
Pacific Coast
Angeley
Nave
Jewely
Steatley
San
Los Angeles
Historic carnival sparks hope for one dollar Overland car sale
A garbled 1911 era notice hints at a Heritage festival and a carnival event with promises of a remarkable sale. Implied plans mention a time for a walk, an electric atmosphere, and a bid to purchase an Overland automobile for a single dollar, drawing public interest.
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Odeur
Iimense Amkos
Unclear list of names and ports dated January record
Fragmentary OCR from a maritime or passenger list dated Tuesday January 24 shows an array of names, ports, and destinations including Mikahala, Kinin Go, Japan, Hongkong, Wernerday, and mentions of several individuals and ships. The legible portion provides scattered proper nouns but few coherent events or actions.
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Maui Molukal
Bana
Mikahala
Kinin
Japan Poyte
Hongkong
Tenge Maren
Kaul
Kivid
Stn
Wernerday
Sin Prunehea—Sierra
Ot Ia Me
Transport Service Notice From Honolulu to Manila and Other Routes
Shipping schedule lists several ocean passages with arrivals and departures. Honolulu to Manila via Dan 4 and 1% 船, San Francisco departures in January and February, and connections from Yokohama, Vancouver, Sydney, and Franeisco to various partners. Several named vessels and dates appear in fragmented form.
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Eer
Fie Fraieico
Honolilan
Yok Liberta
Zealandia
Miotortaer Makura
Malla
Siberia
Yokohama
Kores
Vancouver
Sydney
Makura
Taia
Contest Promises Coast Trip for Winning Women
Fragmentary text notes women in a contest at the WH venue where Noye and other taller acts are mentioned. The prize is a free trip to the coast with a two week stay at an inn or hotel, possibly the Howl Stewart.
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Howl Stewart
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