Coffee orders clash with bureau funds state official says
Commissioner Marsden reports orders for Guatemala coffee seed exceed his salary and bureau funds. He cannot pay freight or hold six months for payment. A small lot will be bought on Friday’s steamer for those who paid in advance. Marsden also notes a forthcoming year end report to the President and Koebele’s extensive review of island work and plant parasites.
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Na Bouteris
Marsden
Bureau of Agriculture
Pentleman
Bhors
Guatemala
Bureau of Agriculture Lind
Koebeln
Koebele
Officers elected at Citizens' Guard meetings
Last night three Citizens' Guard companies elected their officers. Company 1 named Captain J Lorenzen and first lieutenant J A Gilman with W O Atwater as second lieutenant. Company 2 chose Captain F J Lowrey, first lieutenant George P Castle, and H F Wichman as second lieutenant. Company 6 elected Captain W P O'Brien, first lieutenant D W McNichol, and George Hawkins as second lieutenant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens’ Guard
J. ©. Lorenzen
J. A. Gilman
W. O. Atwater
F. J. Lowrey
George P. Castle
H. Ff. Wichman
W. P. O'Brien
D. W. McNichol
George Hawkins
Concert by Hagey social club at YMCA hall
An entertainment is planned by the Hagey social club in the YMCA hall on Thursday January 28 at 8 p.m. Performers include Mrs. Montague Turner Mrs. Walbrid Mrs. W. W. Hall Miss Kate Migrew Miss Love and Mesa P W Yarndley JF Brown Mont Eagle and Wm Love. No admission charge and the public is invited. program to be published later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagey Social Club
Y.M. C. A. Hall
Montague Turner
Walbrid
W.W. Hall
Kate Mi Grew
Miss Love
Mesa P W. Yarndley
JF. Brown
Monteagle
Wm. Love
Weather Drops to Record Cold in Honolulu
Local observers report an unprecedented cold spell in Honolulu with thermometers hitting 52 degrees at Freak Brown's residence and 64 degrees at 6:30 am. Readings across Waikiki and Nausua valley show 53 to 62 degrees, well below recent years. Meteorologist Frank Brown notes possible rotary storms near the islands and predicts wind rather than rain, while Kauai records gusty conditions and dust in the sky at Lihue. Senator Wilcox confirms 58 degrees as a low in Kauai as a southwest squall passes.
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Honolulu
Freak Brown
Waikiki
Cecil Brown
Justioe Judd
Nausua Valley
Bas
Ely
Tern T
Theas
Frank Brown
Brown
Ishauide
Kapiolani Park
Japan
Brownanya
Waialua
Ewa
Wilcox
Kauai
Lihue
Curious barometer frog in water jar for rain forecast
A wooden barometer from Germany and Switzerland features a jar of water with a frog and a small stepladder. When the frog leaves the water and sits on the steps, a rainstorm is soon to come. The Artograph is sold as a valuable aid to learning sketching from nature without an instructor for 38.00 by King Bros.
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Germany
Switzerland
King Bros
Five Gents Portraits by Fred Yates Light Up Honolulu Exhibit
In Honolulu artist Fred Yates, visiting for months, has painted about thirty portraits and several landscapes now on show at the Kilohana Art League. The display features Hon. Paul Neumann, Mr. Tom May, Mrs. Day, Mrs. S. Wilder, and many other local figures. The exhibition runs 8 to 10 PM tonight and tomorrow with works loaned by James G. Spencer and Mrs. Forte, among others.
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Fred Yates
Honolulu
Kilobau Art League
Peoeil
Henry Laws
Tom May
Day
Frank Hoogs
G. Wilder
Rice
Staly
Jas. G. Spencer
Paul Neumann
Yates
Bohemian Club
San Francisco
Pacilic Olav . Li
Pa Bishop
Hoa
Damon
Tey
O. M. Hyde, DD
O. M. Hyde, Dd, 13. Portrait of Judge A
Hartwell
Dole
Mise Juliette Hartwell
Nobby
Mary Yates
Littl Dorothy Wood
Mia
C. B. Wood
Jules Tavernier
Hawaii
Waikiki
George Alfred Rogore
Madame du Maurier
London
Society of Portrait Painters
George Alfred Ore
Mr Hartwell
P. J1. Dodge
W. Dickey
Professor Cook Opens Rooms in New Fort Street Building
Has moved into splendid quarters on the beyond floor of Love's new building. These rooms are finally arranged for purpose, and Professor Cook will gladly meet both old and new at any time.
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Love
Fort Street
Professor Cook
Nomination of Patients Treated at Queen's Hospital
In the Queen's Hospital annual summary 757 patients were treated during the year, with 72 admitted on January 1. Nationalities listed include Hawaiian, Japanese, Chinese, Portuguese, United States and others. The death toll was 69, rate 9.1 percent, with main causes including fever typhoid, phthisis, pneumonia, and various injuries. Monthly totals, expenses, and major operations are itemized, with foreign statistics drawn from J F Eckardt, superintendent.
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United States
Cape Verde Islands
Finland
Austria
Brazil
Chile
Denmark
East Endia
France
Hungary
Mexico
New Zealand
England
New Branswick
Norway
Moretonga
Sweden
J. F. Eckardt
Queen's Hospital
Club of musicians plans music for balls and parties
This club of first plans musi cians is prepared to furnish the beat of music for balland parties. The club has a fine quartette of rootlists to which is the popular winger Bennie Jones Op! V may be Left at Wall Nichola Cu or with P Bilva ab WO Ayis office on neat King street.
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First Plans
Balland
Bennie Jones
Wall
Nichola Cu
P. Bilva
Ayi
Neat King Street
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Waitan
Ayer
J.C. Ayer & Co
Lowell, Mass
U.S. A
PNA
Ciel Cxpelon
Hollister Drug Co., Ltd
Republic of Hawaii
Opera House
Donald Y. Graham
Madame Breitschuk
Marquacdl
Harpist
Inter
Nichole CO
Bunett
King Street
Stago
M. da
Hawaiian Quintette Club
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Attonti
Urdere
Ka Uniu
W.W. Dimuts
Cain D. Wiliohwig
Blohiwide Street
Siem
Wimbie
Ie Moree
Prot HN Brorson
Kent
Hawalian Thamways Company
George Heel
Julyo Perry
Keukalin
Ovstate
Kamelin Kani
Emalin Kani
Maka
Justion Whiting i
Supreme Court
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Hawaiian Tramways Co
King Om Navang
Nanang
Nanann Street
Robertson
Kinney & Bullow
George Bicknell Greig
William Greig
James Bicknell
Intyre
Jane Walker
J.8. Walker
George Bicknell
Greig & Bickpoll
Fanning Island
Washington Island
South Seas
Ltiv
High Commissioner's Court of the
Western Pacific
J.B. Thornton
Fiji
Greig
Perry
Pini
George Houghtailing
J. McCarthy
Pipilani
Houghtailing
McCarthy
McCarhy
Age
Milomans Art League
Tonagiet
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