GEAR LANSING AND CO JUDD BUILDING FORT STREET
Firm listing shows Gear Lansing and Co occupying the Judd Building on Fort Street. The short snippet notes location details for the business premises.
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1899
Page
8
Firm listing shows Gear Lansing and Co occupying the Judd Building on Fort Street. The short snippet notes location details for the business premises.
A damaged OCR excerpt notes a furnished cottage at a Queen Street location and a store on Queen Street recently occupied by Mestra, McChemney & Sons, and EN & ROBINSON. It mentions dates in May and references property arrangements and advertisers.
In Paris on April 27 advocates and appointers of Dreyfus revision clashed in street fights leaving several injured. Figaro’s account of Captain Cuignet testimony before the Court of Cassation fuels anti-Dreyfus agitation. Belair and other papers denounce Cuignet while rumors allege a cabinet member’s daughter leaked reports.
Sir William T Marriott, named by Ernst T Hooley as having accepted £1000 to introduce him to the Carlton Club, sued Hooley’s trustees in the Court of the Queen’s Bench. The jury awarded Marriott £5000 after a ruling that Marriott’s word versus Hooley’s would stand. No concession to manufacture Schneidergue in England was secured.
Shipping intelligence lists arrivals and departures in Hawaiian routes. Kilohana from Kareka and James Makee from Texpmu report weather roughness in the channel. Vessels Keauhou Holmes Iwa Waluleahce Kauai James Makee and others sail or arrive with cargoes including sugar and engar. Passengers arrive from Kapis aboard Jamon Makoe with F Grotte.
A meeting formed a committee to represent industry and commerce in promoting a Trans Mississippian Exposition on the islands. Shingle Dilingham Hall Macfarlane and Egan were named, noting funds are unavailable but urging strong local support and a capable commissioner from the Hawaiian Islands. Meanwhile a Tennie Tournament begins at 4:15 pm at the Pacific Tennis Club with mixed doubles, featuring Juliette King Sam Woods and other local players.
A public notice states a ten dollar reward will be paid for the recovery of the body of a sailor who went overboard from the U S transport Senator Mayoth. The notice names George Ruhlen as Quartermaster and urges assistance in locating the missing crew member.
The OLAA SUGAR CO. LTD stock certificates will be delivered at B F Dillingham’s office on Monday May 1. Subscribers receive one third of the amount supplied. the remainder will be refunded on delivery less revenue stamps. Holders of temporary receipts should call on the specified date to obtain their stock certificates. Elmer E Paxton, Treasurer, Honolulu, May 10, 1899.
A $100 reward is offered for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the person or persons who violently assaulted Antone Raline, a tram car driver for Hawaiian Tramways Co., on Waikiki Road near Wright’s Villa on Sunday night May 7, 1899. Information may be given to the Marshal or W H Pain, manager of the tramways company.
Public notice by J N Wright dated May 10 1899 reports major upgrades to the Independence Park Pavilion. Ventilation increased threefold electric lights tripled verandah doubled dressing room enlarged cook room spliced with a first class range. Building cleaned and painted inside and out with many other enhancements.
Joe Hanley, a very young man, was this morning sent to fill for a year on the charge of larceny in the second degree. He has been up on the same charge several times during these two years and the Court has heretofore been disposed to deal leniently with him. However, the prosecution has become tired of this and recommended sentence today.
Property known as the Dexter premises on Richards street adjoining S C Allen residence. Lot fronts 79.4 feet on Richards street with boundaries 4 inches? and 156.5 feet. faces the Executive building grounds near Kings street. Ideal site for stores or warehouses. For further particulars apply to.
A large consignment arriving via the Andrew Welch line prompts a clearance of standing desks high stools and book-keepers furniture. Roller-top desks revolving chairs bookcases and letter piles remain from a prior shipment as wards rooms on Queen street invite inspection and estimates for bank and office fixtures partitions grille work fittings.
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