Entered for Record dates and transfers in 1905 1908
A garbled list of property transfers and record entries dated July 1905 to July 1908 appears. Names and parties include Macy, Lucy, Zawy, Keola, De Nobrique, Hakalen Hionokaa, Pablo Land & Improt Co Ltd, Seubelle Sours, Manuel Gomes, Jota Buckley, Henry Komormua, Kalaag Kabuluna, Kon, Lucy Jakine, James Macy, and Frederick Hardy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ti Macy Et al
Mra Lucy
Sivine Zawy
Jahine
Firat Bank of Hilowad
Tine
Keola
Heb de Nobrique
Eauok
Hakalen Hionokaa Sgr
da Paakiki
S. Parsuri
Makalke Snd
Pablo Land & Improt Co Ltd
Mra Seubelle Sours
Jakine
James Macy
John J Ahren
Frederick Hardy
Cceevryee
Manuel & Peretta
Jane Quintal
Ene
Waste Department Dismissals Stir County Election Fallout
Nigel Jackson says he was fired from the county garbage department and cut from a 145 monthly stipend after working for Frown in the County election against Henry. He alleges others are being dismissed for related reasons, cites tensions with Johnson, and claims mismanagement, strikes, and an overstaffed unit with 16 workers doing the work of 45 on and off assignments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nigel Jackson
Tech
Henry
Jackson
Johnson
Sengirt
Unclear Maritime Schedule Fragments From Colonies and Milo
Readable fragments show morning departures from the Colonies and Milo with times around 7 to 8 thirty in the morning. Mention of Manuka Phillips and W. Marston Gove appear among names and origins such as San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manuka
Phillips
Hefeng
Larsen
San Franvinco
Marston
Gove
Milo
Passengers Arrive From Colonies to Honolulu and Pacific Ports
A long list of travelers arriving by ship is reported including Mrs. Eilat Bonney and seven children for Honolulu, and many passengers bound for Vancouver, Victoria, and other destinations. Names span Ro M8 Manuka Phillips and dozens of individuals with spouses and children, alongside notable travelers such as Hon. R. B. Watson and J. C. W. Nicholson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manuka
Phillips
Honolulu
Eilat Bonney
William Biggs
Vancouver
Victoria
Leslie M. Turner
Thomas Henderson
J. W. Henderson
W. Tt. Munro
G. Hy ‘Richards
von Arabelin
Thor, Evans
Geo
Downe and Wits
W. Maddox
FW. Lally
Lwhite
Mian White
B. Hamilton Brown
Campbell Adamson
A. Learmouth
Bruce
R. Craig
J. R. Wood
R. B. Watson
J. C. W. Nicholson
J. H. Fielding
M. Cohen
H. J. White
Nuttall
Mra. Watson
Banchor
Miuy
Beanland
C. KE
Mousey
Mr. l
Mra. Patternon
B.C. Willoughby
J.D. Townley
PF. Neill
H. A. Bw Jen
Thomas Keenan
Mra. Webster
Mra G. Bonamy
Mrs. Schrader
HM. Wren
James Young
H. Green
A. FW. Mater
Armatrong
J. C. Buttler
T. Henderson
Misa
Taylor
R. Ritter
Mr. Sawson Land
Butler
A. J. Durch
A. McLennan
J. Falconer
Bunch
F. B. Rabery
William Herbert
Min Wainwright
W. R. Frey
Mian M. Cowie
J. Avallone
A. Barter
Campbell
Ian Edwards
N. Rattaie
A. Lareen
R. Larsen
Lawrence
A. Schulz
A. Crawford
P. Grover
Joe Groves
I. Jackson
John Sattler
J. Birch
G. Nockley
Chas
J. Horn
R. Kay
A. Pearce
Asharpe
John Ridgers
A. H. Shanks
Henry Knight
J. Gowland
Japanese physician convicted for practicing without license
Dr. N. Tetsumi, a Japanese physician, was convicted in Walpahu for practicing medicine without a license. He was fined 160 by Justice Whitney after a plea of not guilty. prosecutors offered strong evidence of intent to defraud. A broader crusade against Japanese doctors is expected to follow. Mrs. J. Rees, visiting Hawaii, departs for the coast aboard the Enterprise, reflecting on the islands’ cane industries and scenery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. ‘Tetsumi
Walpabu
Olan
Hawaii
H.wicks
La Paloma Cruise to Lahaina and Return
The La Paloma commanded by Captain Clarence Macfarlane sailed from Pearl Friday night at 7 45 to Lahaina and back, weather mixed but voyage timely. It reached Lahaina at midnight Saturday and home at 4 80 this morning after a pleasant stay, with winds favorable on the return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Paroma
Clarence Macfarlane
Lahaina
la Paloma
Pearl
le Paloma
Maul
la Paloms
Rambownd
Kohwlut
Macfarlane
Reed
Big Way
Perfection Home Bakery
Beretania
Boma
Manuka Makes Fast Run to Brisbane and Honolulu
The Manuka arrived in port after a swift 13 days 11 hours steaming from Sydney with Brisbane calls and a pilot at Cape Moreton. The vessel carried 120 cabin passengers including Mrs Denney and family and London visitors, plus notable travelers from Sydney and Banff. The journey included Honolulu calls and the ship is popular for speed and comfort. passengers disembark to enjoy the Pacific voyage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. M
Manuka
Phil Tips
Sydney
Vesnel
Ellen Denney
Honolulu
Benney
William Diges
E.H
von Arnholm
Mint J
Newcastle
Canada
Victoria
Vancouver
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Cadillac
Hall & Son, Ltd
Alhambra
American Brokerage Co., Jéexts
France
Chicago News
Real Estate Transactions
Mycord
Ferguson, D, C
Hotel Street
King St
Mavaakea
F. McTighe & Co
NEW Theatre New
Intelligence
Elie
Kahului
Hilo
Thas St
Hine
IAP
Veritas
The
Bulletin
Habing Company
Whitney & Marsh
Pacific Mutual
Good Old Pacific Mutual
California
Andh
Pacific Mutual Life Ins. CO
Cala
Clinton J. Hutchins
General
Fort Street
Chambers Drug Co
Cor, Fort and
King Streets
Hulletin
Jas. F
Morgan
Kaahumana Street
T. McCants
Kapulani Street
Kalil
King Street
Kalini Grocery Biore
Jar. F. Morgan
Orpheum Theatre
Gra
Kambhambha
Bergstrom Music Ci
Bath
King BT
Business Directory
Employment Office
Miss Power
Boston Building
Fort
Overland Limited
San Francisco
Chicago
Irwin & Co
Information Bureau
Southern Pacific
Union Pacific
Omaha
Kansas City
St. Louis
Allrincipal
Eastern Pointe
Denver
City
F. Booth
G. A. Montgomery
San Francises
Cal
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