Waterhouse Estate Notice Transfers Business Assets
Notice declares the stock and merchandise of the late J T Waterhouse are left to sons FD P John and GS Waterhouse, who will carry on the business and assume all debts and responsibilities from July 1 1890, under the will of John T Waterhouse and overseen by lawful trustees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Waterhouse
Lee
John
GS. Waterhouse
Emizabevil Bourne Water
AOCSE
Bole
John T. Waterhoune
Notice of Copartnership in Honolulu Hawaii
Notice records a formed copartnership in Hawaii between JT Waterhouse and successors under the trade name JT Waterhouse. Partners listed include Facornick TP Warennovae and others, with business to buy and sell general merchandise in Honolulu. Dated July 1, 1896.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honessali
Ovla
Repubslic
Hawaii
General Werchandise API Ms Commington
Bald Hovolalu
JT Watur~house
JT Waterhouse
Honolulu
Facornick TP Warennovae
Ensue
Cannon Warennovar
Joan Warrnnovan
Gronus
Warenwousa
Mola
W G Halt I Teen Sailings Delayed To Friday
The steamer W G Halt is postponed to sail at noon Friday under Island Navigation Ltd of Honolulu. Vessel schedule details include time and company notice issued in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Halti Teen
Her Island Stam Navigation Ltd
Honolulu
Dinner honors director Eckert at the Moth Hotel
On Monday night a small group gathered at the Hilo Hotel dining room for a complimentary dinner honoring Director Wilder 5 5 and Mr Gen Beckley. A fine repast featured listed menu items carnat ions and ferns with boutonnieres on each plate. Afterward entertainment included flute and vocal performances by Desky Wakefield Otto Rose and Hawaiian songs by the Misses Rose. Nearby news notes report ships leaving Hilo with sugar cargoes tourist returns from the volcano and local plans for the upcoming Fourth of July celebration with a grand stand near the Waiakea race course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gen. Beckley
Wilder 5
Company
Hilo
Mach
Milwaukee
Desky
F. M. Wakefield
Otto Rose
Police Court Docket Clears Calendar For Holiday
Judge de la Vergne preps for tomorrow's holiday as five Chinese defendants face assault and battery, bail set, and trials scheduled. Louvre bar keeper A. G. Froboer fined 250 dollars and costs for selling liquor on Sunday. Ah Tack paroled for possession of chefa tickets with 25 and costs. Pui Ing discharged for weak opium case. Ah Man bail set for July 8. Nakootin alias William Poniliilii to be tried for second degree larceny on the 6th. Ab Nee convicted of assault and battery fined 22 and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de la Vergne
Eich
A. G. Froboer
Louvre
Costa
Ah Tack
Win
Pui Ing
Ah Man
Nakootin
William Poni
Ag Poniliilii
Ab Nee
Lions of Mace march route announced for parade
Coronel McLean issues General Orders No 2 detailing the official march of the procession tomorrow. The route runs from King Street Executive grounds down Merchant to Fort Hotel Alakea Emma School Fort King and back to the Executive Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coronel McLean
Heapquanvens Granup
Concert at Makee Island Sunday Afternoon
The usual Sunday program begins at 3 o'clock on Makee Island. The concert features overtures Iphigenia Faotante and Festival, Wisconsin Transcendence, Andante Surprise Symphony, Polition Coronation, and Hawai Ponoi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Makee Island
Iphly Faotante
Street Lighting Superintendent Cassidy Takes Office in Government System
Cassidy, just detached from the Mutual Telephone Company, assumes duties as street lighting superintendent. Government plans about 100 new arc lights, prioritizing Waikiki road from King Street to the bridge and nearby Punchbowl districts. Power will shift incandescent lights to the Electric Light Company wires, enabling enough energy for the new arc lights with backups. Cassidy promises a thorough pole and wire overhaul and will reside at the works while family stays at Waikiki. He backs Charles Crane as possible successor at the Mutual Telephone Company, noting Crane’s knowledge and steadiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cassidy
Government Electric Light System
Mutual Telephone Company
Senate
King
Leginature
Onsesidy
Waikiki Road
King Street
Electric Light Company
Waikiki
Mutual Talephone Company
Charles Crane
Charley
Mr. Cassidy
Government Clock Aid Questioned By Lucas Brothers
The article clarifies that Lucas Brothers receive no monthly government payments toward maintaining their clock. It states the government has never contributed a cent to regulate or repair the mechanism, though about two years ago it paid roughly $160 annually to keep the clock lit at night. A Eureka reporter spoke with a firm representative detailing the clock’s troubling ownership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterbury
Lucas Bros
Bureka
Literary barber Harry Byng Sees Honolulu Return
Old Honolulu note recalls Harry Byng the literary barber famed for quaint prose and funny ads. He recently left Scotland and returned from a voyage aboard Alameda in San Francisco. He longs to go back to Honolulu, says it is his first home choice and cheers friends on Fort Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. Tallant
Hawaii
San Francisco
Tallant
Inez
Annie Johnson
Hilo
Santiago
Rainbow Falls
Cocoanut Island
Turtle
Carter
Robt
Atkinson
Puna
Harry Byng
Alameda
Harry Hons
Scotland
Glasgow
Harry
Honolulu
Fort Street
Hary Byng
Bullerts
Biro
Bneg
Six Oared Race Entries From Myrtle and Healani Clubs
Myrtle and Healani clubs enter crews for the six oared sliding seat race at 6 am. Healanis column Carl W. with George Ross Jas pours W Jarrett C Murray Fred Damon Henry Williams A Prescott coxswain plus substitutes Porter Crabbe. Myrtle in Myrtle with Olaf Sorenson H Giles Gee Angas W Thrum Percy Lisman Crane and A Giles coxswain. substitutes Raby Dexter and S Johnson. Whaleboat race at 7 am. two entries, pilots' crew and boat boys, with police and prison guards crown expected in the race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle
Healani
Healanis
Carl W
George Ross
Jas
Pours
W. Jarrett
C. Murray
Fred
Damon
Henry Williams
A. &. Prescott
K. RB Porter
L. Crabbe
Myrtle’s
Olaf Sorenson
H. Giles
Gee
Angas
W. Thrum
Percy Lishman
Crane
A. Giles
Raby Dexter
8. Johnson
Crown
The Transgressor’s Path Deters With Crater Seattle Beer
A fragment notes the idea that heavy Seattle beer at the Criterion deters transgression, suggesting alcohol curbs unlawful desires. The wording reflects a moralizing editorial tone and references a local venue. No clear names or dates are provided.
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Marina
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Fourth Circuit Court
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the Lions OF
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