Cricket Match At Mak ki Saturday Club Seeks Big Turnout
Captain MeGi of the Cricket Club plans a match for Saturday next at Mak ki with probable good turnout. Last week’s match produced a lively game and several new players impressed, raising hopes for a stronger squad. A Saturday affair and a practice wicket near the city are discussed to boost the game and attendance.
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MeGi
Cricket Club
Bew
Capaily McGilly
Aiden
A C May indecision over new league and Riverside return
Doubts linger about A C May joining the new Oahu League or returning to Riverside. A meeting next Friday will decide if the club stays with Riverside or joins the new league. Riverside series starts June 1 with a strong ball brand anticipated.
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Oahu
Riverside
Ramos
Ume
Mie
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Hawaii Promotion Lectures Boost Territory Efforts
Mrs Headlee plans six new lectures to aid Hawaii’s promotional campaign. Moving pictures and lantern slides, notably Bonine’s work, will accompany the effort. Headlee tours the islands gathering facts, with a motor trip to survey sugar plants and pineapple fields, while Secretary Wood coordinates data and images for a vigorous Los Angeles drive this winter.
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Jail Row Again Tomorrow Night
Board of Supervisors to decide whether the county proceeds with jail improvements and administration funding as tomorrow’s meeting discusses duties of the High Sheriff and implications for the institution. Quin expresses concern over kitchen funding and the jail’s future role in the county.
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China in from Oriental Ports
Fragmented OCR text describes ships arriving at an oriental port with stalled freight and awaiting discharge. Mentions Yokozuna Specie tank and various vessels, with unclear names and dates. Context hints at port activity and delays.
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Buffalo Hearing From Ali Amid Stun Wire Station
In a fragmented Bellmont bulletin style snippet, readers glimpse a hearing involving Ali and associates at a local wire station. The piece references a tense exchange and pending actions, with names and places partially obscured in the damaged OCR. The loss of clear context limits specifics.
Country Club Three Day Sport Draws Big Crowd
A large crowd attended the Country Club event over a three day sport weekend enjoying perfect fall weather. The bogey competition attracted many players led by Hable Walker who beat HL Habbitt closely as ALF Ewart trailed narrowly. Prizes included carved knives and a cocktail shaker with several players finishing near the top. The meet ran smoothly with a busy bus service and a lively social scene among members and guests.
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Walker
Hate Die
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Chas
Hartwell
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Wilder
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MH. Merelam
J.D. Melnery
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Jan Fiddes
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Wiehman
Aor
84 TRRESISTIBLES TO PLAY DIAMOND TEAM SUNDAY
Irrestetibles vs Diamond team at Aala Park scheduled for Sunday at 1:20 PM. Teams from local businesses clash as fans from both sides plan to attend.
Red White and Blues Rally Against Phikanas in Local Match
The Red White and Blues again held their ground against the Phikanas on Sunday as the two teams clashed. KR W and Perriera's group reported a close 8 to 7 score with the Red White and Blues boasting a proud display of team spirit. The Phikanas are described as youths averaging seventeen, while ROW players range from seven to twelve. Perriera suggests the Phikanas respond to the issue directly with Mr Perriera, and predicts a future rematch as the district plans proceed. Next Sunday the Nttle team plans another attempt to defeat the Phukanas, aiming to whitewash them.
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Mr Swain Leaves Kerr & Co as Tailoring Departures Rise
Former tailor Mr Swain, once with Ki sreth, departs from L Kerr & Co. His exit marks a staffing change in the tailoring department, with no further details on new posts or replacements provided.
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Inohares
L. Kerr & CO
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