Local and General items from the Hawaiian press
The Hawaiian Lode Works features elsewhere. The Choral Society gathers at the High School for rehearsal. Emmelath building front is being brickworked. George W. Smith invites bread bids for Queen's Hospital. Portraits offered framed at ten dollars by King Bros. Bridal gifts to Miss Kate McGraw praised as splendid. Bristol's horse show boosts attendance. August Toolner, Washington journalist, in town to take notes. Seattle beer on tap at the Louvre and Anchor Saloon. King Bros. new art supplies arrive. Det. David Kanpa plans vacation on the Claudine. Saint Bernard monastery wing destroyed by March avalanche. no lives lost. Rev J A Smith to lead Methodist meeting if Rio cannot depart. P. M. Lucas, Hawaiian Hotel manager, sails for health. Professor Berger to entertain Kawainhao Seminary girls. government band to play on the lawn. M. Gilman of Castle & Cooke acts as local agent for Sakura immigrants. Co. H meets for captain election. T B Murray re-elected unanimously. Dr Cooper and Miss McGrew wed at St Andrew's tomorrow evening. James F. Morgan to auction six al t o v e s at Hut of Holualoa. City of Rio de Janeiro enters harbor with news of passengers. John Halverson convicted for assault on a minor. four months hard labor. A missing bay horse advertised. Interior fire work progresses. public to use interior office. Esplanade leases for four new lots at ten-year terms sold for annual $1,440 total. Two sold by Trewin & Co., two by Lewers & Cooke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmelath
Geo. W. Smith
Queen's Hospital
King Bros. S
Kate McGraw
Bristol
August Toolner
Toribe
Washington
Seattle
Louvre
Navava Street
King Bros
Avery Mail Steamart
David Kanpa
St. Bernard
Rio
J. A. Smith
Esplanade
Interior Department
W. G. Trewin & Co
Lewers & Cooke
Temple of Fashion to End Business in Honolulu Sale
M G Silva owner of the Temple of Fashion plans a closing out sale starting April 1 after shutting March 29 to 31. Goods worth about 40000 will be discounted 25 percent on cost to clear stock as he retires to return to Portugal. Silva, a respected Honolulu businessman, departs amid regret from customers and competitors alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. G.silva
Temple of Fashion
Portugal
Mr. Silva
Bilva
Silva
Bonterin
Honolula
Honolulu
Evening Bulletin Debt Notice Amid Legal Action
All accounts of three months or longer standing will be placed in the hands of our attorney for collection unless immediate settlement. Page references indicate account numbers 562 and 151 J.3, with publication in The Evening Bulletin at 75 cents per month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bgan
One Road To Our Store Drives Customer Traffic
An earnest promotion emphasizes a well worn path to the store and scenes of daily buyer footfall. The message highlights friendly relations with the public, the latest goods, and selling at minimal profit margins to enable savings for customers.
Hawaiian Circuit summons voices in 19th century case
A historical summons from the First Circuit of the Republic of Hawaii orders John Allen Henry Allen and others to appear at chambers in Honolulu to answer a bill by James J. Byrne. The writ, issued July 27 1896, commands service through W A Kinney and mentions temporary injunction against Oahu Railroad and Land Co with dates extended to June 38 1807.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Circuit
Hawaii
James J. Byrne
Jon Allen
H. Allen
Chambers
Republic of Hawaii
Hawsilay Islands
Xommon Jobn Allen
Henry Allen
Ury Rhodes
W. H. Lambert
A. Feek
BF. Dillingham
Oahu Railroad & Land Co
Oahu
Circuit Court of the First Circuit
Honolulu
Judiciary Building
A. W. Carter
Circuit Court of the 1St Circuit
W. A. Kinney
Oahu Railroad & Lind Company
A. Eek
Tle
H. I
Marohy
J. A. Thompson
Sotouw
Administrator's Notice in Estate of Chang King Waialua Oahu
The undersigned was appointed Administrator of the Estate of Chang King of Waialua Oahu by order of Judge A Perry. Creditors must present claims with vouchers within six months or be barred. Debtors to pay administrator only. RAUL MAHAULU administrator. Also a rental notice for New Market Restaurant on Merchant Street by proprietor John Cammancho.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chang King
Tate
Waialua
Oahu
A. Perry
Circuit Court
Iat Judicial Circuit
Republic of Hawaii
Walalua
Raul Mahaulu
Ade Ing
Chang
J T Waterhouse Sale Highlights Stock-Taking Bargains
A Honolulu store offers a rare stock sale with shirt waists at a dollar to 1.75, plus ladies and mens hose half price. Cricketers flannel and outing fabrics, summer dress goods, and rain proof cloth are advertised, with a customers' week in profit sharing and notes on overbuying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
Gale Speies
Department of Dorsets
P. D
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Anchor
P. M. Lucas
Rio de Janeiro
Berger
Kawainhao Seminary
M. Gilman
Castle & Cooke
Mirioki Immigration Company
Sakura’s
Co. H
T. B. Murray
Schaefer
Dr. Cooper
Aliss McGrew
St. Andrew's Cathedral
James F. Morgan
John Halverson
de la Vergne
National Guard
Schilling
Worng
Kinau Street
BOS Ut
Hawaiian Soda Works
Belfast
Sunny South
Board of Trustees
Brooknoldert
Townesland Steam Navigation Company, Ltd
Omlourn
Hobron Ae
W. B. Godfrey
J. Kou
G. N. Wile
B. Wilcox
W. O. Smith
A. Schweler
Jone
K Gedge
N, Co
Udy
Hebron Drug Co
King & Fort
Witneas
Curvan
George Lucas
John Commyneho
D. McKensie
NEW Market Restaurant
Mille
Merchant Street
Rales
Cal
John Cammancho
N. Fernandez
Orrick
Campbell
J. C. Caster
P.O
J. T. Waterhouse
Queen Street
N.S. Sachs
Fort Street
Fronolatu
Thompson
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