Remarkable Recovery Cited From Hood's Sarsaparilla
Mrs Jase TH of Paneries Amador California reports her three month old son nearly blind due to sore eyes improved after six months with an oemiii then Hood's Sarsaparilla. Within three weeks he could see without covering eyes and his ears and pose also recovered. She credits Hood's for the wondrous results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowe
Jase TH
Paneries
Amador
California
Hoods
S. Hood
Hood
Shipping Intelligence Update at Diamond Head Signal Station
Weather hazy with high winds reported at Diamond Head Signal Station in March 1941. Tide and time data are incomplete in the fragment, noting 80 minutes and a potential standard time reference while onboard signals and freight conditions are unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diamond Head
Mar 41
Movements of Steamers for the Next Six Days
Steamers due to sail include Ormastans Fon Mauna Low Kona Chiasiun Feaneies Molok Molok Claudine Maul WG Hall Kauai Kinau Hilo with schedules extending over the following six days. The list indicates vessels and their routes, reflecting active maritime operations and the expected departures for regional travel and cargo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ormastans
Fon
Mauna Low
Kona
Chiasiun
Feaneies
Mokol
Molok
Claudine Maul
Hall
Kauai
Kinau—Hilo
Maritime Arrivals and Departures Noted for Pacific Vessels
Star Mariposa bound for San Francisco arrives in six days and one hour with Captain James Makoo aboard. Stour Iwalani under Gregory sails after 17 hours from Houokan. Am blia Amelia under Willer transfers from Beattie to Allen Robinson. St. Keauhou with Thompson leaves Makawell and Stair Mariposa for Sydney. Stmr Maria Low under Simerson sails for Korifi and Kant aboard U S 8. Bonnington and Nichols report cruising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star Mariposa
Hayward
San Francisco
W.g.dewin & Co
James Makoo
Tullett
Kapaa
Stour Iwalani
Gregory
Houokan
Blia Amelia
Willer
Daye i
Beattie
Allen & Robinson
St. Keauhou
Thompson
Makawell
Stair Mariposa
Sydney
Stmr
Maria Low
Simerson
Korfi
Kant
U. S
Bonnington
Nichols
Cruising
Holland submarine completes underwater test voyage
New York February 24 The submarine Holland made a successful test trip under water for four hours covering eight ten miles. The vessel's destination is unknown as the owner declines to disclose plans. It is rumored she may embark on a secret mission soon, with Cuba suspected as the destination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Holland
Cuba
No Fire At Box 63 Despite High Wind Speed
A mad chief and excited crew found no fire after an alarm at box 63 at six this morning. The department arrived promptly at Beretania and Alakes streets to discover no cause for the blaze. Wind blew near fifty miles an hour as Chief Hunt and his men contained the smoke and returned to the engine houses to clean up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beretania
Alakes
Unclear OCR item with multiple names and times
Fragmentary text mentions a prayer meeting at St Anurews Cathedral and a Scottish Thistle Club event with scattered names and times. Details are garbled and sources ambiguous. The readable items point to gatherings or court venues but lack coherent facts or dates.
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Ballallon
Red Man
St. Anurew's Cathedral
Lanalilo
A. O
Scottish Thistle Club
Rough Trip of the Liner Mariposa From San Francisco
Harbor front items report a rough voyage for the liner Mariposa from San Francisco with strong winds and heavy seas, docking at Oahu and Honolulu bound for Hamakua. Several ships and cargoes are noted including the barkentine Amelia at Allen and Robinson’s dock with lutcher from Seattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Hamakua
Barkentine Amella
Bennington
Zealandin
Allen and Robinson
Seattle
United States
Koko Head
Theossepener
James
Tillander
Lee Sevmer Awa'ant
Thie
Honokus
Porser Foo White
Honokaa
Kukuibnel
Iwalaui
Kokuthacle
Waipio
Unclear List of Names and Passengers From A Vessel
Fragmentary OCR reads like a roster of individuals including Capt J A King and multiple passengers or crew aboard ships and at least one family group. Numerous names appear with scattered titles or roles, but the text lacks cohesive events or clear narrative context.
Important Act Amending Civil Code on Interest Rates
The bill, already passed by the House, amends Civil Code sections 1480 1481 1482 1483 governing interest. It fixes general interest at six percent per annum when no written contract states a different rate, restricts lawful interest on court recoveries, allows higher rates only by signed contract, and caps higher rates at one percent per month except for certain loans. The act takes effect on publication.
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House of Representatives
Republic
Repuidic
Names Listed From Honolulu and San Francisco Arrivals
The notice lists multiple travelers and associated individuals from Makaweli Honokau and San Francisco aboard steamers including Mra James Miller D Ox ley H 8 Overend 8 Kahuna W Warren Mr Keiko and others. It names President Sanford B Dole and several families and companions.
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Makaweli
Keau Hou
W Warren
Keiko
Honokau
Lwalant
James Miller
D Oxley
Overend
Kahuna
San Francisco
Mariyola
W Babcock
EJ G Bryant
MA Bullucci
Cannel
Brace’ Cartwright
Sanford B Dole
The
Republic of Hawaii
Mre Dole
Jas T Duncan
Frosman
Mra
TS Freeman
O F Hall
Holmes
B Holmes
Miss N Holmes
Major C P Lauken
WG Trewin
Mr. Irwin
Lyers
Ida Johnson
Parade drill and ball game slate for tomorrow in town
The second battalion First Regiment Companies O and H under Major McCarthy will mount guards on the parade ground at 7:30 this evening, with 7 o clock start for inspection. A baseball game between Punahou and Kamehameha is set for tomorrow afternoon at a local field, with school teams paying the Baseball Association for ground use. Portraits enlarged from small photos to lifesize at King Brows, 10 Hotel Street.
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Kay
E. O. Hall & Son
First Regiment
H. Dood
McCarthy
Gaars
Punahou
Kamehameha
Baseball Association
Hotel Street
Litertylan Navigation Co. Stockholders Meeting Notice
Meeting notice for Pha Regular Annual Stockholders of the Litertylan Navigation Co. will be held on 1 March 1804 at 10 o’clock a.m. in Honolulu. Official date is February 24.
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Litertylan Navigation Colude
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Schuman
Carriage & Harness House
Fort Street
Abouuut Shoes
the Manufacturers’ Shoe Co
Bonolulu, H. 1
Judd
Wii
Our
Arte
Vfw Oa
Exersion Safe Deposit and Investment Company
George R. Carter
Tepear
Hoseatl, Ltd
Hawaiian Fertilizing Company
Florida
Lady Elliot Exland
Hunno
A. F
Iast
H. G. Biart
Fort Si
Bitte
Weill
Shipping Intelligence
P. Swallin
Horn Munley i
Anrive
Simran Vuom
Kina Hilo
Claudine Ur
Honollo
Honolulu
Molland
Hamakus
Kielugwonthor
Iche
Kirkpatrick
Mise Newlands
Fany
Richardeon
Fo Thew
AL Micket
Behranler
Ehikl
J Hewin
A Morricon
Wirdanenp
Wooton
Boos
Latipe
Speck
Parsengens Drnawt
J A King
Koloa
Cropp
Ls Conradt
Yokohama
Dod
U 8 SN
Mies
Gerber
Won Oraine
Major Pickarda
T M Sexany
G Latoade
J Silva
New Lee Nod Chilireu
R Weestaam
Henry Peters
Mra McMillar
JK Nahale
John Lane
E Silva
A W Oneter
Emerson
Errnest Renken
David Coerper
J Mousarrat
HP Baldwin
Grenwell
H Greenwell
EK Sone
Awana
Paesengens
Kash
Hotel Strost
Waverley Block
Sgente
de. Delemoise
Klondike Gold Field
Japan
Awl News Company
Johant Streat
Australia
India
J. J. Egan
Panohbon
A. G
Cunha
Honolula
Laye
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