Coffee boom on Hawaiian islands promises vast future
A Honolulu discussion with W G Irwin outlines a grand forecast for Hawaii as the next great coffee center. Vast lands near Hilo and the volcano are cited as ideal for plantations, with 6000 acres ready and plantings maturing to feed growing global demand. Strong investors are urged to enter with substantial capital, as shipments from the islands are predicted to surge this year and next, propelling Hawaii to the forefront of coffee production.
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Hajan Islands
United States
San Francisco
California
Guatemala
Salvador
W. G. Irwin
Hilo
Volcano House
Java
Hamukua
Honolulu
Hfe
Ialanda
Hawaiian Islands
Oanie
Pana
Kona
Wight
Wilder Steamship Company
Robert Rycroft
Safetill
Kilauea
Hawaii
Mauna Kea
Mauna Loa
Pona
Ceylon
Goura
New Seaside Mansion at Waikiki by Alexander Young
A two story seaside villa on Old Waikiki beach, built near the water on coral piers, features a 70 by 70 foot ground plan, wide verandah, ocean lanai, six sleeping rooms, and extensive living spaces. Architects Ripley and Dickey, with owners Mr. Young and partners Haydon and Gonzaly, note a total cost near 7000 dollars reflecting lower Hawaii building costs.
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Diamond Head
Waikiki
Alexander Young
Menars, Ripley & Dickey
Young
Mr. Young
Beach
Islands
Aise
Sean Moor
Hae
Haydon and
Gonzaly
Mesore
Ripley & Dickey
Bonterrk
Harmony Lodge No. 3 Installs Officers in Full Lodge Room
Harmony Lodge No. 3 O. F. installed officers for the current term with District Deputy Grand Bire H. H. Williams conducting the ceremony. Officers installed include Noble Grand Paul J Voeller Vice Grand J J Macdonald Secretary E R Boudry Treasurer J A Magoon and Warden T P Severin among others.
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Harmony Lodge No
L H Dee Iardian
C F Horrick
Moonlight Concert at Thomas Square by Government Band
A moonlight concert will be held at Thomas Square this evening by the government band starting at 7:30. The program includes Overture Light Cavalry, selections from various works, new minstrel by Brook Warnering Minetrel, Keller Cornet Solo Palace Bugler, and performances by Mr. Charles Kreuter.
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Thomas Square
Lght Cavalry
Buppe
Balle
Minneapolis
Rabibition
Brooke ‘Walth
Warnering Minetrel
Keller
Cornet Solo
Welaseuborn
Charles Kreuter
Marehos
Gavotto
Rhian
Bor
Marc
Invelt
YMCA Monthly Meeting Reviews Renewal Reports
At the regular monthly meeting the YMCA discussed renewal reports, secretary Coleman was granted four months leave of absence, the treasurer reported 47.73 on hand with no outstanding. Proposed amendments to the constitution creating a board of nine directors were adopted.
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Young Men’s Christian Association
Coleman
Ertain
Vine
Police In Lima Probe Missing Mate Case On Uncle John
Inquiry here confirms theory from Lima that the Biate Department has lodged a demand with the United States charge of legation at Lima for the release of the mate of the American bark Uncle John. He was arried on December 10 at ab Cutloo, and was arrested ber cause of his constant demand for Rainier Beer. On tap or in bottles at the Criterion Saloon.
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Callao
Lima
Biate Department
United States
Legation
Uncle John
Ab Cutloo
Criterion Saloon
Magutes Announces Surreya Line At Clab Stablea Exhibit
Magutes and Phase Gu Schuman informs the public of a new line including Surreya, Baggies, Phaetons, Kond Wagons and Carts, Double sod Single Baggy, express and Hook Harnoes for Hawking trade. Goods are on exhibition at the Clab Stablea, Popular House, 164 Fort errest, price per week up to $L.00.
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Gu Schuman
Clab Stablea
Fort Errest
Seventeen Defendants in Session of High Court
Court records reveal multiple cases including libel for divorce by Grace Reid against Hugh Reid, a partition action involving Julia Colburn et al, and ejectment actions. Attorneys Humphreys Macdonald and others represent several plaintiffs. judges include Carter. A death in the Byrne v. John Allen case is noted, while large land claims near Fort and Emma streets are pursued by multiple parties.
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Dadge Carter
Eliza Meek
George
Kinney & Nallow
Creighton
J. A. Mongoon
Parson
Grace Lucy Reid
Humphreys & Macdonald
Hugh Crawford Reid
Henry Smith
Julia Colburn
A. N. Kepoikai
Carter
M. Kamakon
B. F. Dillingham
Oahu Railway and Land Company
J. Q. Wood
Lyle A. Dickey
James J. Byrne
John Allen
A. Feek
Ahmi
B. Holmes
Lee Kai
Ah Ming
Li Cheung
Albert McGurn
Harry Set Manaoui
Alvorex
Peteree Yy Fr Tevet Mra
Emily K. Mehrten
Kamaio Drew
Ion Ae Men
Emma and
Fort Streets
Kaulukou & Kaneakas
E. Johnsou
Thoreton & Stanley
Dead Giveaway at Honolulu Vagrancy Case Involves Immigrants
A private court letter from Honokss recounts a dead giveaway on a $50 showup for Japanese immigrants. Two Japanese witnesses, questioned on living arrangements, reveal they paid an immigration agent $35 from a loan to show funds to customs officers. One landed in Hilo with $5, the other entirely destitute, highlighting the exploitative scheme.
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Honokss
Stia
Honolulu
Hilo
Watch mystery linked to Ventura harvester case
A Ventura county work on a harvester ends with a missing watch bearing J A Carpenter’s initials. The watch, drawn from a barley shipment to Honolulu by Garberding Co, spurs a letter tracing the item through Commercial News and Produce Exchange notices amid elusive hints and returns.
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J. A. Carpenter
Ventura County
Hyung Lulu
A. Garberding & Co
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David Dayton
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