Illuminated Vessel Prize List and Harbor Pageant Details
Prize categories include best illuminated merchant or coasting vessel best illuminated steam launch and barge entries with first and second prizes. Other prizes given for illuminated chip boats skiffs canoes cats boats and a final display near Myrtle Boat House with a public procession scheduled on July 3rd at 7 o'clock sharp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawaiian News Company
Nas
Inclaive
Myrtle Boat House
July 5 Parade and Public Festivities Next Week
July 5 Monday daylight national salute parade and review with Grand Marshal W H Hoogs. Route from King Street Gate to Executive Building grounds via Merchant Fort Alakea Emma School King. Prizes for bikes floats masquerade and wagons. Music and readings at Arena House with Rev J M Monroe and Harold M Sewall. Phi ladelphia Band attendance. Various races and events with prizes. Mt Baker Path Stars vs St Louis postponed game.
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King Street
Executive Building
Merchant Street
Fort
Alakea
Emma
King
Arena House
J. M. Monroe
DeKoven Glee Club
J. L. Howard
Harold M. Sewall
United States
Philadelpha
Ball at Independence Park Pa Vilion
The official and only authorized prose for the celebration will fished by B. L. Scott and distributed gratis. 645 ft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independence Park Pavilion
B. L. Scott
Sale of Hawaiian Hotel Premises at Public Auction Honolulu
Under authority a public auction will be held Wednesday July 28 1897 at noon at the front entrance of the Executive Building Honolulu to sell the Hawaiian Hotel premises including hotel buildings cottages and grounds on central city block with 10000 gallon water tank and electric lighting. Upset price 60000 in gold with option to lease under Act 7 1896 and sections 2 and 4 offering fireproof construction covenant terms and notice provisions. Interior Minister A King signs March 27 1887.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Executive Building
Honolulu
Hawaiian Hotel
Hotel
Richards
Beretania
Alak
Mel Grew
United States
Marine News Items From Sugar Trade Ports
Sugar ships arrive and depart as freight moves briskly. The Australia loads freight fast while Palmyrs unloads lumber at Fort Street Wharf. Kilauea Hou brings 3400 bags sugar for T H Davies & Co. Waimae sugar dominates the 66 000 bag warehouse stock. Kauai steamer carries boilers and grain to Makaweli. Noena and Kauikenouli deliver large sugar consignments to Theo Davies & Co and F A Schaefer & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Palmyrs
Fort Stroat
Atmr Novau
Giuseppe
Hutchinson
Archer
Allen
Alden Bouse
Kilauea
Kauai
Waimea
Makaweli
Kauikenouli
Theo Davies & Co
Noena
Hamaka
HS Co
F A Schaefer & Co
Passengers Arrived From Hawaii On Star Noeau
The June 29 arrival lists Miss Nellie Rickard Miss Annie Beers L R Medeiros and four deck passengers aboard the star Noeau from Hawaii.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawaii
Star Noeau
Nellie Rickard
Annie Beers
L R Medeiros
P Gern
Passenger Departures Listed for Kauai Maui and Hawaii
A shipping notice lists passengers departing on the steamers Kauai Helene and Kinau on June 20 to June 28. Names include Francis Gay and family, Mrs Horner and others for Hawaii, and many travelers for Maui and Hawaii wieh G Roedick A Hamburg P Peck and 40 more, including the Bishop of Panopolis and several Misses and Mes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kauai
Mra
Francis Gay
Misa Gay
Mrs Robinson
Mies May Hart
Grace King
Mre Hendrickson
D Prigge
L Andresen
Hawaii
Helene
J J Horner
E Horner
W G Walker
S M Dodge
James Laing
J N Lembart
R Wallace
Mra Wallace
Maui
Star Kin
Shipping Intelligence Departures and Vessel Listings
Shipping intelligence lists departures of naval and merchant vessels from San Diego Newcastle Puget Sound and related ports. Entries include ship names like Amatin Lavelana Hebrow Fuller Matthews and dates such as May 5 June 1 and June 2. The fragmentary list references destinations Newcastle Amster and Sas Prancieco with inconsistent spellings.
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Lilyquist
Puget Sern
Jo Kenny
Anderson
New
Ewcastle
Dune
Sas Prancieco
Commodore Roanoke Arrives as Foreign Vessels Gather
Ships from Yokohama and New York report arrivals near 88 City of Peking, with Commodore and Roanoke among the foreign fleets. Edward May and Allen Beis are named among observers and participants amid a busy port scene in Japan and New York.
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Ovate Bohr Novell
Hk Nuwang
Grabip
Ginde
Bkty CO
City of Peking
Yokohama
Edward May
New York
Allen
Japan
Roanoke
Notice of Administratrix for Estate of Nano Ellix
The undersigned Victorian Ellis appears as Administratrix of the estate of Nano Ellix of Honolulu Hawaii. All persons with claims against the estate must present them within six months or be barred. Debts should be paid to the Administratrix. Dated June 26, 1807. Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nano Ellix
Honolulu
Oahu
A. Perry
First Judicial Grenit
Also Mentioned on This Page
Honolulu Harbor
W. H. Hoogs, Esq
Kotrica
Mt Baswpath Stars
St. Louis
Interior
Iiterior
Vale
Pabsengers
Marshal's Sale
District Court of
Island of
A.D
Argutant Yuu Book Shing
Yong Soong Ch
Kuuu Building
Toland
Oulu
Yun Fook Shing
Auler
Hank No
Pepiiolle
Elawali
Dandruff
Ousalne
Criterion Barber Shop
Pachrdo
Shipping Intelligence
Arktvala
Tuaenar
Jane 2
Blin Nooau
Peteron
Hawai
Bim Kilawea Hoa
Weir
Tumepay
Bimi Mikatnis
Thompson
Lakaina
Maaluga
Kona
Kan
Ster Keala
Master
Abe Porta
Aimr
James Maken
Tallett
Kapaa
Ple
WG Msi
Hagland
Claudine
Cameron
Tor Maul
Kinaa
Clarke
Mal
Australis
Ves
Naval
Marlon
Hook
San Diego
USA
Puilubipuia
Cotton
M & Nauiwa Kan
Karooki
Victorian Ellis, Whaleientis
Nancy
Ohio
Circuit Court OF the
First Circuit
Es Achew
Wailuku
Ti Ie
Chambers
Court House
Lereby
J. A. Thompson
Hawaiian Islands
John Kennedy
H Onoluu
Cuba
Atate
George Andrews
George Andruwa
Judiciary
Lucas
THE
Lederer
P.O. Box
Nowanu Bix
Telknonk
Republic of Hawaii
Tommy K, Nathaniel
Wales
Nunwan Pear Kalkui
Oly
Wobut Kall & OO
Boston
Corenaator
Feone” Hoss
Joe Grew
Hood Suda
Hire’ Roon
G, Miller
Occidental Hotel
King and
Alakea Streets
H. I
A. Schmeden
GEO
Cavenagh
King Bros
King Brog
Hotel Street
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