Kwa Children’s Fun Day Picnic for Kwa May Day
Kwa plantation held a May Day picnic for Kinder Garber and Government schools with 175 children from eight nationalities transported eight miles by a makeshift raft or wagon. Lively arrangements provided lunch water and candy while train staff assisted to ensure safety and enjoyment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kwa Plantation
Renton
Howe
Wala Palo
Wil Pollowman Reade
Cainpaok
Afdir
Iiren
Afternoon baseball games feature Afat club doubleheader
The program lists two matches at Prughow with detailed lineups for the Honoluin Athlete Club versus Artilery and the Kamehameha Athlete Club facing Malle Timias. Players named include J. Thompean, Pelee, Wellame, Aylett, Jones, Brown, Mieke, Duphillets, Hy A. C., Kanol, Kekuewa, D. Harbottle, F. Cockett, and G. Akanthy Jones, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Afat
Prughow
Honoluin
Artilery
HA CA
Lealle
Wy J. Thompean
T Pelee
Jd. Wellame
Glen
You
Rs de Aylett
HM. Kal
Artillery
Liews Jones
Brown
Amin
Mieke
Let
Newson
Duphillets Bemuett
Bubttniton
Hy A. C
Sveiamn
Ay Ih
Cun
Hansen
Kamehameha Athiete
Malle Timias
Kame
C_ Kanol
D. Kekuewa
Jones
Kok
H. A. Kiehneda
D. Harbottle
D. Kanewanul
Pasbuole
F. Cockett
G. Taylan
Osborn
Anon
Chalmers Graham
Morrie Keoholiade
Steut, Newton
Rosemon Mahelona
National
Healan Navy Parade at Heaplain Yacht Club Harbor
The Heaplain Yacht and Boat Club plans an afternoon naval maneuvers starting at 4 20 from the clubhouse. Captain Fred Chareh will oversee operations aboard a rowboat as crews move to meet the enemy. The exercise showcases the club’s fighting strength with evolutions including a barge, shells, and paired boats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heaplain Yacht and
Fred Chareh
Ani
Tide and Tow At Front Street Harbor Incident
The government tug Blew attempted to tow the schooner Robert Lewers into port at Chin morning but failed to recover it. The Fearteas towed the Mowna hotel then the Bark Albert toward harbor, with a man seen aboard near Damond Head. The Kieu and Fearless chased the Lewers, with the Fearless likely to tow it in as Captain Underwood awaits. Also noted are court actions with Judge Hobinson allowing an amended bill and C F Reynolds appointed receiver to collect fines and property as a sale proceeds in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Lewers
Port Chin
Fearteas
Mowna Hotel
Albert
Lewers
Damond Head
Lewer
Kieu
Jes
Underwood
Walt
Fearless
Chin Kee Guan
Ang
Hobinson Bua
C.F. Reynolds
Tormeynt Law
Jone T
Merchants Discuss Credit System and Meeting Details
The Hobolity Serotinte' Assetation 4H met at the Stk Exchange room yesterday afternoon to discuss the credit system and other matters. Officers and members including W. Staetinlane, WW WW Hall, R F Lange, Waliron, Barnes, Whit aman, J G Spencer, J F Soper and others approved minutes, considered lecturer engagement by W C Weedon, and debated funding, transportation, and a Chamber of Commerce sponsorship. The session also touched on the St Louis Exposition plans and Honolulu fair schedule with remarks from Mfr. Dimond and others. A committee was formed to advance exhibition promotion and liaise with relevant authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stk
Vicw
Tine
Onder
Py W. Staetinlane
Hames Hla
Goerntary
Hall
F. Lange
Bol
Waliron
Barnes
EL Whitaman
Re Heb
Eibenett WokHam
A. Gartenberg
M.A. Gonsalves
Robert Catton
George Angier
AL Melnerny
Jas Gordon Spencer
J. Homburg
Jobo
F. Soper
Me Phillipa
W. W. Dimond
P Wiedeman
Geo. W. Stith
Harrie
W. C. Weedon
HF. Wieteman
Jan G. Spencer
J. G. Rothewell
Weedon
San Franchco
Dronk
Innae Mate
Spencer
Chamber of Commerce
Mr. Weedon
Madaflone
Uwe
Merchants’ Association
Ache
Drumbag of Commerce
Phillips
Chamber of Commeree
Hutt
Bt. Louie
Nog
Barrett
Honolulu
Holm
Jeiter
Himmel
Orm
Weine
PB. Helm
Elarrman
Geo
W. Builth
Hawaiian dentist faces voluntary bankruptcy petition
Albert EB. Nichola of Honolulu has fled a petition of voluntary bankruptcy in the United States District Court. Attorney Whitney represents the petitioner. The schedule lists creditors to be paid in full, with secured debts and various claims from local firms and individuals. The total indebtedness is recorded as 6,1? thousand dollars, with assets including Wahiawa Sugar shares and a Manhattan fire policy hypothecated to the company. the hearing is set before Judge Katee on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert EB. Nichola
Honolulu
United States
Win
Whitney
Peiertly
Vitory
Nawall
P. de Weaver Jr
Prac
U ‘Otvand Stables Co
Mile
May Co
Mutropolitan Meat Co
Lowern & Cooke
JM. Whitney
Hite Mercantile
Npter
Whitney & Maruti
Whitney & Marsh
Whitney & Maret
California End Co Hop
Wiehman Hebzon Drug Co
Eee
Honnatt
Mith & Ca. S
Sss
Honolua
Hawaiian Pasper Co
E.W. Jordan Co
Eeee Hawaiian Supply Co
W. W. Dimond & Coa
Peterson
Pott AU
Dette
Guter
W. H. Howard
Otuhr Hultetin Publishing Co
Mutual Telephone Co
Hawaiian Kloetee Co
Bhafer
Jarrivon
Oper
Wahiawa Suwer Co
Manhattan Tire
Katee
Awene Ting
ISLA D STEAMERS IN ARRIVAL REPORT AT HONOLULU PORT
The steamers Ja Makee and Nile arrived in port this morning with passengers freight and sugar shipments. Makee docked at 4 10 with four deck passengers and 2800 bags of sugar from Aga hola, sailing for Anahola in the afternoon, while Nile entered at 12 45 with one dock passenger and 22 sacks of sugar from Hunamau for Harkfeld & Co and Alexander & Baldwin. Paror Kane notes good weather throughout the trip and details ship movements and arrivals at Waimea and Mukaweli areas. A meeting of the MW 26 is announced and the day’s paper will feature an item on what a young man should do.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ja Makee
Nile Hag
Port Thin
Agahola
Salix Agate
Anahola
Tovlock
Hunamauiy
H. Harkfeld & Co
Alexaner Wo
Her & Baldwin
Paror Kane
Island fishery plans near Kaneohe attract investors
Henry Cobb Adamu, Koolwa tax collector, arrives to push an Island of Moluloe venture. Norseman Jacobson and partner Bolte aim to establish a large fishing operation with multiple camps and Japanese labor to harvest finfeed and reef fish in Kaneohe bay. A planned chicken ranch scheme collapsed as the venture refocuses on a profitable fishery. The Chinese Relief Society reports charity activities linked to the accord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Cobb-Adamu
Koolwa
Waimanalo
Adama
Jacobo
Heela
Mokuloe
Kannohe
CL Bolte
Moluloe
Kaneohe
Ine Quye Mp
Midacobson
Tntanit Witt
Birdacobwen
Va Hole Polate
Ayteland
Jacoboon
Sutch
Fserman
Lewark
Kaneohe Bay
Ged. W. De Lame Pont Memorial Meeting Notes
Adjourned Ged. W. De Lame Pont meeting held at 1 day Greens office Friday evening. Memorial Day Committee named with Dickey chair and others to attend memorial Sunday services May 25 at capA Chilech. Kash assembling Association to meet tonight to discuss steam engine topics, voting on membership and proposed amendments. A new question box feature invites engineering ideas for local discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ged. W. de Lame Pont
Poc
BA Strant
Grene
Dickey
Francis
McKeague
Adler
McCand Wom
Stallinen
Sherman
Nelson
Deite
Eaton
Father Ear
Benjanon
P.M. C. Wallingfod
Seattle
Te Vot
Dickey Tehairman
Ka Fon
Core
Terri
Dee
Erwalin
Mcapa Chilech
Phnut
Kashamering Association
Ineroome
Yo MC. Ag
Kophe
Bikooh
Interent
Schooner How’s Bailiffs Set To Sail For Sound
This afternoon at 2 30 Fearon will take the schooner Frank W. Howe out of the harbor and into the Sound. The vessel has endured trouble in harbor with crew members from Mavirthne and Walters aboard. Judges have authorized the schooner’s command for the trip under the Yeoxel, with the vessel bound for the Sound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fternoon
Fearon
Frank W. Howe
Howe
Mavrithne
Walters
Gay Dam
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the Countess OF Chesterfield
Obvaterfield
Ewid Wilson
Lowlon
Waimanalo Beach
Oregon Block
Cor, Hotel and Union
Eta
Union
Healant Navy
Gomes d
Honolulu Fair
California
Hut Uody
Franvino
Krath
Washington
Tio
Homyl
Yenteroy
Wan
Wmnecesary
Wecretary
Wahtawa
Albert E. Nichols
Acour
Ahan & Co
Hutehiaw
Balan
Halon Peed Co
Oshu Lumber & Iting Co
Robertin & Wilder
Honolu Stock Yardy Co
Hawaiian Kivi Co
Hollinger
Isla
Page & Seree
Jacobsen
Hows
Heywood Patrol
Fort Street
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