Shipping News from the Pacific: Hilonian and Wilhelmina Arrivals
The Hilonian and Wilhelmina are nearing port with cargoes from the Matson Navigation fleet. Lumber and general freight are loaded, with 200 tons rum goods and 14 240 feet lumber aboard the Hilonian. The Wilhelmina is to discharge at port and then proceed to Lila w with further freight, including 5910 tons freight and 179 000 feet lumber. Captain Peterson is arranging port calls and crew changes as the fleet updates progress for San Francisco and Midway routes.
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Raph Peterwan Tar
Foe
Hlontan
Casshe
Cocke
Youngens
Ako
Hitonten
Matwon
Noel
Das Ache
Orr Madly FM
San Meanctico
Hilonian
Bagot
Acrardine
Castle F& Cooke
Hho
Alfon
Lila W
Kabulutte
Kimnapati
Fragmented OCR listing with names and dates in Mongolian context
An unreadable OCR segment lists multiple names and fragments such as Grashy Suadkasa, Heywood, Clarke, Arnold Cubitt, Mew, D La wood, Stanford, and Mrs Paige. It includes scattered phrases like Mongolia Orient and June 10, with numerous misreadings and unclear roles. The text is largely indecipherable.
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Mongolia
Orient
H Heywood
Antat
Mee
van Aston
Mew
Ty Canmttont
Gray Ownament
Clarke
Arnold Cubitt
Men Arnold
CuMitt
Mle
D. Lawood
Metnorny
Mabel
Sai Hin
Pale
A. J. Paige
FL Puim
K Binsters
Mow
Stacey
Stanley J. Stanford
Weather Today Summary
Temperature near 78 rising to 71 overnight. Winds mainly from the north at 8 to 15 knots, gusts around 10. Barometer steady, humidity rising, rainfall expected minimal.
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Eeloelty
Iin Tana
VESSELS TO AND FROM THE ISLANDS
Vessel movements page notes arrivals and departures at Salina Cruz and San Francisco. Alaskan from Hilo arrived June 7. BAL Loran showing June 9. Mexican bound for Seattle. other ships listed with routes and dates. Cargo, shipping lanes, and tonnage details not fully legible in readable fragments.
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Salina Cruz
Hilo
San Francisco
Seattle
McGrew Ill in Serious Condition After Return Home
Mrs. McGrew III and J. McGrew are reportedly in serious condition aboard the Wilhelmina. Accompanying Dr. G Be Coopar, the party is said to have arranged hospital ambulance transport and care at Queen’s How Wal for McGrew, with local tax matters and appeals affecting the district noted in the report.
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McGrew
Wilhelmina Ie
de. G. Be Coopar
Mr. McGraw
Mattrew
Oil as Fuel Debate Spurs Army Post Trials
A Western Division officer reports discussions on substituting oil for coal at army depots in California and Fort Winfield Scott. Major Hampton and others push oil trials citing economy, easier handling, and safer storage, while officials weigh heat and supply concerns.
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Nwate
Mthee
ChiLifornia
Wey
George Mek
Wit Hamwon
New York
Washington
Kenoey J. Hampton
Wrelor
Fort Winfield
Hampton
Durie
Kamehameha Aquatic Club Laments Holiday Crowd Ban
Fixitron and Frieda donate to the fund at the Kamehamena Aquatic Club for demoralizing the vital commerce. Officials state no license to take panwen Kore and federal regulations compel cancellation. Members are urged to take the route as in prior years, with details to be provided near Kalithat and Kalithati between the two sinks in the sewer system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fixitron
Frieda
Funde
Kamehamena
Kore
Kalthi
Morpita
Kalitichat
Ome
Kamenameha Aquatic Club
Per & J. Crawford
Local Officials Report Odd Orders And Travel Amid Pacific News
Personalities Jr Kanepuu, chief clerk to Deputy Sheriff Rowe, delivered the annual order rite at Kawalata. Sheriff Hays of Panco Wantington prepared to escort Thawhi Aral, a Japanese absconder, departing for Mongatta from the Orient today. AkaiKo Akana preached at Central Union church. Students from Kamohaneha school Kawitiahao Seminary and Mid-Pacific Luatitato participated in services. Joan H. Drew of Castle & Cooks, Matson Navigation, returned from a business trip to Maw He wok a passenger on the Tit or Stirling, which called at Kalulul with cargo and sugar bound for coast refineries. Drew voiced optimism for sugar yields from larger Valley plantations.
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JR. Kanepuu
Rowe
Kawalata
Cables News to Frear on Hilo Wharf Contracts
Acting Governor Mott Smith cables Governor Frear with news of contracts for the new wharf at Hilo. The 200,000 involved was linked to a request to the President for next bond funds for public improvements in the Territory.
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Mott Smith
Frear
Hilo
Byt
Odds and Ends at the Port
Inter Island and Pacific Mail ships pace a busy port schedule with several departures and arrivals planned for tomorrow and the next day. Liner Mongolia arrives this afternoon, Mikahala and Nithau sail for Maui, Abukini, and Kenka, while Iwalani, Wailelo, Magna Koa, and Kinau are charting quick dispatches or next trips. Local cargo and passenger movements hinge on a looming holiday, with multiple vessels carrying general cargo, sugar, and mails to windward ports as Kauai visitors plan to stay for Kamehameha Day.
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Interteland
Interdsland
Pacific Mail
Mongolia
Ania
InterIsland
Mikahalnie
Maui
Molokai Porte
Nithau
Abukini
Kenka
Interdaland
Iwatant la
Mahukona
Kawalhae
Honoka
Kipanutu
Wailelo
Honekas
Kukothaete
Magna
Hilo
Honolult
Kinau
Garden Island
San Francisco
Matson
Wilhelmina
Milonian
New Kauai Wireless Plant Purchase Signals Expansion
The Kauai Telephone Co. bought a 40,000 square foot land strip along Main Street from W. H. Rice, across from the Garden Inland building. Work to build a new plant and power hookup is planned within months, with an estimated investment around fifteen thousand dollars for a two kilowatt plant and improvements. The site includes access to the existing Blackamill loop and Japanese house.
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Blackamill Loop
Balch
Hatch
Preference for Punchbowl lots in government reversion
Attorney General Lindsay received the receiver’s report on Punchbowl tract lots to decide entitlements. About 200 lots are owed, 160 already occupied. Occupants have first rights to purchase when land reverts to the Government August 15. others will be sold at public auction by the Land Commissioner on that same date.
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Lindsay
Panchos Wopes
Job
Dentin
Year Married Life Ends For Two After One Year
The couple identified as Mea Qual a young woman partly of Japanese and parts Port Katose extraction fled a divorce case in Whitney's court alleging extreme cruelty and nonwillful neglect. Pending the decree by Judge Whitney, she is granted $8 per week and the attorney fees for the plaintiff. Petar appeared for Mrs Quant the plaintiff and Jorrin Aw. Orewn represented the defendant.
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Joseph
Qual
Mma Qual
Mea Qual
Dude Whitney
Dreeree
Whitney
Mim
Qual Tal
Petar
Mra Quat
Jorrin Aw
Orewn
Immigrant Ivan Borodin Seeks U S Citizenship in Moxilati
Ivan Borodin a native of Moxilati Ilunaia today declared his intention to become a United States citizen. He notes plans for a shipment of lumber divcharknd of a hiv to Puget Sound ports scheduled for Wednesday near the Klaskok district.
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Ivan Borodin
Moxilati
Ilunaia
United States
Aforlonn
Puget Sound
Klasok
Major Ev Smith to Wed Soon in Honolulu Ceremony
The upcoming marriage of Major Ev. Smith to Major Stenester’s daughter Amy Kosten is set for a quiet Honolulu ceremony after the army transport Thom Wire’s arrival. The couple’s social and military prominence is noted, with Mrs Jordan expected to be introduced to Hawaii society during the event. Major Stenester Mintit Merona Infantry and Majors Rinith and Amith are cited among the connected officers, highlighting a long US Army service and interest in golf.
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Ewan Soetely
Honda
Jordan Hias
Hawaii
Midor Amith
San Francisco
United Ktaten
Lotiohus
Sloop Gladys Wins Irwin Cup in Hawaii
The sloop Gladys captured the Irwin Cup in a Hawaii Vache Club event with a strong fleet show. Captain Ton King’s sloop led the field through the dead calm and light winds, finishing about eight hours and a fraction ahead of the competition amid some notable absences and a busy regatta program.
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Hawaii
Cnt
Toulmar
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Masonic Temple
Mawatlon Piest Morrer
Viet Dyurers
TiNtiog Membare
Mertiney
Loca Lenges
Sonoma
Peterson
Matson Wilhelmina
Johnson
Younggren
Willeltia
San Prapeloea
Hue
Hing
Veter
Navientor
Rhein
Joti War
Johnsen
Ceockel
Liewikar
Nilson
Nitwon
Che
Hirtstout
Stannburie
Hopetuly
H. Hacktuld & Co
Matson Navigation
Larsie
Castly & Cooke
Hacktord Wharf
Ikala
Thala
Melbourne
Frithainyr
Dewtina
Aisieatin
Honolulu
Manchuria
San Franciven
Aweke
Wil
San Francis
Grashy Suadkasa VE
ARINE
Deel
KOS Molt Po
Wesley Lodge
Fou
Tull
Coe
Fort
Ferranie
Vickite Brothere
Bor
Kiley
Honolele Lodge
King St
Cert
Avery
Oahe Lodge
Norose Herotaua
Westing Brothers
Neney AL Asch
Savlem
CL of
P.O
Corner Fort
Hereonia
Prothera
Wren
Wal Jones
Honoli LE Ladee
Ie Oe Oh Mae
Odd Fellows
Fort Streat
Sear King Evry
Wetork
Bowers
A. Blom
Fort St
Milton & Parsons Pantheon
Soea Fort Street
Miss Power
Boston
BON Ton Hat Shop
Brock Mag
E. E. Davis
Fort Street
Zeave Hunt
I. Sierra
Kayeda Way
Wauanu Street
Mrs. McGrew III
RaRor
Tug Kaena
Kauai Wireless
Maj. EV. Smith
Benedict
Maj
Arneste V. Smith
Sloop Gladys
Cohem
Koko Meat
Pearl Harbor
Aimbot
Yom
Enuet Arurte
Gutrins
Waying
C. Alexrod
S.C
Mov
Ferran W. A
Rawoman
Win
Barthart
Louis
J. Lois
D. K Moseman
Nicholson
W. C. Peacock & Co., Ltd
Merchant Street
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