Public Notice Prohibits Sand Digging on Beach Road
Road supervisor W. H. Cummings of Honolulu warns that digging or removing sand along Ala Maʻana Road is strictly prohibited. Anyone caught will be prosecuted to the full extent of the law.
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1899
Page
7
Road supervisor W. H. Cummings of Honolulu warns that digging or removing sand along Ala Maʻana Road is strictly prohibited. Anyone caught will be prosecuted to the full extent of the law.
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Claudine Cameron Commander issues notice that passengers must purchase tickets prior to boarding. Additional charges apply for baggage not declared or lost items, with freight rules and shipper risk if receipts are not issued. L. Wight, S. B. Rose, and Captain J. A. King sign as president, secretary, and port superintendent.
Fragmentary notices describe ship movements and cargoes in the Pacific coast region and Honolulu area. References include tugboats, merchantmen, schooners, and steamers with various ports noted such as Newcastle, San Francisco, Hilo, Port Townsend, and Seattle. Also mentions Rainier beer promotions and local lodging, plus a testimonial for a patent medicine with local agents.
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The Adderley sailed for Soand in ballast after D000. The Garonne arrived about 6 pm. A farewell concert was on the wharf. Ohio and Bena tor did not depart for Manila until after 6 pm in company, speed similar. Claudine towed by J B Thoman passed Dia ond Head near midnight. tow line parted near the Head, Clau dive rushed to reattach. Departure notes include bearers from Waimea and Tacoma as lists of names. General Greely reports efficient telegraph in the Philippines with over 100 daily messages between Otis command. The Sultan seeks American collaboration for agriculture, and Orpheum seats may be booked via telephone 540.
The stockbooks of the Honokaa Sugar Company will be closed to transfers from May 4 to May 15 inclusive.
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