Shipping News Highlights from the Harbor List
Shipping intelligence notes arrivals and departures at port with vessels like Nippon Maru City of Columbia Alameda and Kauai. Destinations include San Francisco Auckland Sydney and Lahaina while cargoes feature sugar and general stores. weather, quarantine details, and passenger movements are recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frome Kavial
Abmeda
van Oberentorp
San Francisco
Mdie
Wodnealay
Joy
Nippon Maro
Allen
James Makee
Tullett
Apa
Alme Mikahala
Thompson
Nawiliwill
Alameda
Auckland
Sydney
Kauai
Lahsina
Kanapali
Australia
San Srancisco
W G Irwin
San Erancises
Theo H Davies & Co
William, Dimond & Co
Port Albert
Albert
Seattle
City of Columbia
Columbia
Noena
Alexander & Baldwin
H Hackfeld & Co
H Veo Holt & Co
Waimen
Son Et Tie
Nippon Mara
Eli
Yokohans
Ateeraga
Pia Seogere
Macaniey
van Sisreauere
Morniogard
Oceanic
Lue
Hodolalu
Haw
Melbourne
Carpo Corsigord
Derelict Japanese Vessel Spotted by Captain Haya
Captain Haya of the transport Binal reports sighting a Japanese derelict on his way home from Naga eki. The derelict lies at 88.00 north, 140.20 east. The captain would have boarded for a closer look but weather prevented. The ship had no rudder or engine and there was no sign of life aboard. The stern pennant reads Sekowbio gakoo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haya
Binal
Naga Eki
Captuin Haya Tao
Perrittel
Pune
Sekowbio Gakoo
Chronicle
Onion College Commencement Honors Students in Pauahi Hall
Large audience attends Onion College commencement at Pauahi Hall with student decorations and the class motto Lobdien. President Howemer presides with Rev. Wm M Kincaid and Rev. Hiram Bingham on stage. Prizes awarded to Raymond Spalding Abraham Kaulukou and May T. Kruegel. Abrook delivers valedictory on The Brotherhood of Man. Amateur Orchestra and Cornelia Hyde perform. Benediction by Rev. Hils Bingham. Sailors in port join local talent for Ballor Men's Concert at Cobball at 7 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onion College
Pauahi
Presdent Howver
Wm. M. Kincaid
Hiram Bisghem
Charles W. Abrook
George G. Fuller
Wilfred A. Greenwell
Clarence H Smith
Wm M. Kincaid
Howmer
Raymond Spalding
Abraham Kaulukou
May T. Kruegel
Charlee W. Abbrook
Brotherhood of Man
Wray ,Taylor, & Quartette
Mies Cornelia B. Hyde
Hils Bingham
Notice of partnership formation in Hilo business firm
Notice is hereby given that H. B. Soule and O. A. Stevens have formed a general copartnership for the purpose of an auctioneering and general purchasing agency business at Hilo. The partnership commenced on May 1, 1899. HW. E. Soule, C. A. Stevens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. Soule
O. A. Stevens
Aucetioneer
General Purchasing Agency
Hilo
HW. E. Soule
C. A. Stevens
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Kaimuki
Qevan
Koko Head
Wanoa
Palolo
Honolulu
Ewa
Oahu
Manoa
Nuuanu
Gear, Lansing & CO
Keranmolis
Lanalilo
Kinen
Tim Tee
Beretanta
Keenue
Mobley
Amend
Vilester
Reguh Annpunl Street
Cottage
Gont View
Elmer Willer
Kewalo
Young Street
Kuplolani
W. Ca
Hild
Judd
Fort Street
Geo
New York
FE. C. Hall & Son, Ltd
Cor. Fort and
King Sts
Columbia and Rambler Agents
Europe
Hanabata
Thant
Waimiki
Realiens
Anon Tours
Tahun
Cat King Street
California
Hanon ‘Meryante
Herketley
Alameda Cy
Wince Figimo
Sutter St
Sullivan
Tate
Porte Fooiy
Oise Pont St
Bergstrom Music Cou
Escelator
Chas. J. Falk
Honolul Stock Exchanges
Judd Building
Remond Grove
the . Waverley Club
Jung
Humabila
Kana
Punahou
Malama
M. Vivas
Poat Olice Lane
Garebel
Camp McKintey
Lient
Uanvack
Hhe
6Th Artillery
Heyer
O'Meara
BEC
McAllister
Craven
McWilliams
Hawkins
Stee
Diamond Heat Stenar
Weather Bureau
Punation
Sehr Luka
Kalua
Ataweda
Jove
de Hooter
Mra & Gardner
M.neill
Libby's
C.C
King and Bethel Streets
Anu
Ballor
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Kr. McCants Stewart
Progress
Catholic Churely Fort Street
Queen's Hospital Corporation
Chamber of Commerce
Geo. W.smith
Tawayan Electric. CO
Hawaiian Electric CO
Theo, Hoffman
June Ty
Jas. Morgan
Queen Street
City Property
M My
Beretania
Miller Streets
Beretania St
Milter St
JAS
PF. Morgan
Queen St
Board of Commissioners
A. H. Galloway
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