Water-privilege holders notified of irrigation hours
Holders of water privileges and water-rate payers are informed that irrigation hours are from 6 to 8 a m and from 4 to 6 p m. Those on Punchbowl slopes above Green street and in Nanseu Valley above School street may irrigate when water is available, not exceeding four hours per day. Andrew Brown Honolulu Water Works. Approved J A Kina. Honolulu June 17 1897.
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Punchbowl
Green Street
Nanseu Valley
School Street
Andrew Brown
Honolulu Water Works
J. A. Kina
Honolulu
H. I
Water Rates Due for Term Ending 1897 in Honolulu
Notice to water privilege holders that rates for the term ending December 31, 1897 are payable by July 31, 1887 at the Honolulu Water Works office. Unpaid balances after fifteen days incur a 10 percent penalty. payments must be made at the Water Works office near Kapualawa.
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Honolulu
Tie Rau
DETERRED ON ANNEXATION TREATY PROSPECTS
The Evening Bulletin notes little new on annexation, predicting a waiting period for developments. It cites Senator Morgan’s bill as a significant element and suggests annexation may be deferred if Washington acts sincerely amid tensions with Japan.
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Japan
United States
Morgan
Washington
Grand London Jubilee Celebrations and Queen Victoria Health
The Diamond Jubilee celebrations in London proceed without mishap and display spectacular scenes. Queen Victoria endures the strain with cheerful health, while international papers assess attitudes toward the Hawaiian annexation treaty and the United States’ handling of Hawaiian affairs remains debated among London Berlin and Paris outlets.
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London
Queen Victoria
Berlin
Paris
United States
Father of Charley Ross Dies After Twenty Three Years
Charley Ross's father, waiting twenty three years for his stolen son, died still hoping for the child's return. His death closes a chapter marked by deep sorrow and a public that shared in his grief. The memory of the boy and the world’s sympathy linger in this mournful record.
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Charley Ross
Senate Split on Hawaiian Annexation Treaty Poll
New York Herald reports 57 senators likely to ratify the Hawaiian annexation treaty, just three shy of two thirds. undecided count at 11, opposed 21, with several leaning toward annexation if persuaded by convincing arguments from supporters.
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New York
the Herald
Senate
Aldrich
Allen
Allison
Baker
Burrows
Cannon
Carter
Chandler
Clark
Cullom
Davia
Deboe
Elkin
Fairbanks
Foraker
Frye
Gallinger
Gear
Hale
Hanna
Hansbrouch
Hawley
Heitfeld
Hoar
Jones
Nevada
Lodge
McBride
McMillan
Mantle
Mason
Morgan
Morrill
Nelson
Penrose
Perkins
Platt
Connecticut
Pritchard
Procter
Quay
Rawling
Roach
Seawell
Shoup
Spooner
Stewart
Teller
Thureton
Turner
Turpie
Warren
Wellington
Wetmore
Wilson
Wolcott
Butler
Daniel
Gorman
Harris
Kansas
Kenney
McLaurib
Mallory
Martin
Mitchell
Murphy Smith
Hows
Macon
Bate
Berry
Duffery
Chilton
Clay
Cockrell
Faulkner
George
Gray
Harria
Tennessee
Arkansas
Lindsay
McEuery
Educators Arrive for Maui Summer School Lectures
Prof Elmer J Brown of the University of California arrives in Mariposa to lecture on Pedagogy at the Summer School. Prof Mead of the University of Chicago, and Prof Swing of Oberlin College, arrive by steamer. Mrs Mead and Mrs Onatle are linked to the visitors as relatives. Professors Ellis and Chamberlain of Mills College are in Maui and set to reach the city soon.
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Elmer J. Brown
University of California
Mariposa
Mead
University of Chicago
Hye
Mra
Oberlin College
Mins Ellis
Mina Chamberlain
Milla College
California
Maui
City
Cabinet in Session Discusses Hawaiian Treaty Outlook
In Washington on June 22 the Cabinet spent over two hours on the Hawaiian annexation treaty. Administration does not expect a vote in the Senate before December. Calhoun’s Cuba report was not presented. The Chinese and Portuguese ministers offered no protests, and Portugal expects its Hawaii colony to be protected under U S law. The Chinese minister supports the exclusion policy and notes about 25 000 Chinese live in Hawaii.
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Washington
Calhoun
Cuba
Viscount de Santa Bryce
Hawaii
United States
Resont
Portugal
China
Treaty annexation of Hawaii seen as consummation of union
In June 1897 Secretary Sherman sent the annexation treaty to the Senate while Ex Queen Liliuokalani formally protested from Washington. The document bears signatures by Jon Heleluhe Liliuokalani and Mrs Helelube, witnessed by Juling A. Palmer.
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Sherman
Senate
Liliuokalani
Washington
Jon
Heleluhe
Helelube
Juling A. Palmer
Pacific Mail dividends and new steamers discussed
New York June 15 P Huntington stated the report of a 4 percent dividend is incorrect He favors conservative management and indicates a likely 8 percent annual dividend or 14 percent semi yearly He also notes the possibility of adding two 10000 ton steamers between San Francisco and China to improve earnings and support a 5 percent dividend while the decision on the ships is not yet final
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New York
N. Y
P. Huntington
Pacific Mail
San Francisco
China
Navy Commanders Named for Pacific Station Relief
A Washington dispatch dated June 23 reports Captain C. 8. Cotton’s sea service term ends and he will be relieved by Commander N. M. Dyer. Dyer sails from San Francisco this month and is to receive his captain’s commission after his examination.
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Washington
C. 8.Cotton
N. M. Dyer
San Francisco
To Let Monquito Proof Furniahed Roow at 657 Berelauia Street
Old A he loan places 1 Telephone and loan advertises a furnished room for rent at 657 Berelauia Street. The listing references a Monquito proof feature and a nearby telephone and loan services.
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Monquito
Berelauia Street
Old A
Telephone & Loan
To Let Cottage Near King Mires
To Let a cottage on the monky side of King mires near Lillha street Posseasto. Abonce by AP UY GHAR & co.
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Monky
King Mires
Lillha Street
Posseasto
Abonce
Ap UY Ghar & Co
Rooms To Let Wart Bustable Foe In Separate Building
Inquiry of it PS N. F. Borgess at 18 Miller Street, to be let with the pictures therein. Pure at thor Waverley Block on Huthiel Street, well coupled by Ehlers & Company. ApS ut bi63i Henry Waterloug.
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Eek
Ture
Jnquire
PS N. F. Borgess
Miller Street
Purat Thor Waverley
Huthiel Ateeot
Ehlers & Company
Aps
Western Reserve U Grants LL D to McKinley
The West ern Reserve University conferred the degree of LL D on President McKinley. Also at Williams College commencements Sanford Ballard Dole received an honorary LL D as head of the Republic of Hawaii. The report includes a San Peansieen labor council stance on annexation and a San Francisco port incident involving opium seized from a wagon at the customs house. Lanai rainfall to June 26 totaled 2.56 inches.
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Cleveland
Western Reserve University
McKinley
Williamstown
Williams College
Sanford Ballard Dole
Republic of Hawaii
Labor Council of San Peansieen
Hawaiian Islands
Ite Committee On Law and Legislation
Australia
San Francisco
An Expressi
Customhouse
Island
Lanai
Garden lawn tent with umbrella and portable chair sold in Hawaii
Hawaiian Hardware Co presents an adjustable circular lawn table with large umbrella, iron pedestal, red cedar top, and foldable leaves. The unit folds compactly for one man transport and shades six to eight people. Also offered is a portable lounging chair with wicker seats on castors that converts to a bed. June 29 1897.
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Hawaiiai Islands
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Witte
McSpocker
Henry E. Cooper
Bup't
Dane
Daniel Logan
Perieunt Nor Aget In
Ienegan
Secretary of State
Congress
Wiliam McKinsey
Executive Mansion
Per “Solani
From
E. O. Hall & Son, Ltd
Corner Fort and
King Streets
Henry Waterliou
Remington
John Silva
Mr. Silva
the Pacific Cycle & Manufacturing Co
Hort Street
Doctors McKinley
Famely
Hawaiian Hardware.Co Limited
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