Tender Notice for Feasion Laws Publication 1806
By authority the Minister of the Interior invites tenders to publish Feasion Laws of 1806 in English and Hawaiian newspapers. Sealed bids due March 9 1805 at 12 noon. Includes printing binding 500 English copies and 230 Hawaiian copies, with specific formats and a note that the minister may reject any bid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ran
Queen Street
Honolulu
Inlesa
Koto
Olelorsoana
Kana
Teland
Hawai
Hookena
Kona
Devin
Gordon's Pulver
Plaiialioy
Thie Ind
D. H. Nating
J. W. Kuaimoky
Evening Bulletin Critique of Star and Wirth Deal
The Evening Bulletin questions why the Star did not openly voice its grievance against the Wirth combination while praising the show’s direction and performance as praiseworthy yet accuses the Star of self interest. The piece dismisses the Star as a boilerplate sheet and likens its attitude to a blanket notice.
California Supreme Court pay linked to delayed cases
A constitutional provision withholds Supreme Court justices' salaries until four months of overdue decisions. Five rulings exceed the ninety day limit, prompting speculation on Hawaii's litigation climate. A correspondent contrasts army and police captain pay, calling the police role harder and riskier, with no free board and lodging for police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Supreme Court
Star of the Golden Gate
Singer wins most awards at Worlds Fair in Chicago
The Singer received 54 first awards for sewing machines and embroidery at the Worlds Fair in Chicago Il, the highest tally by any exhibitor and more than double the awards earned by all other sewing machine exhibitors. B Bromson, agent, Bethel Street, Honolulu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Singer
Chicago
B. Broomson
Bethel Street
Honolulu
Contempt motion and estate cases surface in high court
In Honolulu court actions, attorney W R Castle seeks re hearing on a contempt order while clerks note multiple filings. Probate asks Frederick Waterhouse to oversee John Thomas Waterhouse estate worth about 238000 with Elizabeth Waterhouse named executrix.
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Charles Creighton
Isabella Achi
W. C. Achi
Perry
Castle
William Dean
Joseph B. Atherton
James B. Castle
Jonathan Shaw
James FP
Morgan
F. W. McChesney
Inte
Katharine L. Younwas
Honolulu
Robertson and Johnson
Keakea Inni
Kaili Kakoi
Enoch Johnson
Wong Wa Foy Et al
W. R R. Castle
J. O. Carter
the Mutual Life Insurance Co
New York
United States
Circuit Court
Supreme Court
Hawaii
Mutual Life Insurance Co
L. A. Thurston
W. A. Kinney
Kinney
W. R. Castle
Thurston
Rose
San Francisco
Kinne
Deponent
Mr. Kinney
B. Rose
Amy L
Clarke
G. E. Boardman
California
Frederick ‘T 2. Waterhouse
John Thomas Waterhouse
Elizabeth Bourne Waterhouse
Towa
William A. Kinney
E.G. Damon
Watch Receives Five Vibrations a Second in Its Life
A watch balance marks five vibrations each second totaling 432000 a day and 157680000 in a year. It makes about 197100000 revolutions yearly, far surpassing a six foot locomotive in effort. The piece urges timely maintenance by expert watchmakers to avoid total wear and costly later repairs.
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A,s King
Interior
Interior Office
Ino. Maat
Daniel Logan
Arre
Hines Areidavets Obanht
John
Abbey
Frank B. Peterson & CO
Brigat
Fntervescing
Pantheon
W.S. Luce
Marely
Yani
Theas
Grocer
Just
Andover
Fort
Berotania
M. E. Church
Gordon
Saloon
Jas. F. Morgan
Makiki
Wy Salexroom
Keeaumoka and
Dominis #14
Keeauroku Strorty
Dominis
Contalire
Dominis Street
Containe
Dogninks Street
Dominie
Dominis and
Rewalo
Dominis St. Contalis
EW Peteryon
JG Rothwell
JAS. F
Axesonesr
Coffex Estate
Sibeth
J. F. Morgan
Auctionevr
Lang
Merchant Street
H. F. Wichman
KA. Plalans
Walans Institute
Gorely
Thorn
Wirth
Brown & Kubey
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