Exhibition of Hugo Fisher Paintings Nears Close in Honolulu
Next week marks the end of Hugo Fisher’s exhibition at the Pacific Hardware Company art rooms. The reporter emphasizes the range of Fisher’s talent in oils and watercolors, urging patrons of all means to view the collection before it closes. The piece argues original works outweigh cheap machine produced art and promotes art as both asset and education for the young.
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Hugo Fisher
Pacific Hardware Company
Fisher
Honolulu
Judiciary Jettings at Supreme Court Term
Appeals heard include Ballou versus Hawaiian Tramways Co. Dickinson for plaintiff Ballou and Dickey. Neumann for defendant. appeal dismissed in Nunes et al. versus Yim Quon. Henrique versus Paris on specific performance with Robertson for plaintiff and Kinney for defendant.
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Supreme Court
M. Ballou
the Hawaiian Tramways Co
Disstrict Court of Honolulu
Ballou
Dickey
Newmann
P. Hane
Kuluwaimaka
Neumann
Kaaie
Kanoakua
Peter Nunes
Peter Nunes Et al. Vs. Yim Quon, Exceptions From Flist Circuit, Magoon & Edings
Neumann & Davis
J.G. Henrique Va
J. D. Paris
Robertson
Kinney Jailou
Honolulu Fire Station Central Construction Plans Revealed
The new central Honolulu Fire Department station will be brick with stone facings on Beretania and Fort streets, two stories high, with a 50 foot hose tower, arched engine openings, and a rear yard for stables and repairs. Chief Engineer Hunt praises progress as Superintendent Rowell says bids will be invited soon.
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Fire Department
Etrilao
Thin City
Ditis
Beretonia
Fort Streets
Central Station
Honolulu
Hart Street
Beremain Street
Fort Street
Pula
Wawu
Night
Workswell
Enna
Waikiki
Boeretania Street
Hunt
Six Boys Face Theft Charge in Pears Case at Vale
Six youths appeared before Judge de la Vergne charged with stealing six dozen pears valued at 86 from George Carter. All pleaded guilty. Each was sentenced to two years in reform school, except Joseph who received three months.
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Jos Loin
Kalalawai
Aloha
Moses
Diatel
Mahi
de la Vergne
George Carter
Reform School
Joseph
Regimental Shoot Out Awards and Top Scorers
The event included 21 participants with 126 medals, 55 silver, and 71 bronze awarded. Corporal Sam Johnson of Company F and musician Bordtfel of Company A achieved the highest score, named ADeneh, with several women also among high scorers.
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Sam Johnson
Bordtfel
Inaie
Hospital water supply boosted by new Aermotor mill
The Queen’s Hospital water source, once fed by an artesian well and a Gem windmill, now uses an Aermotor pump installed yesterday. The unit, twelve feet in diameter on an eighty foot platform, pumps into a 90,000 gallon tank at about 600 gallons per hour, aided by light wind. The Aermotor design requires little maintenance and Hawaiian Hardware Co. distributes the wheels.
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Queen's Hospital
Hawaiianardware Company
Japanese Life Insurance Firm Aims to Enter Territory
A Tokyo life insurer, Ain Ampeg Kai sha, plans a local branch amid Japan’s aging business expansion. Managing agent Mimashata Kuruya, touring the field, says the firm will push cheap policies and expects large growth, citing $85 million in cash assets and $70 million capital. Annual Japan China business near 890 million, aiming for a substantial share of local market.
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Ain Ampereg Kaisha
Tokio
Japan
Mimashata Kuruya
Bulk- TM
Ita
Opanina
China
Electric Frying Pan Demonstrates Novel Cooking Device
Theo Hofmanns introduces a new electrical pan that resembles a standard iron frying pan but contains a double bottom with a small electric machine between two iron plates. insulated wires connect to a lamp socket, generating enough heat to nearly red hot the pan in a short time, promising quick meals and potential culinary uses.
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Theo, Hofmanns
Sporting goods line arrives for coming seas by Moseré
Martha Davis arrived this morning delivering a complete line of sporting supplies for the season to Moseré, Castle & Cooke, expanding the store's offerings for outdoor enthusiasts.
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Martha Davis
Moseré, Castle & Cooke
Elegant new barber shop sets fashion in Honolulu
Frank Pacheco, famed proprietor of the Criterion shaving parlors, has refitted his shop with cabinet work mirrors marble wash stands and three luxurious chairs. The updated salon promises prompt service and high quality soaps and perfumery, signaling broader city-wide barber shop improvements.
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Honolula
Bor & Long
Frank Pacheco
Criterion Shaving Paylors
Chicago
Barber
Mr. Pavheoo
Frank
Route of the Fourth procession sparks Fort street debate
Merchants on Fort street balk at decorating, claiming the published Fourth of July parade route omits Fort street. Colonel McLean says the route is still being arranged and will be officially released tomorrow, with Fort street’s business district inclusion likely and Beretania street omitted.
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Fort Street
McLean
Buterin
Beretania Street
Haragoza Arrives as Mexican Warship on Scientific Cruise
The Mexican warship Zaragoza arrived today from Santa Cruz California, a bark rigged wooden corvette of about 1500 tons. Officials alone were allowed on board and details were scarce. Four rounds were fired in a display under Hawaii’s flag. a consular official boarded for explanation amid an apparent incident at the pine. King Bros on Hotel Street displayed island geography photos.
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Zaragoza
Hoa
Santa Cruz
California
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FP. Morgan
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Tmy
Queen Street
W Macfarlane
Evig
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John Ena
Morgan
Sumo
Esplanade
Pirstelman
Lawailian
Baw. Jordan
Port Strent
Ayer
Hollister Drug Co., Ltd
Bole
The
Republic of Hawaii
Ant
Short Tae
Beilding
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Rowell
Hospital Wate Supply
Aermotwr Now
Jvanese Lepe Insumanch
Tokio Company
Run
Frank Pacheca
Haragoza
King Bros
Hotel Street
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