The Lily and Primo Lager Sold at All Bars
A brief notice reports The Lily and Primo Lager available at all bars. The advertisement highlights widespread distribution and brand presence across venues.
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1904
Page
5
A brief notice reports The Lily and Primo Lager available at all bars. The advertisement highlights widespread distribution and brand presence across venues.
A garbled page lists various wants and notices including names Hlage Kaan Majer O Wall Nichola Dwi min the Couewrt Esper Home, Abwiter meals for the Coant in the Rochmond area, and references to Globe Clothing Hones M and Rosenblety of Kaiti. It mentions bakery items 92 Heke New England Bakery, plans to sail soon, and Bettina Je tok business after several days. Also notes Coast mail, Lorde boot whisky, and a mother seen near Waltim. The Weekly Edition of the Kventox Ahalletin summarizes daily news with fireworks and resortment items.
A mixed cricket match at Makiki grounds last Saturday saw Married men edge Single men 64 to 65. J. McGill and Bob Anderson starred for the bachelors, while Captain Kelley and Greig led the married side with several top scores. The Fourth of July game between Scotland and The World is planned at Monnalu.
Te real dens of Kolow prepare elaborate Fourth of July program with horse and foot races tug of war baseball boat races a concert and grand ball promising a lively celebration. Also notes a birthday party for Mrs Jas A Cummins with many guests and a death reported for W E Wm Beckwith in Puunene Maui.
Peter Kanana a well known Hawaiian from Wailuku Maui died Sunday morning June 19 of inflammatory rheumatism. He ran his own drawing business and worked daily from dawn until late at night showing boundless energy. He was buried Sunday afternoon at Roman Catholic Cemetery with C L Kookoo conducting the funeral services.
The Hanapepe Republican Product Club met and elected H. H. Brodie as President L Kapukal as Vice President Wm. Kruse as 2nd Vice President K. W. Kinney as Secretary Solomon Haag as Assistant Secretary J. Paloma as Treasurer with an executive committee including Walter D. Moliryde J. McKeehnle J. J. Silva W. F. Banbor Chay Kahee and judges of election J. Kamanuwar Malaol Hamauka.
Coelho Bisiges and Hart receive a Malt clerkship after a resignation at the Second Circuit. Wailuku efforts under Captain Chan Wilcox and staff led to new court office arrangements, a public works fire brigade, a building overhaul, and improved records handling. Cretha planned to return to Honolulu after July 4th.
A compilation of real estate filings on June 25 lists multiple parties including J Alfred Magoon, MK Cook, Elizabeth K Witeoiila, D JP Koola, Geo Kamaka, Helen Royd-Sor, and others. The notice references legal actions, bond holders, and several firms such as Am Save & Trust Co and Lansing & Co, with mentions of Canal, Kahelo, Waianae, and the Panama Canal Commission tie-in through Carl Ewald Gruuphy.
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