Sal Salvation Army tea draws Waikiki to Paluma Grocery
In a promotional note two reasons entice island shoppers to this live and let live store. First it is the only local outlet selling the celebrated Salvation Army tea. Second, patrons save money by purchasing there and benefit from the delivery route from Diamond Head to Moanalua tree and beyond. Also advertised are lodging rates at Mechanics' Home, portrait samples by King Bros at Hotel street, and notes on Son Levrier and Bergersen’s singers with awards at the World Columbian Exposition.
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Waikiki
Paluma
Brek
Salvation Army
Diamond Head
Moanalua Tree
Harry Canyon
Palama
Railway Depot
King Street
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No Loss of Time from Busi Improved Physical Condition
Improved physical condition and abstinence from alcoholic stimulants described. The notice lists fees charged for Alco holista and Tolacen, with amounts of $100 and $40 respectively. Location indicated as Arting ton Cottage, Hotel Street, Honolulu, and all communications are strictly confidential. For further particulars, address.
Rambler and Stearns Wheel Sale Warned by Local Dealer
The Sunlight glitters on orange rims but ships delay. A local shop reports Ramblers in stock with 96 and 97 models, selling fast at 75 to 80 dollars. They note 96 Ramblers are the bargain of the year and offer rental options by the hour, day, week, or month with delivery by telephoning the store.
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Stearns
W. H. Dimond
Wheeling
Ramblers
Columbias
Real Estate Listings and City Lots for Lease and Sale
A scanned list of multiple parcels including large lots on Mukiki Street with 228 ft frontage, Loton Kinny Street between Alapai and Kapiolani with 140 ft frontage, Loton Lunalilo Street between Alapai and Hackfeld, three large lots on Prospoot Street, a house and lot on Green Street near Kapiolani and Victoria, the Thomas Block two stories with five leased stores, corner lot at Kinan and Piikoi, river land at Waikane Koolia, corner lot at Heulu and Keeau moka between residences of W A Bowen and W M Giffard with 260 ft Henlu street frontage, and lots 6 and 7 with house at Kalia Waikikiron. Also a half acre lot in Hilo Town for lease, P O Box 839.
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Mukiki
Loton Kinny
Alapai
Kapiolani
Loton Lunalilo
Kinan
Piikoi
Waikane
Koolia
Heulu
Keeaumoka
Bettreen
W. A. Bowen
W. M. Giffard
Henlu Street
Kalia
Waikikiron
Hilo Town
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Torchon
Valenciennes
L. B. Kerr
Nuuanu
King Bros
Hotel Street
B. Bergersen
Bethel Streets
Princeton Tiger
New York Herald
Avome
Hagey
Institute
Busi
Ness
Alcoholista
Tolacen
Tnat
Hagey Institute
Honolulu
E. C. Hall & Son
Corner Fort and
King Sta
Eagle House
Maiy Avenue
Harry Klemme
Lewin Eye
A V. Gear
King St. Honornh
B. Dwight
H. Hackfeld & CO
General Commission
Gov. Fort and Queen Streets
Honolain
M. Phillips & CO
Fort and Queen Streets
Allen & Robinson
Deasers
Queen Street
Availian
Mercantile Agency
Walker
Punchvowl Street
Old Waikiket
Merchant and Richards Reels
John
Spreckels
P. O. Box
John Nott
Dimond Block
Tam
Jas, Nott Jn
Tinwmith de Plumber
Fort Street
Ute
W. W. Wright
Buoceasor
G. West
Corner Merchant and
Havana
la Intimidad
la Espanola
la Africana
Henry Clay & Bock & Co
Hotal. Ee
Ezors
Fort and
Beretuuia
H.H. Williams
Oahu Lumber and Building Co., Ltd. Lumber Merchants, Contractors & Builders
Léleo
Comer King
Leleo
R. K
K. R.'rom
R. R Wharf
Ewa
Wainuontations
Bulletin
Jas. F. Morgan
John Phillips
Fort, ‘Tel
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