Weather data snippet from Diamond Head station
Daily weather report from Diamond Head Stenar Station noting June 3 corrections, barometer reading, wind, rainfall at 0.00, humidity around 4 percent, and miscellaneous meteorological terms from the Panahou station record.
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Diamond Head Stenar Station
Weather Bureau
Panahou
Morniiye Anfitmiun
Harbor Front Cargoes and Passengers at Honolulu Docks
The bark Mohican and steamer Keauhou unload at local wharves while the Planter, Planter’s cargo, and other ships discharge lumber sugar and merchandise. The Mikahala brings 4800 bags of sugar for Alexander and Baldwin. the Emma A Clandina unloads Redwood lumber. 1800 tons aboard the bark Hackfeld for H Hackfeld & Co. Passengers including Ensign and wife and multiple Reverend and local names arrive from Kauai and San Francisco aboard the Planter and Mikahala. Captain McNeill’s first voyage with the Planter and plans to carry sugar to San Francisco are noted.
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Mohican
Brewer's Wharf
Keauhou
Waimea
Robert Sudden
Pacific Mail
Planter
Lewers & Cooke
Emma A. Claudina
Philadelphia
U. S
Troquois
Mikahala
James Makes
Walalenle
Kauai
Alexander & Baldwin
Emma
Clandina
Eureka
H. Hackfeld & Co
Hackfeld
Liverpool
San Francisco
Oahu
Monsra, Hill, Jackson and Logernoll
Thia
McNeill
G. Wilder
Honolulu
Ambriine Planter
Jane 2
Hill
Jackson
Ingernoll
Kauai Porta
Per Étmr
Mikabala
Jane
H Ensign
M Ensign
Chas Ensign
GL Kops
WP Opanni
J Hill
Kaili
Jf Fountain
A Luons
H Tarnsberg
W Hf Rice Jr
JB Hanaike
JJ Titcomb
CW Spitz
GO Lamb
Misa B Gray
Talk On Boating Matters In Myrtles Rowing Year
In this page fragment the writer foresees developments in the Myrtle rowing team. Sorenson remains the outstanding stroke while Lansdale may influence the team’s style. The passage discusses stroke mechanics and power generation from the legs, noting changes during Charles Botlina’s absence with Judd acting under power of attorney.
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Sorenson
Lansdale
Charles Botlina
Judd
Atorney
Proclamation Orders Cease of Registration by Boards
Honolulu June 1809 proclamation demands all Boards of Registration halt voter registration in accordance with the presidential decree. The notice indicates a nationwide suspension and directs immediate compliance by local authorities.
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Honolulu
Unitedd States
Boards of Registration
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