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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1907
Page
7
Hastings advertises repairs of locks keys music boxes sharpening of blue cutlery and professional cards. It notes a party to leave for the Coast to place on the market a house and lot on King Street in a desirable neighborhood with frontage 50 and depth 120 and Artesian water.
Description of the name marks and devices used by Arctic Soda Works on bottles and siphons. Side of bottle shows Arctic Soda Works Honolulu with variations. siphon tops bear marked initials and serial details. Document references marking on bottles and siphons with location Honolulu and date June 6, 1901.
Notice states C M Tal formerly Hoarding Hotel and Lodging Houses Kailua on premises of late C Ako. The restaurant is corporated by C Akami and C M Tal as members. Akami acted as manager. In July 108 the two members transferred and assigned the firm to Wong Kim with consent. C Alumni had right to collect debts for the restaurant.
Notice by Joseph K. Aba agent for Liliokn land asking all sons owing rent or other debts to pay immediately and all persons with claims to present vouchers at his place of business Washington Place Hevetania street Honolulu dated June 12 1907.
Public notice items list numerous real estate transactions entered for record in June 1907 in Honolulu. Entries show multiple grantors and grantees including McMohnson, Hall, Hart, Carter, and others, with dates May through June 1907. Amounts range widely with various parcels, leases, and mortgage references noted in the entries.
The Mint of Bernard Kellicotio faces no delay as Speaker Holstein and John Migcheo discuss the incident. Journal reports suggest Bernard suffers political damage but plans a swift return, with $130 reportedly paid and a postponed coast defense for oratory.
The closing exercises for St Andrew's Priory School are planned for June 19 and June 20. An exhibition of sewing will occur on the school grounds Wednesday evening followed by commencement on Thursday in St Andrew's Cathedral. Graduating members include Kathleen Otman Arnold, Eva Helenlant Cathcart, Hazel Shrewalury Mesick, and Lucy Ethelreda Richardson.
Trustees of the Chamber of Commerce met yesterday afternoon to discuss the coastwise law and the suspension of passenger transportation facilities to the Pacific Coast. The matter was referred to the Committees on Harbors Shipping and Homeports for study. a monthly board meeting format and guest speaker idea were also discussed.
Hawaii news reports the Hilo liquor trade objecting to a three day closure as part of new liquor law enforcement. County officials note 11 applications heard with 13 more pending, requiring four weeks of public advertising before licenses are granted. The heated discussion includes comments from Attorney General and local prosecutors on seasonal timing and impact on business.
A Honolulu meeting approved a one day sale by W. C. Peacock & Co at Honolulu Park for July 1. Licenses were considered for multiple saloons and hotels including Honoka Wire & Liquor Co, Raw Wine & Liquor Co, Hackfeld & Co wholesale, and numerous individual saloon owners, with Attorney Wise suggesting the attorney general’s input.
The Kaahumanu Society held a royal commemorative ceremony decorating royal tombs and graves at the Kawalahaa church, Numan mausoleum, and King Litialiia’s tomb with flowers and flags. Queen Raahumann’s grave received special attention and a blessing from Rev. Deshi. About 400 attendees, mainly women, gathered at Mrs Matin’s Pauoa residence for a luau with Hawaiian and American flags, Pauoa ohia flowers, and traditional dances and songs.
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