Local Bulletin Contests Votes Deadline and Café Notices
Read by local voters the Deposit your Bulletin Contest votes before 4 today to appear in tomorrow's issue. The page lists numerous names, places, and events from the community including schools, bakeries, and meeting notices. It details voting, attendance, and community notices across multiple organizations and locations with dates and deadlines.
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Alleged Bad Faith Vote Overshadows Territorial Matters
The House clashed over a gubernatorial veto and the feasibility of funding for two years. Key figures included Governor Cirter, legislators Wyinneay, Rath, and the Speaker, with debates on the veto and potential override. The session weighed bills on land petitions, the Journal’s length, and expanding legislative salaries while cautioning about extra-session pay.
Vetoes and Overrides Dominated Legislative Session
Debate over House and Senate actions culminated as the Governor’s vetoes were overridden on key measures. The House sustained vetoes on school house and water projects, while overriding the governor’s veto on a substitute tax bill by a wide margin. Thirty lawmakers supported the override with only two dissenting as the session moved toward adjournment.
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Hill
DHL
Klee
Conesswide
Sheldon
Silva
Kaleo
Nia
Kantho
Ais
Ninh Dam
Kai Nho
Kamuela
Kaniho
Rawlins
Senate
Kalaloon
DNL
J the Hill
Rive
Tie
Fulure
Ealelopa
House
Hughes
Kalelopu
Hoe
Rice
Kong
Fragmentary note on lunar timing and time zones
A disjointed OCR fragment mentions the last quarter of the moon on May 4th, tide names from the U S Coast and Geodetic Survey tables, Hawaiian time offset from Greenwich, and a time whistle at 1 30 pm local time.
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United States Coast and Geodetic Survey
Greenwich
Arrived May 2 from Hawaii port shipment details
A record lists arrival on Thursday May 2 of 12 000 bags of sugar and 74 cattle from Hawaii. Names Stinr Manik Botnet om Stuy Claudine Parker appear in the entry with 8240 a mt and Mant ports.
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Stinr
Manik
Botnet
Hawaii
Stuy
Claudine
Parker
Hiawaii
Sailings Update From Harbors With Mixed Routes
Shipping notices list departures from Kahithi-sit Fullerton to Port Harford on April 27 and May 1 with 8.8 Hollowells aboard. Other vessels sail to Hongkong via Danbin at 2 p. m. from O. S$. 8 and from Sonoma. Trask heads to Sar Vranelaco from Oceanie whirl.
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Kahithi
Sit
Fullerton
Ketering
Port Harford
Hollowells
Martin
Hongkong Wid Danbin
P. An
O. S
Passengers Listed for May Sailings From Maui and Hilo Ports
A fragmented roster of passengers traveling from Maui and Hilo ports aboard various vessels is detailed. Names include Claudine Weedon, Le Y Afona, Geo Cooper, Mrs Kahuiit and child, Mrs J Mrettas, I J Crawford, D H Davis, Rev Kekipi, and many others bound for Hana, Kahului, Laupahohoe, Kaliutuli, Kauai ports, and San Francisco. The mixed list shows multiple families and individuals scheduled for May departures aboard several ships.
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Claudine
Hawaii
Maul
Hilo
Alc
Weedon
Hana
le. Y. Afona
Geo. O. Cooper
Willyouk
Kahuiit
Chin Key
Kahului
J. Mrettas
I. J. Crawford
D. Hy Davis
HB. Weller
Rey
W. I. Puiwine
Rey. O
Ni Wihine
Prom Lavin Janes Brown
Rev
Kekipi
Deek
Maui
Laupahochoe
Ur. Irwin
Duckworth
Kipa
Hulu
A. Haneborg
Lilo
Kaliutuli
Henderson
Str
Nilhav
Kaual
Mikwhalapun
Makawelli
A. Rive
Wile
Missee Harris
Mies B. Harris
HM. Weed
Aoyagi
Be Shihayuma
King Kalama’s relic billiard table arrives in city
A relic of King Kalama’s era, the first billiard table in Honolulu, arrived on the Mikahala this morning. The table, once used by the King and his circle, is in poor shape and will be repaired by a Japanese buyer. It will be moved from Gov. Kanoa’s residence to a controversial new life in a lower-district setting, leaving its former glory behind.
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Divery
Autan
Stkyds
Stole
Gert
Cotten
Ah Kueland Bakery
Wells
Nathutiar
Hyubuebt
Erviel
Ameindly
Avlie Leseyer
Ieberrt Ice
Don
Nadine Joetveetan
Hee Vadaelties
Cmal
Pheborl
Labae
Hrentitie
Yulee Hato
Arriek Nettun
Helen Hull
Uyosite
Hitaay Forte Et
Ute
Ely
Muyad Chawla Heat
Caceres
Rohan
Tba
Lawi
California
Uae
Hay Febhiwued
Andi
Mog
Mastarvall
Gaetan
Dga
Malon Styrk
Hell
Lolly
Hailee Rahieed
Heuis
Wwelleikiba
Ammialigledl Society
Lee
Piiewday
Mies
Keenuside
Rishetmeine
Haley Hahs
Aecome Llveleiind
Adication Committee
Conickland
House
Kaleo
Mit
Kileson
Reyson
Wwe
Notlcea
Akana
Gov. Kanoa
Ninian
Honol
Kattkaue
Immigrants Coming Continued From Page 1
Board of Immigration discusses new ruling and its interpretation potential to restrict funding for immigrant work. No further action planned at this time as to bringing in additional settlers. Agent B R Stackable, tied to Kumeric Suverle and Heliopolia cases, expected back in Honolulu within six weeks before June 47.
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Board of Immigration
B. R. Stackable
Kumeric
Suverle
Heliopolia
Honolulu
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