Want Post Office For County Quarters tmed Over
The County of Oalow plans to take over the old post office building when the new federal structure is complete. It would serve as county offices, saving rent now paid at $150 monthly, and reduce reliance on the McIntyre building. Other ideas include turning the old fish-market iron shed into a public playground at Anna Park to serve rainy day activities and meetings.
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Oalow
Sean
McIntyre
Honolulu
Hustace
Board of Supervisors
Fed
Eral
Alakeh Street
Anna Park
Gay. W. Smith
Merchants’ Association
Interlocutory Appeal Filed in Holt Estate Case
Judge Robinson orders an interlocutory appeal in the estate of R. W. Holt. The order allows J. R. Holt and J. L. Holt to appeal the June 25 order and decree granting Carlos Long the motion to strike from the files the Holt objections and exception to Long's final accounts.
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Robinson
R. W. Holt
J. R
J. L. Holt
Carlos Long
de Bonlo Non
J. J. Holt
Long
Summer Fashion: Alfred Benjamin Suits Arrive in Town
Summer clothing arrives with white double breasted serge suits and flannel pants from Alfred Benjamin & Co. Shoppers are invited to try on the designs at the store near Fort and Hotel, seen as a standout in menswear this season.
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Alfred Benjamin & Co
N A W A L L A G A I N S P A C I F I C PROMOTION WORK
Secretary Wood reports letters from hotel managers in New York Denver Buffalo Baltimore Seattle and Atlantic City praising Hawaii promotional circulars They will recommend voyages to their tourist patrons The Bolne Commercial Club asks for Hawaii pamphlets and railways plan wider distribution in the coming winter The Canada Pacific and other railways will place agents nationwide in promotion efforts continued on Page 2
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Wood
Itsu
New York
Denver
Buffalo
Baltimore
Seattle
Atlantic City
Hawaii
Pacific
Bolne Commercial
Northwest
Canadian Pacific
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
Oregon Short Line
More Kadat land leases approved for pineapple colony
Land Commissioner Pratt reports nine more leases from Wahlawa Kalahee pineapple colony on Kanai. most lessees are Portuguese island natives aiming small farming tied to McBryde plantation. Two sections opened in past year. 36 lots with 14 taken in first, 95 lots with 51 taken in second. Lots run eight to ten acres each for pineapples. Leases are 21 years with option to purchase after year three. appraised at $3 to $5 per acre making annual rent negligible. Continued on page 2.
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Pratt
Wahlawa-Kalahee Dineapple
Kanai
Islands
McBryde
Moonlight Dance at Seaside Draws Crowds
This evening features dances at the Seaside with a special dinner on offer. It is now fashionable to attend the Seaside dances and then take a moonlight swim afterward.
Next Secretary Named by Frear Amid Cabinet Hints
Governor Frear faces a choice for secretary of the territory with agricultural enthusiasts favored for the second in command. Public chatter centers on Secretary Atkinson and a possible Washington directive. Kauai telegraph rumor cites J A Wilser as Frear’s preferred office keeper, while Wilder denies any plan to claim the post. Frear has a surprise store and will discuss with Carter before a final pick.
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Frear
Atkinson Wo
Washington
Kauai
Carter
Military road around island urged for Hawaii
Acting Governor Atkinson questioned the need for a weatherproof military road around the Island of Oahu. He praised Captain Orwell for a Makapu Palat access road and urged federal authorities to extend it to benefit the United States and Hawaii for artillery and supply hauling.
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Federal Government
Qaliu
Atkinson
United States
Hawaii
Orwell
Makupu Palat
Steht
Theederal
Japanese Emigration Scheme Touted by Vancouver Advertiser
An overseas plan to move Japanese from Hawaii to the mainland is alleged to be advancing as a business scheme. A Manila-connected broker claims strong interest and steady recruitment, with 618 paid passengers and talks of chartered steamers to Vancouver to seek higher wages for plantation laborers. The report notes wage disparities and ongoing advertisements driving voluntary emigration.
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Hawaii
Makino
Yamaio
Yamako
Bred K. Makins
Vancouver
Mainland
San Francisco
Carde on Sale at Fruit at Height of Perfection
The notice announces a sale of carde at a fruit stand at Alameda. Readers are urged to place orders for eight items now. The fragmentary text provides limited detail beyond the location Alameda and the quantity eight.
Bids Opened For School Furniture In Kalihiwaena
Bids were opened for school furniture by the Superintendent of Public Works. Two bidders appeared: Thomas G. Thrim and A B Arleigh. Thrim bid only part of the items, 125 double desks for 172.55, Arleigh bid 840 for all items. The contract has not been awarded. An earthquake report from Hilo is noted.
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Superintendent of Public Works
Kalihiwaena Sesions
Thomas G. Thrim
A. B. Arleigh
Thrim
Arleigh
Island Fruit CO
King Ltd
Hilo
Jock
Longworth Ito Take Straus and Carter to Honolulu
Congressman Nicholas Longworth and Mrs Longworth Secretary Straus and Governor Carter sailed for Honolulu today aboard the Siberian. In Seoul the Japan Korea accord was signed placing Marquis Ito as Premier and Resident General to direct the Korean government with authority over appointments and laws. the adviser system is to be abolished.
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San Francisco
Nicholas Longworth
Straus
Carter
Honolulu
Associated Press Special Bibles
Seoul
Korea
Japan
Marquis Ito
Annoolated Preliminary in Glass Bribery Case
In San Francisco on July 25 the prosecution rested its case in the Glass bribery trial. The defense announced it had no further evidence and Delmas declared their side had submitted no evidence. Prosecutor Heney then began his argument.
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Precemoomat Badia
San Francisco
Delmas
Heney
Eleven survivors brought back from ill fated Columbia
The steamer City of Topeka arrived today at San Francisco with eleven survivors of the ill fated Columbia. An investigation into the wreck has begun.
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San Francisco
Topeka
Columbia
Lighthouse Work Begins Near Mokapun Coast
Captain Orwell states next week work will start on buildings for the new Mokapun lighthouse. A crew of men will build a road to the cliffside site, to be blasted from solid rock along the cliff. The lighthouse construction will be the final task.
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Orwell
Mokapun
Burglary Epidemic Warned In Honolulu
A Last Saturday's Bulletin item warns that burglaries are an epidemic in Honolulu with frequent house entries and stolen goods. The note bluntly advises readers to protect themselves by renting a safe deposit box, invoking a strong caution comparable to biblical prophecy.
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Honolulu
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