Local and General Notes From Public Notices
Regular Board of Health afternoon meeting postponed to tomorrow. Sharpshooters meet Friday night at headquarters. Dividend announced on Honokan etook payable Friday. Cricket practice at British Commissioner Kenny's residence in Kapalame this afternoon. Manila cigars rise a point. War disrupts supply as visiting soldiers used mauy thousands. Myrtle Boat Club annual meeting at the boat house this evening. all members urged to attend. Executive committee and subcommittee chairmen meet at 4 this afternoon regarding reception of boys in blue. Mrs. Allen to meet mothers at the High school on Wednesday afternoons at 2:30 during Summer School. Departures for Maui ports listed for Claudine party. Aged native woman seeks warrant for granddaughter Lilia Hanna’s arrest. Portuguese devotions before Kamehameha statue noted. Non-commissioned officers examining board appointed to Sept 30. officers named. Rev. Birnie to lecture Across the Desert Sinai and Petra for Young Men's Research Club tomorrow at 8 pm. Chas S Desky owns town’s fine office furniture arrival from the Coast. Oak and maple desk and chairs, brass settee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenny
Kapalame
Manila
Myrtle Boat Club
Allen
Maui
A. Hocking
F. W. Damon
Mrs. H
P. Baldwin
Chas, Hall
P. L. Weaver
J. A. Smith
John M. Kea
John Evenson
Co. E
T. H. Petrie
Co. B
Douglas P. Birnie
Young Men's Research Club
Central Union Church
Desert
Sinai
Petra
Europe's Standing Armies In Peace Time
The London Sketch lists Europe's peacetime armies by country with Russia 858000, Germany 680000, France 512000, Austria 380000, Italy 300000, England 230000, Spain 100000, Belgium 31000, and Switzerland 131000. In peace, costs total about 1.1 billion dollars yearly. combined France and Russia could muster 1.4 million in peace and up to 9.7 million in wartime. the Triple Alliance could field 7.7 million in war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
London
Germany
France
Italy
England
Spain
Belgium
Switzerland
Oace
Foresters Install Court Campes Officers
The Ancient Foresters installed officers of Court Campes Ancient Order of Foresters led by Chief Ranger Jove de Fring and Sob Chief Ranger E J Alencastre with Financial Secretary A th Re Vieira, Recording Secretary M Pacheco, Treasurer d BP Mekardt, Senior Woodward M A Peixoto, Junior Woodward M A Costa, Reator Beadle J Leal and Janitor Beadle J Rodrigues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court Campes
Order of Foresters
Jove de Fring
E. J. Alencastre
A. Th Re Vieira
M. Pacheco
BP. Mekardt
Sevior Woodward
M. A. Peixoto
Junior Woodward
M. A. Costa
Building and Loan Affairs profits soar at meeting
The Building and Loan Affairs group reported a 14 percent profit last year and opened subscriptions for the 17th stock series. New officers were elected Lansing as president Rose as vice president Gear as secretary Gray as treasurer. Disbursements totaled 29,800.18 with gross profits 705,962. Capital stock stood at 108,226.71 and reserve fund 1,909.67. Resources reached 113,632.51. Loans applications were approved and discussed at the last stockholders meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Eeve
Lansing
B. Rose
A.V. Gear
C. B. Gray
Tug of War Match at Cyclomere Draws Community Interest
A tug of war between Swilei and Rawaiolime enlivened by bicycle races at Cyclomere on Saturday night. George Martin and a Southern California pro join as entries close tonight with manager du Ponte. A purse of 100 dollars is at stake amid Portuguese and native teams. a tug of war tournament follows next Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Martin
California
Ately
du Ponte
Wall, Nichola Co
Swiloi
A M Nanuas
EK Nasuao
Geo Namokueha
George Sherman
J K Makaelani
George Malina
M de la Cras
D K Kabulekanila
Rawaiolimu
Antone Domingos
Morning Accident Involving Dray and Phaeton On Queen Street
A phaeton in front of L B Kerr's dry goods store on Queen Street was struck by dray No. 92 driven by a Chinese laborer. Mrs Hy G Noonan, Miss Alice Kitchen, Master Charles Herbert, and little Vernon Tenney were thrown from the phaeton. Mrs Noonan and Miss Kitchen sustained severe bruises while the Herbert child was injured but otherwise unharmed. The carriage was badly damaged. the horse remained gentle. Two hours later Monadnock and then Monadcock set sail toward Manila with provisions as crew reported the ship low in the water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diaya
Hy G. Noonan
Mies Alice Kitchen
Master Caatles Herbert
Little Vernon Tenney
L. B. Kerr
Queen Street
Dray No. 92
Renue
Nero
Manila
Auction of government land lease on Molokai 1898
By authority I will offer at public auction on August Sid at noon in front of the Judiciary Building the lease of government land at Valapae Molokai and undivided interest in adjoining land at Kahananui comprising 860 acres more or less. Term twenty one years with upset rent of 100 dollars yearly. Conditions include feaving and tree planting. Details at the Public Lands office Honolulu. AF Brown agent of Public Lands Honolulu 1898 date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judiciary Building
Valapae
Molokai
Kahananui
Honolulu
Public Lands Auction Notice at Honolulu
Public lands notice states On Wednesday August Ltd will auction at noon at the front entrance of the Judicial Building in Honolulu a tract of land at Aloa Kona Oahu of about 8 acres lying on both sides of the present main road. The Government main road 80 feet wide is reserved from the auction and a 60 foot road to the upper land is also reserved. Upset price is 10000.00 payable in U.S. Gold. July 11 bees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judioiey
Honolulu
Aloa
Kona
Oahu
Alea
U.S
Bartlett Springs Water Voted Most Effective Health Remedy
An extensive study finds Bartlett Springs Water superior to others for common ailments. The investigation highlights its curative qualities and recommends its use for health benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Attor
Bartlett
Unclear Historical Caption From Fragmented California Note
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a leading California physician and references a year, age, and favorable people. The text is incomplete and lacks coherent events, dates, or verifiable entities to form a precise news item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Kor Domme
Calland
Per Crep of 50 Quarts Per Case of 1 Pints
Per Crep and Dox Quarts Per Dog Pints items mentioned in an unclear OCR line. No clear event date or named organizations available. Content resembles a price or packaging note with quantities and unit names rather than a news item.
Dissolution of Maralehi & Kawai Firm and Buyout of Interest
The firm of Maralehi and Kawai is dissolved. I, the undersigned, have purchased all interest of said Maralehi and will assume all liabilities of the firm against Theo Y Kawai of Front Street Hilo Hawaii.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maralehi & Kawai
Wail Maralehi
Theo
Y. Kawai
Front Street
Hilo
Hawaii
Admiral Dewey Never Voted in Any Election
It is said Admiral Dewey has never voted, believing that officers should not dabble in politics and should serve the country regardless of who is in power, upholding the existing administration without comment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Admiral Dewey
Army
Navy
Pakapio Players Arcoute Swoop at Wilder's Wharf
Deputy Marshal Chilling worth and Olver Kapihea swooped on twenty one Hawailio players at Wilder's wharf near noon. Only cards and other pakapio paraphernalia were captured. The men are all in jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chillingworth
Olver Kapihea
Wilder's
Wharf
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Renjen
Honokan
Lilia Hanna
Kamehameha
Nuuana
Chas
Europe
Ancient Foresters
Olice
J. E. Davis
Humphreys
Public
AF. Brown
Public Lande
Bees
Varia
Hollister
Hawaiian Islands
Isles
Pacific
Io Towelala
Tanel
Sachs Dry Goods Co., Ltd
Fort Street, Honolulu
P.O. Box
Palama Co-operative Grocery Co. Limited
Palama
H. Cannon
Paloma Co-operative
Atinolaia
N. Fernandez
Notary Public
Merchant Street
Camp— Bell Block
J. O. Carter
P.O
Swan
Heaney i Ed Mil, Walanae Walataa
Howard
Walataa
Waianae
Fa Mill
Pearl City
Honntata
Tare van Pam
Dickot Agonte Oe
Dews
Eale
E. W. Jordan
Fort Street
Nottinghan
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Hort Street
Witkiw
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Pakapio
Arcoute
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