Federals and Mailes Win Out In Saturday Ballgame
In a rain affected doubleheader, Custom House defeated Kamehameha 13 to 1 after a pivotal sixth inning as Coggeshall started strong for the Kamehamehas beforeKi wa shut them down late. Bert Lower delivered standout defense for Custom House, while Kanehameha pitchers struggled in the late frames and Jones struggled at short. The second game featured wild fielding, multiple position changes, and a postponed finish due to downpours, with Fahous unable to capitalize on early opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kanehameha
Coggeshall
Kiwa
Honolulus
Rams
Custom House
Chia
Jones
Wower
Bert Lower
Bower
Tatal
Federal
Nune Hower
Willy
Wilder
Anderson
Lindmut
Bowers
Balla
Willis
Short
Flrat
Tucker
Mowers Ad Lia
Martin Anbens
Torker
Aha
Sy Nowell
Baageas Wim
Greece
Kane
Tod Reuter
P. Ee
Richards
Ar Hamahis
Her Jones
Kekuewa
Sarean
Panahon
Williameon
Mallos
Soper
Fanahous
Agave Trusts
Breeze
Hirg4ean Cooke
Chamber of Commerce Discusses Freight Rates and Policy
At a Chamber of Commerce meeting in Johannesburg on July 15 a member reported a cable dispatch offering freight from New York to Natal at 10 shillings a ton. Merchants doubt Americans can supply such low rates, while some push for a 10 shilling duty to protect locals and curb dynamite imports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johannesburg
Transvaal
Chamber of Commere
Bert
Trudi
New York
Natal
United State
Kriegae
Pratec Nou
Territorial Exhibition of Fruit and Vegetables Prices
Competitors invited to a Territorial Exhibition of fruits vegetables and plants for money prizes and diplomas on July 28 1802 at Cow Trill Shed Hor notably Kehibite are invited in the various divisions with a long prize schedule including mangoes watermelons grapes peaches bananas and other fruits plus division 3 4 5 6 and 7 items and a note that exhibits open at 10 00 am and must be in place an hour before opening with prizes for best collections and individual entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titianne
Conmauis
Oval
Amd Forestry
P.O. Monolinly
Ani
Rhante
Plumbings As An Art Mae Bath Expanded Showroom Opens
Mae Bath formerly on Richards street now operates a large modern showroom in Tslanda with many experienced plumbers. The firm carries Douglas Closets with high or low tanks, siphon action, guaranteed against leakage and repairs free of charge. Enamelled basins and sanitary wash trays are on display, all connected to city water mains and shown in operation. Public invited to inspect. Mr Bath offers personal supervision and guarantees on entrusted work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae. Robath
Richards Street
Bas
Tslanda
Bath Haw
Douglan
Dath
Also Mentioned on This Page
Honotuli Tuyere
N.s.sachs
Salters’ Grocery
Theo. H. Davies & Co., Ltd
Goo Kim
Nuuanu Street
P.O. Bombs
Honolulu
Commission Merchants
Gsalace Um
Chinsse
Japanses Geeta
Satuday
Kameha + media
Coggesball
Collegians
Dow
Caurtom
Kamehamebas
Turker
Threetase Tits
Hamaku
Corisal
Witder
Howtee
Comgentatl
Kilwa
Kawen—King
Nowell
Wile
Lishman, Howers
Yannat In
D. Kekuewa
Hy Reuter
Kiva
Halle
Renter
D. Keke
Bitten Ball
Oasis
Jones Desh
Baper
Marentting
Cente Teele
Moleninion Mine
Mark
Biles Taslor
Shere
Hemenway
Dente
Maniatis Mernick
Clark
Hawes
Clarks
piteh—Wiltianiean
Marrallina
Honotuin i
Komehmee B&b
Punahow
BOO Aettory
Arerigan
Sion OF Agriculture
Forestry
Territory of Hawaii
Daly
Caw
Hor Notally
Kehibite
Wiay Taylor
Agriculture and Forentry
Telephone White
Bath’s Plumbing
Interior View
King Street
Young Building
Hawaiian Electric Co
Telephone Main 390
Metropolitan Meat Co., Ltd
Telephone Main
H. Hackfeld & Co., Ltd
Hawaiian Islands
Albert V. Gear
Emmett May
THE
Honolulu Investment Co., Ltd
General Insurance, Real Estate and Financial Agents
Judd
Merchant Street Side
Honolulu, H. T
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