Various Local Travel Updates and Court Notices
A stream of notices reports departures for San Francisco and the Coast aboard ships like the Australia Mystic Lodge and the Australia. Local events include Ka wai uao school and gymnasium closings, a police court fine for selling liquor without a license, and civil suits in court. Also noted are horse races at Kaplolau and upcoming performances, with residents and officials leaving for visits or work abroad and General announcements from churches and associations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de la Vergne
Hawaiian Christian Endeavor Convention
Kawaiahao Church
Manuel Figurado
Nolle
Nolle Pros.’D. A Great Many People Have Gone Out To Kaplolaut Pare
Tomquia
William Cuonningam
Gideon West Transfers Estate to His Granddaughter
By May 27 Gideon West conveyed all real and personal property to Lidie Margaret Donnell for one dollar and love. The estate includes a home stead at Beretania and Panchbow Streets a lot on Nuuanu Street Pearl City lots and a Waitaku Maui leasehold. The granddaughter has been an adopted daughter and enjoyed strong filial regard from West and his late wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ideo
Gideon West
Lidie Margaret Donnell
Beretania
Panchbow Streets
Nuuana Street
Jon. Lazarus
Lote
Pearl City
Waitaku
Maui
West
Runaway Accident Injures High School Girl in Hawaii
Yesterday afternoon at Emma Street in Honolulu a horse pulling a new buggy owned by William Allen of the Honolulu Iron Works bolted from the gate. The daughter was thrown from the buggy, severely injuring her spine and leaving her in a precarious condition. The buggy was wrecked as the horse headed toward the Esplanade and was later captured. Mrs. Ziegler narrowly avoided a collision nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Allen
Honolulu Iron Works
Emma Street
Yang Lady
Burglary at Fort and King Street Store
Last night E O Hall and Sons on Fort and King street was entered through a skylight near Lewers and Cooke. The thief emptied the money drawer of 4 20 in small change but disturbed nothing else. Detective Kaspa leads the case and expects a quick arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. O. Hall & Sons
Fort and
King Street
Lewers & Cooke's
Tective Kaspa
Japanese residents present two heads of axes to Honolulu harbor crew
The Kona Echo reports that Japanese residents of North Kona will present two heads of axes to the officers and men of H. I. J. M. 8. Naniwa, now harboured at Honolulu Bay, with compliments. Mr. R. Law, a veteran journalist, has accepted the editorship of the Kona Echo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kona Echo
North
Kona
Naniwa
Honolulu Bay
R. Law
Irwins Set Off on Australian Tour
Mr and Mrs Wm G Irwin depart today for a foreign tour in Australia carrying the community's best wishes for their travels. Mrs Irwin is loved for her wide charitable works and munificence across nationalities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Simeon
H. A. Widemano
W. G. Irwin
Australia
Peerow
Wm. G. Irwin
The
Australia Today
Honolulu Horse and Bicycle Races Take Shape at Kapiolani Park
A list of races including FIRST BICYCLE RACE half mile prize twenty dollars and SECOND BICYCLE RACE one mile handicap prize thirty dollars. Also HAWAIIAN bred horse events with purses from fifty to one hundred fifty dollars, and the NINTH PRESIDENT WIDE MANN'S CUP for two wins over one and a quarter miles at Kapiolani Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
Facts Worth Knowing Soap Parade Hits Honolulu Shops
Leading soap makers supply a large varied assortment of fine toilet soaps. The store claims to offer unmatched quality and price in Honolulu with a stock that emphasizes aging and wear resistance. Soap ranges include products made from a hundred or more compounds. Call to inspect.
Woodbury's Facial Soap Promoted for Climate Use
A local notice announces the selection of Woodbury's Facial Soap as best suited for the climate, noting a price reduction from 50 cents to 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodbury
Third-Hawaiian Jockey Club Meets Saturday Purse List
Saturday racing card for the Third Hawaiian Jockey Club includes six races such as the Third-Hawaiian Jockey Club Purse for Hawaiian breds, Fourth-Enterprise Brewing Company Purse, Rosita Challenge Cup, Maiden Race, Special Race, plus entry and fee details. Entries due by June 8 with 10 percent entrance fee, races to follow National Trotting Association rules, gate and admission prices listed. Committee: G. Wilder, Secretary, Hawaiian Jockey Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawaiian Jockey Club
Enterprise Brewing Company
National Trotting Association
Blood Horse Association
Also Mentioned on This Page
BR. P
San Francisco
Senator Baldwin
Macfarlane
Mystic Lodge, K. of P
Kawainino School
James A. Low
Oahu
H. J. Agnew
Wold
R. W. Anderson
States
Col
George Macfarlane Los
California Hotel
Kellogg
Battle Creek
Michigan
Wall, Nichols Co
Kingsbury Lane
Nicholson
Noeau
New York
Hawaiian Evangelical Association
Kawainhao Church
Formance
Cashier Brown
Bank of California
Seoghie
Brown
Cooper
Ig May
Harry Evane
Bac
David Carter
Nuuavu Valley
Mausoleum
M. G. Silvain
Auetralia
John Austin
Hilo
J.P. Brown
Waianae
Humphreys & Macdonald
Honokan Plantation
Jared
A, MacDonald
Ollie
Roya
Alain
Thirteonth
Mn Quarterreich Budges
G. Wilder
S. Sachs
Fort Street
Hon ‘Bongpte
Prank Elpcterson & CO
Victoria
Trenaurers
Eperpness
F.M. Bwanzy
R M Dowss
Catton
al Ra
Cannes
Tordan
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