Minister Willis on Honolulu Boom and Vacation Plans
Minister A. S. Willis, in a San Francisco interview, insists he has not resigned and will enjoy a regular government sanctioned vacation. He discusses Honolulu growth, coffee and sugar ventures, and his travels to Louisville Chicago Washington and Denver, defending his health and noting prospering island development.
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Cleveland proposes general arbitration treaty to Salisbury
The Times Herald in a Washington special reports President Cleveland has informal proposed a general arbitration treaty with Britain covering all disputes between the two powers and any third powers with the other government offering good offices. The plan includes the Venezuelan question without naming it, aiming to ease settlement without pride loss. no reply yet. Waterhouse's Store frames embroideries and faces on Queen Street. King Bros. Hotel Street offers 16 years of experience and honest service. beware inferior beer brands and seek Seattle beer at Criterion. City Carriage Co. advertises hack with reliable horse and driver, call 118 at Fort and Merchant streets.
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Lord Salisbury
Cleveland
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Great Britain
Waterhouse
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King Bros
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Seattle
City Carriage Co
Andrade
Fort and
Merchant Streets
Bening the Mails LiL Prohibits the Use of Cancett
A local notice announces new restrictions aimed at ending the use of a product or method called Cancett. The measure targets mail services and related operations, listing enforcement steps and deadlines for compliance by businesses and residents. The document names authorities supervising the change and outlines penalties for noncompliance.
Amend Article 6 Civil Code Post Office Penalties
Iwakami and Robinson report an act amending Article 6 of the Civil Code governing postal matters. It imposes penalties up to fifty dollars for reusing stamped envelopes and details conditions for letters in stamped envelopes to be sent by non mail means with proper sealing and dating. It also sets fines from five to fifty dollars for improper conveyance and outlines act effectiveness upon publication.
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Po Office Department
No Guessing No Gambling promotion at store event
A storefront advertises a July 1 prize for the customer with the most Tickets earned by one dollar purchases. No gambling or guessing is involved. the holder of the greatest number of Tickets will receive two silk dress patterns or an alternative silk clothing package. Tickets are given with each dollar spent and must be presented on July 1.
Mortuary Report Shows Sixty Nine Deaths in April
The Reynold's Mortuary report for April records 69 deaths, up from earlier years, with Old age and pneumonia leading. Causes include apoplexy, bronchitis, consumption, fever, pneumonia, whooping cough, and several single occurrences, plus two unknowns.
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Reynold
Local Classifieds and Advertisements Roundup
A jumbled roundup of business notices and ads: A J Derby D D S lists a dental office at Cottage No 100 Alakea, hours 9 to 4, plus sweater sale for athletes at $1. Iwakami promotes White Rose flour at 4 25 per barrel Fort Street. Waterhouse offers sheets and towels, Waterhouse bargains. Florist and music ads mention Seattle beer at the Criterion Saloon and G R Harrison piano services. King Bros showcases photo work, Singers boast over 15 000 000 produced, King and Bethel streets agents advertise.
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A. J. Derby
D.D.S
Alakea Street
Iwakami
Hotel St
White Rose
Washington Feed Co
Fort Street
Queen
Waterhouse's
Seattle
Criterion Saloon
G. R. Harrison
Hawaiian News Co
Nichols Co
Aig Bros
King Bros
B. Bergersen
King and
Bethel Streets
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