Legislature Session Highlights House Minutes and Finance Talks
The session opened with prayer and minutes, ministers reporting signed acts on the Game Act and electric franchise. Debate over labor pay, liquor tax petitions, a great seal committee, and the Honolulu Electric Railway bill dominated. The bill faced referrals, disputes over arbitration, and calls for more information before future action. The Senate adjourned after noting Act 14 passage and ongoing committee work.
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Willer
Senate
Oiphin
King
Hilo
Smith
Brown
Waterhouse
W. C. Peacock & Co
Alasha
Hatch
Honolulu Electric Railway Company
Baldwin
United States
Committee On Commerce and Internal Improvements
Wilder
Avenion
Honolulu
Foreign Corporation
Senator Waterhouse
Advisory Council
Lyman
McCandless
House
Canaigre
Ite Producta
The Representives House Debates Hann Road Funds
The House met at 10 a.m. with Hanuna presenting a petition by 66 Hann residents seeking $5000 for district roads. The Finance Committee received the petition. A bill aiding new agricultural enterprises passed third reading, granting ten year tax and import duty exemptions for canaigre and fibre crops and related mills and machinery. The session adjourned at 10:25 a.m. with adjournment set for tomorrow.
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Hanuna
Hann
Watchmaker ad touts scientific suspenders and crafted goods
The notice promotes purchasable items from HG Biart at Gorts's store in Fort Street, offering suspenders, watch repair, neat jewelry work, and commemorative spoons. It references HG as a longtime watchmaker for Wenner & Co and hints at quality offerings including repairs and various wares.
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Gorts
Prnoeas
Wenner & 0
Alleged kidnappers in police court prompt bail and fines
In police court Judge Perry handled drunks with $6 bail for six defendants. Mra Bruhn faces trial for assault with a weapon on the 26th. Pila Pano and Makea Panu were acquitted of kidnapping Jose bine Pushealani. Ma Kok Leong’s embezzlement charge was nolle pros’d. D Ku denied drinking but was fined $8 plus costs. Anderson’s suspicious Saturday night assailant remains unidentified. Bob Toka released after denial of involvement. Ah Wing guilty of a cheta game, fined $164.20 to the court.
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Perry
Mra Bruhn
Pila Pano
Makea Panu
Josebine Pushealani
Ma Kok Leong
Nolle
D. Ku
Costa
Anderson
Nuvanu
Bob Toka
Ah Wing
Thompson
Waikele Visit and Local Notices in Brief
John Emmeruth and family were at Waikele yesterday. The Time Engraving Company advertises in this issue. George Richards will spend six months in Reform School for petty larceny. A. K. Murphy left by the Australia for New York to settle his late mother's estate. The Queen’s Hospital trustees schedule a biennial meeting for July 26 at 10 a.m. Sharpshooters blamed for Sabbath shooting by some. Miss L. Bush hosted a social dance Saturday at her Emma Street residence. Charles I. A. Warren aided George Townsend in arming, has taken the oath to the constitution. George Farr injured by a cork outside a root beer bottle and will stay home for several days. Waiane visitors included L. B. Kerr and family, Gas Schuman and Emily, T. B. Murray, Geo. Harris, Harry Armitage and others. Haslani Boat Club receives six more membership applications. roll near 160. The late A. P. Veterson’s furniture to be sold at auction, under A. V. Gear administrator, at dos. FR. Morgan’s salesroom Thursday at 10 o’clock.
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George Richards
Reform School
A. K. Murphy
Austalia
New York
The
Queen's Hospital
George Farr
Waiane
L. B. Kerr
Schuman
Emily
T. B. Murray
Geo. Harris
Harry Armitage
Haslani
A. V. Gear
Dos. FR. Morgan
Allen Hutchinson Sailed for San Francisco on New Commission
Allen Hutchinson the sculptor departed for San Francisco aboard the Australia to undertake a commission from the Bishop Ontit, traversing ten Oxreute olive of Chas, ten Dinop, detailing a journey linked to ecclesiastical patrons and artistic projects.
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Allen Hutchinson
San Francsco
Australia
Ontit
Chas
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Dee Bulletin
P. O. Box
B. L. Finney
Vanco
Oahu Railway & Land CO
Boneiata
Ewa Mill
Waianae
Ly Waianae
Ewell
Bourl City
Honolua
P, Dewtapn
Baar
Puss
Hackpeld & UO
Guxmar
Cor. Fort and
Queen Street, Honoluta
Lewers & Cook
Iurowrens Ap
Deanmns
AKL
Fort Street
Thos, Lindsay
Kakui Jewelry
Campbell Block
Merchant Street
Bream Exoras
Sedan Monts
Dovtatin
Coons
Lrow
Haass Ae Dea Oanrinan
Blerere Iy
Jas. F. Morgan
Allen & Robinson
Ayer
Ayer’s
Dr.j.0. Ayer & Co
Lowell
Mass
Sepapee Rosa I Hollister Drug Co., Ltd
Republic of Hawaii
L. Andrade Baker Kinau
Punchbowl Street
My21
Garden Lane
Merchants’ Exchange
SHAW
King & Nuuanw Streets
Pioneer Steam Candy Factory and Bakery
Hotel Street
Pacific Trading Co
Bos Fort Street
Robert Grieve
H. I
Hawaiian News Company
City Drayage Co
W. F. Sharratt
H. Hunckfeld & Co
HAYES
HO Yen Kee 4&Co
Dtuuanu Street
Eto
Aloha Bath House
Avite
Atrona
Tlephoning
Sesson
Mark Madlway
Metherny
Police Court
F. Gully
Dincharced
John Emmeruth
Waikele
Time Engraving Company
Miss L. Bush
Emma Street
Charles I. A. Warren
George Townsend
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