Kohala Wins Final Vet Monsla Club Contests
A fragmentary list shows names and numbers across a page likely detailing winners or standings for the Kohala event and final Vet Monsla Club. The text names Chas H Thurston Frank Kruger Lorna Jaukei John Hind and others with varied figures, indicating a roster, scores, or contributions in a historical community athletic or club context.
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Monsla Club
Chas. H. Thurston
Frank Kruger
Hainawa
W. Ke
Chun
Tim -Sa
J. Sheldon
Kaval
Chas Lee - Eeeetlee
D. Kekaulike, Jr
John Hind
AL Wyman
Doe Rodrigues
Sun Kwong Sing
Victor Hermanson
Lorna Jaukei
Yap See Young
Jno. Schacter
Burne
A.W. Splivalo
Maritime Weather and Shipping Notices from Hawaiian Ports
The report notes the last quarter moon on March 27 and outlines Hawaiian Standard Time and Greenwich alignment. It lists past events with arrivals and departures including ships like Bini Nooat Pederson and Bump Likelike Naopala heading to Molokai Maui and other ports, with times around 5 pm. It also mentions the Kaʻuini and Hilo observations and the differing wind or swell conditions between Honolulu and Kaeo.
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Kaiuini
Hilo
Honoi
Bini
Nooat
Pederson
Bump
Naopala
Molo Kal
Maui
Junab
At & Pts
Bumr
Tullett
P.m
Officers elected at Kukalau Plantation meeting Honolulu 1905
Adjou rned annual meeting of the Kukalau Plantation Company in Honolulu on March 27 1905 elected officers for the year: President J. M. Horner Vice President H A Isenberg Treasurer A W Pfotenhauer Secretary F Klamp Auditor Haneberg KLAMP Secretary 3034 31 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT First Circuit Territory of Hawaii In Probate at Chambers notice of petition for final accounts and discharge in the estate of Lilia Haaheo Kay nul Watpa. Hearing set May 9 1905 at 8 30 a m before Judge Lindsay in Honolulu. Notice to appear and show cause and to publish in the Evening Bulletin for three weeks. Signed Alexander Lindsay Jr Second Judge. Clerk of the First Circuit Court.
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Kukalau Plantation Company
Letmied
H. Hack, Held & Co. Ltd
Honolulu
Circuit Court OF the First Circuit
Territory of Hawaii
Chambers
Lilia Haaheo Kay Nul Watpa
Alexander Lindsay, Jr
Lyle A. Dickey
Himmelf
Island of
Oahu
Kovening Hultetin
Alexandir Lindeay, Jn
Hocond Jude
Chreult Court
Pivep Cireult Atientim WA Ih
IMR
Arrivals List On Mauna Loa March 28
A dated list of names includes Mauna loa arrivals on March 28 with individuals such as C. A. Bayder KM Brown J. W. Molaan Lauher and wife Jessie Lasher VF Crowson Mint M. H. Waterbury Dunkhaw M.S. Levy Mrs Thos May Mina May Rev J Dr Dell BJ Nell C Ako Jan Edwards F Ja Lom ite W HM Cornwell Dr PB A Frone A Sinclair Sam Kolitnal A J Spitzer L Rubenstein J Harkhausen RC Searle Frank Landa John Hind Ry Dodw and wife.
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Mauna Loa
C. A. Bayder
KM. Brown
J. W. Molaan
AL 2
Lauher
Mie
Jessie Lasher
VF. Crowson
Mint
M. H. Waterbury
Dunkhaw
M.S. Levy
Mra. Thos
May
Mina May
PB. A. Frone
A. Sinclair
Sam Kolitnal
A. J. Spitzer
L Rubenstein
J. Harkhausen
RC. Searle
Frank Landa
John Hind
Ry Dodw
Archer in hurricane endangers crew and deck cargo at sea
The barkentine Archer left San Francisco with light cargo and was hit by a fierce hurricane that lasted about an hour and a half. Captain Lancaster estimated the wind drove the ship beam on and swept deck cargo overboard, with nearly 1200 tons of merchandise including redwood being lost. the vessel remained afloat and reached port long after the storm, with minor damage to the tow line and a two day delay in course. The crew reported no fatalities.
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San Francinco
Barkentine
San Francisco
Almout
Lancaster
Archer
Ben Francisco
Notice of animals impounded at Government Pound Maki
In hereby given that the animals described below have been impounded in the Government Pound at Maki, Kena, Inland of Oahu, and unless the pound fees and damages are promptly paid will be sold at the stated date. The description includes bras, white spots on forehead, white hind feet. The above animal will be sold on Holiday, April 10, 1908, at 12 o'clock noon.
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Maki
Kena
Oahu
Hulliday
Petrel Sails Through Terrible Wreck of Schooner Crew Details
The vessel Petrel reached Midway after a severe storm wrecking the schooner Ken Urf. Survivors describe boarding boats, saving cargo and mail, and enduring high seas and torn gear while the crew tried to reach safety. Mates Charles Krobw and J A Green corroborate the captain's account of a collapse while storm raged.
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Petrel
Kennedy
Hetrel
Midway
Charles Krobw
J. A
Muir
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