Panama hats and wanderings in a Hawaii town
Local notices describe vivid fragmentary happenings in the city including Panama hat tailoring, bakery and clothing ads, room rentals, property listings, and street commerce. Maritime movements and steamer arrivals are noted alongside court appearances and church activities, painting a busy day in a Hawaiian port.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pines
Wall
Nicholas James Cibb
Panahan
Forbes
Kwknthivele
Clty
Fite
Elas
Behvmiwn
Globe Clothing Howe
Bort
New England Bakery
Lant
Pantheon
Liwalile SC
Roar Tuly
Anid
Whitney
Morb GyeeseHiin
Minnie
Honoka
Kemwenmal
Verritorint
Mile
Kinny WL
Ure Gael
Naval Station
Pago
Samion
Dighop & Co
Hawk
Arti
Notice of Foreclosure and of Base. Sale 1904 Hawaii
Legal notice announces foreclosure on mortgages held by Hawaii Land Company Limited to Pinter C. Jones Limited and others, due to nonpayment. Public auction set for July 6, 1904 at noon in Honolulu, with detailed lease interests and parcels listed, terms cash in gold, assignee Elia A. Long.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elia A, C. Long
Hawaii Land Company, Limited
Pinter C. Jones
Ein
James I. Morgan
Kashimanu Street
Honoluli
Mart
Kagen
W. R. Castle
John F. Colburn
Cecil Brown
Tawail Land Company, Limited
Toney C. Afong
Lense
McCandiees
Kapiolani
Honolali
W. Ashford
Wald
Magoon Defends Judge Gear in Kamalo Sugar Case
J. Alfred Magoon rejects Judge Gear's interpretation of the Huntace matter, stating the deed was fair and legitimate and that the case was not tied to creditors' fraud. He asserts his actions followed fair play for Hustace and asserts stockholders' backing, including June 2 1904 statements, with references to Kamalo Sugar Company and related judgments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magoon
Balth
Ime
Gear
Huntace
Kamala Sugar Company
Hitsbee
Ahietvee
Haatoe
Frank Justace
F. H. Foster
J. J. Egan
Jigar Company, Limited
Prank Dlustace
Jude Fent
Mistace
Dee
Egan Foster
J. Alfred Magoon
Hogtsee
Hustace
Wat
Gan
Fowler
Kamalo Siar Company, Limited
Kamalo Bugar Company, Limited
Local National Guard Supplies Now Use Hawaiian Firms
A recent order allows Hawaii National Guard supplies to be bought from local firms. A 1909 law enabling territorial local purchases previously limited to this Territory, shifting from army depot requisitions on the mainland. The rule covers both quartermaster and commissary issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Guard of
Hawaii
Lo Cal
National Guard
United States
Thi
Walnland
Water rates due for Honolulu Water Works in 1904
By authority water users must pay rates through December 31 1904. Delinquent accounts incur 10 percent late charge after July 16 1904 with immediate shutoff for August 15 1904. Payments accepted at Capitol Building office, Honolulu Water Works supervised by J H Howland. Honolulu June 1 1904.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hundhity Water Works
Fursther Aguier
Honolula Water Works
Capitel Hullding
Department of Public Works
J. H. Howland
Morolulu Water Works
Honolulu
1. M
For Sale Mountain land near Tantalus with road access
For sale in Kalawahine, a 2034 meron mountain tract extending from Lunalile Home to the Peak of Tantalus and to Pauos Valley road. Government Tantalus Road runs through the property for about three miles, enabling access to all areas. Includes spring sites, timbered elevations up to 2000 feet, and several house sites with guardas. Further details by A G EAR, 123 King St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kalawahine
Meron
Tantalus
Thance
Magog Valley
Pauos
Gear
King
Hilo Tennis Championships Near Finish with Hard ing Duo
Semifinals in the gentlemen's doubles saw the Hard ing boys defeat Vicars and Wachs. The following day C K Meb Jor faced George Hapal in singles, with Hapal triumphing after a rain-delayed match, 4 16 61 75. The final doubles draw to be settled Saturday afternoon with Hapal and Ma deira expected to win the Baldings trophy, free spectators invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harding Boys
Vicars and
Wachs
C.K. Meb Jor
George Hapal
Mellor
Hapal
Woods & Sheldon
Monolula
Batur
Madeira
Luau at Kapiolani Maternity Home Today
A luau will be held at the Kapiolani Maternity Home today June 2. Hawaiian tables feature Hawaiian cooked foods foreign lunch table flower candy and lemonade. Admission is 1 for adults 50 cents for children under 10. Gate opens at 1 noon with dancing in the evening and a photo booth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pedro
Kodak
Heapluiy Photo-Supply Co
Kave Kodaks
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. C. Axtell
Alakaa St
Bet, King and Hotel Sts
Lewars & Cooke,Ld
S. King Street
Odol
H. Hackfeld & Co., Ld
C. Brewer & Co., Ltd
Quen Street
T. 4
Hawaiian Agricultural Co
Oakali Sugar Plant
Onomea Sugar Co
Honomu Sugar Co
Wailuku Sugar Co
Makes Sugar Co
Haleakala Ranch Co
Pinatore
Chas, Brewer & Co
M. Cooks
George Robertson
M&f. Bishop, ‘Treasurer and Secretary; Col. W. F Allen, Auditor; P. ©. Jones
0. H. Cooke
Geo. R. Carter
Asie
EW England Mutual Life Insurance CO. OF
Boston
Aetna Fire Insurance Company OF
Hartford
J. K. Brown
Californics Feed Co
Rosamont
Fernald
Francisco
Figar
C.K. Kalmuloa
Bousgat Kaliuki
Willer Avenue
Kowalo Street
Ally Pako Hy
Ehete Bank
Harawi Crite
Morimoto Baned Ontil
Woman's Auxiliary and Guild
St Andrew's Cathedral
Mee
Famalliontreet
T He Auxiliary
Phrew Aneault
Ausault
Arisousa
Seattle
Abe
New York
Methodist Episcopal Church
Beretania
Miller Streets
G. L
Centurion
Capernum
Epworth
Ruoon van Min
Bchwer- In
Kore
Pacito Mail Company
Lily
M. A
Fort Streset
Porter Furniture Company
Young Building
Treet
Ozone Co
Marom
Ind
National Guard Supplies
Dageers
McInerny Shoe Store
Fort Street
la Escurla
Lewis & Co, Ltd
King Street
Viart
Haylny
Hilo
Bergstrom Music Co
Bulletio
Stoge Exchange
Elder Sownemaie Co
Walt Dubstatin
Oahu Sugar Co
Hilo Eastern Stars
Assembly Hall of
Order of Eastern Star
Mesbors
Ae & Reault
Wan & Welb
Pacific
J. Alfred Magoon, Lightfoot
C. W. Booth
Will E. Fisher
Dimity
Linonestan
Batiste
Jordan
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