Renind ers Conwilt Bache ad today for bargains
Shopping news brief notes a Thursday Friday and Saturday sale at Dunn's Hat Shop now located on Fort Street above the Hotel. It mentions a new millinery assortment and a drink offering at the corner of Hotat and Hothol streets. Also references John Nott as a pioneer plumber and urges customers to verify a plumbing order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunn's
Nant
Fort Street
Hotat
Hothol
John Nott
Mouirvnit
Local Society Notes Include Names and Dates
Wednesday May 11 listed attendees and couples such as Wadnesday and Mary Maxwell with various spellings, plus Chicago residents Roba and wife, and individuals like A. J. James Jr and W. A. Anderson with spouses. Source shows garbled OCR but preserves a social roster style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuasdey
May Howard Blatera
Seshon
D. Heonder
Sehoteld Narreks
W. A. Anderson
Chirsen
Roba
Chicago
Rone
Trelan
Oke Jahonin
Mary Maxwell
Eliy
M. Waham
Oliy
Campbell denied new trial in $19,000 damage suit
Judge Rob Rison denied a motion for a new trial in the Edward Campbell et al. v. Hackfeld & Co. case. The jury had returned a verdict for the defendant Hackfeld & Co. and plaintiffs’ counsel immediately moved for a new trial arguing the verdict was not supported by the evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robison
Edward Campbell
Otuvedorn
Ingaluet Hackfeld
Willful Feasurers 18 Charge of Lightfoot
In a court scene Judge Cooper sentences nine men previously charged with the crime, fines most at seven dollars and costs, four are fined and remanded, and perjury questions surface as Attorney Lightfoot faces motion to review. The defense counsel offers no appeal on a writ of error and is given time to prepare the bill of exemptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avera Sorat Valt
MeDume
Meume
Nis Lomper
Permiers
Lightfoot
Cathcart
McDume Hn
Kellett
Law
McDumte
Cooper
Tower Court
Og Beet
Caunnel
Uotil
Pelvoners
Thal
Altormey Lightfoot
Annual meeting officers and directors named for Hall and Bon ltd
At the annual meeting of stockholders of Hall & Bon Ltd Weld May 14 1940 the following officers and directors were allotted for the ensuing year President W Viewtresident Secretary Mall Treasurer with Mab Auditor Malcalm MeIntyre Director Ohne He sbherton Dinwetor Seymour Mall KO WIHITR, Secretary, Hall & Bon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Hall & Bon, Ltd
Weld
Siflerre
W. Viewtresident
Mall
Mab
Malcalm MeIntyre
Lane
Ohne
Local and General News From Daily Chronicle Clip
Water notes and telephone queries mix with hotel notices and social items. The report covers a Japan bound passenger list, court actions on a weapon case, a burglary probe in Pearl City, a church parish program featuring a play, and a conviction transfer to U S authorities with bonds unsettled.
Immigrant Rule for Hawaii Certificate Procedures
A scanned immigration notice describes in detail requirements for aliens residing in Porto Rico or Hawaii who seek admission to the United States. It specifies certificate presentation to immigration officials, presumption of non examination if absent, penalties, head tax exemptions for pre July 1 1907 arrivals, and the form and use of Alien Certificate Immuta Form 646 issued by the Department of Commerce Immigration Service Port of Entry, with personal description and surrender rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allens
Porto Rico
Hawaii
United States
Banduns
Hovolula
Ailene
Inmuta
Department of Commerce Immigration Service
Port of
United Bates
Body of Sailor Found Floating
A sailor named Lundblom, once part of the Tabcock crew, was found dead after going overboard near the harbor. His body bore a head wound but no other injuries were noted. An inquest is scheduled for 7:30 PM with Coroner Ross presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ptve
Hawaii
A. Lutdblom
Landblom
Wee Senn
Ross
Pauliay
Lundblom
Tate
Sheridan Brings Few Cavalrymen to Channel Wharf
The transport Sheridan arrived at the Channel wharf at 11 o clock this morning after a seven day voyage from San Francisco. It will stay to discharge 620 tons of general ordnance and supplies before taking on 700 tons of coal bound for Manila. The ship may depart for the Philippines via Guam around Saturday noon. Officers on board include Captain J. S. Herron and Lieut. Cal H. Wheeler, with several Fifth Cavalry personnel and 22 enlisted men arriving from the Troopship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cangale
United States Army
Sheridin
Channel Wharf
Sheridan
Manila
Philippines
Guam
Federal
Han
Honolulu
Herron
Second Cavalry
Cal. H.W. Wheeler
Fifth Cavalry
Hawan
San Francisco
John G. Winter
Ant
Homer M. Grostager
CW. Stewart
Tranty
Witth Cavalry
Twentieth Infantry
Troopabie
Three Months and Fine for Chauffeur in Whiskey Case
Harry L. White the chauffeur who carried whiskey to soldiers and sold it to them was sentenced by Judge Robriwon in Federal court to a $100 fine and three months imprisonment. The judge noted perjury and the seriousness of the offense, and two others arrested in related immigration racketeering cases await May 18 court appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry L. White
Fae
Rob
Ant
Hesnes
Serenade 18 Mott-Smith Honors Veteran Bandleader
Dances ter Berger led a morning serenade at the Nunann residence to honor the secretary on his thirty seventh birthday. The elder bandmaster recalled Honolulu's early days and the Royal Band's 1872 formation, noting the annual serenade as a territorial institution cherished by residents and visitors alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danchester Berger
Hin Mustelane
Nunann
Moti+ Amith
Honolulu
Hoyal
Mottsmith
Berger
Howe
Honolutuy
Makino Tenements Receive Approval
The board heard a petition by K Makiow to erect a tenement between Kling street and Husteen avenue. Deputy Attorney Milverton concluded neighboring property owners on the city plot had agreed to the erection, thus a stay on construction was not warranted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. Makiow
Kling
Makino Feurmenin
Sentiment Tussle Over Prohibition Predictions
Fragmentary text shows Woolley opposing enforcement of prohibition and discussing sentiment for absolute liquor suppression. Mentions Dynoe shipments into the Territory and speculation Congress will halt minority shipments soon. Notes Woolley’s predictions vs Congress legislation as separate ideas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woolley
Congress
Mqnor
Corkscrew Lane Illumination Petition Reaches Mayor
Sixty three residents from Corkscrew Lane and nearby streets petition Mayor Fern asking the city and county to install electric lighting on Corkscrew Lane. The petition seeks a light on the now neglected district to improve safety and navigation after nightfall. The city light commission will review the request and attend to the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ton
Big Chowder at Pearl Harbor Sailors Gather for Weekend
Yacht Club members plan a Saturday afternoon sail to Pearl Harbor with chowder gatherings overnight. Races Sunday no sailing for boats at the harbor. Ford Wland course expected. event features for wrens and second-class yachts amid ongoing California contest activity. Ming Johnson leads District No 1 with a rising vote total, narrowing the gap to the front runners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Harbor
Yacht Club
Tah Reid
California
Ming Johnson
Latean
Vantare
Peace Reigns At Flanners Shed On Maui Plantations
Serenity settles at Flanners shed as Perelatrous acts as interpreter between planters and laborers. Thirty Filipinos, Russians, and families prepare to sail to Garden Island Maui aboard the W G Halthie or Claudine. Most workers remain at the planters compound with no disturbances reported. agitator activity appears limited among newer arrivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perelatrous
Makawell Plantation
Tess
W. G. Halthie
On! Teamship
Garden Island
Pala
Maui
Ain
Kabutel
Pale Plantation
Honowlu
Hawaii
Metcalf Street In Need Of Immediate Repair
Residents along Metcalf Street in District No 3 complain of a damaged road surface and heavy traffic, citing neglect by local officials. Annabelle Mundon and Lillian Magee lead petitions urging faster macadam repair and safer conditions for the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plateon
Annabelle Mundon
Metcalf Street
Cot Mlor
Munson
Lillian Mage
Shipping Schedule From Hawaiian Ports May 12
Shipping Thursday May 12 reports arrivals and departures at Maui Oahu and Honolulu ports. The Iaganese liner Tenyo Mara from Hong Kong and Japan ports will arrive by 11 am, with over a hundred thousand tons of merchandise. The Tengo Mara will head to the Alakea Street wharf to load sugar. The Son Navigation steamer Lurtine sails for Kabulut to pick up about five hundred tons of sugar. The Matson steamer Lynden will depart for San Francisco later today and the Hyndon arrived from Kabutl with general cargo and pager for Honolulu. The Pacific Mail liner ren han sailed from Yokohama for Honolulu and San Francisco and will reach by May 20 with a thousand tons of general oriental cargo. The Korea has room for twenty five passengers. Delays expected for United States cruisers Cleveland and Chattanooga due to Central China distances. The American bark James Rolph arrived reporter at San Francisco. The Matson Navigation liner Wilhelmina sailing from San Francisco should arrive Monday. A shipment of lumber is reported left Eureka by the American schooner Sequoia for Honolulu. Castile & Cooke report a time booking for Wilhelmina next sailing for San Francisco. The Ochanic steamer up Bierra le Hue will arrive from San Francisco early tomorrow morning on Koalchiel-Larritine. Thursday May 12 Kalin Crus ela isiah portie Ast sonian Acti A noon Thursday May 2 tae Nor, May 13. Kalin Crus ela Isiah portie Ast sonian Acti A noon. Mauna Lon and Kaw ports May 19. Annie Johnson for San Francisco May 14. J F. Rack, J. W. Look, F. Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Mackfeld and Company
Honkkong
Japan
Thie Vonsel Ty
Maui
San Francisco
Matson Navigation
Hyndon
Kabutl
Mami
Lynden
Ren Han
Yokohama
Hionotiti
San Francie
General Oriental Carne
Korea
China
United States
Cleveland
Chattanooga
James Rolph
Hana
Golden Gate
Wilhelmina
Iumiber
Raporte
Eureka
Hito, Castile & Cooke
San Praneteco
Bierra le Hue
Foreign Port Arrivals Inconsistent May Schedule
In Foreign Ports a May 12 report lists multiple ships with arrival dates from May 1 to May 12 at ports including Yokohama Honolulu and San Francisco. Entries mention vessels such as Kuraka, Mexican, Manchuria, and Port Townsend bound or arriving, with scattered names and destinations.
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Masonic Temple
Harmony Lodge
Tadtu
Port Street
K. R
Hendry
McCoy
Noble Grand
Cahu Lodge
Jente
K. of P. Mall
Earner Fort
Bervtania
Wm, Jones
C. C
Meine
K. By
Honolulu Lodge
Elks
King Street
Port
Jas
D. Dougherty
E.R. Geo
T. Kltegel
Thibe
B. M
Knights of Pythine Mall
P. Wiggling, Bache E. V. Tod
P. Hall
Berotania
Fort Streets
Vialting Ragion
W. R. Riley
Tt Mall
Cor, Fort and
Berritania
Dng
A. Taylor
Jaconbon
Eastman Photographic
Ansco Films and Cameras
Garrey’s, Ltd
May's
Henry May &0
Shopping News
Business
Reninders
Wadnesday
Gt, Drown
Ettg
Po. Sheridan
Kehotield Darrecks
A. J. James, Jr
Sehodeld Eweracks
Campbell
Leithenda
Ken
Janes Baker
Mand
Mike Paton
H. Bell
Tien Yoyage
Kentucky
Jack Roberts
Caron
Tourushina
Daily Chronicle
Wil
Dapat
Onodera
Butter Onoder
B. Nekemoto
Dungan
Petera
Hihua Kemakea
Wilers
Bherif Jarrett
McDuffwe
Pearl City
Mariana Kamahey Ve
Alex Store
Central ‘Taton
Marnha
Dani, J
Keefe
Feneral
Cable
Mott-Smith
Otter
Makino
Flanters
Mongolia
Taore Ata Um
Hawell Me Maul Ports
Clawdine
Vimana
Koalchiel
Larritine
Kalin Crus Ela Isiah Portie
Astsonian, Acti, &. A
Sae
Verdela
Ue and
Hewat Porin
Clabdine
Aim
Kone
Manon Lain
Aimr
A. T. Sheridan
Ban
Monoutu
W. Hi
H. Chapman
Som
M. Garrett
Intent
Fowler M. Groningar
James F Houlihan
An Li
W. Stewart
Bin
Wallace
Hoodo
Wy Wheeler
Gavii
Fenn
G. Winter
Cav
Por WG
Til
Kaual Sports Mey
A. Robinson
Yar He
Persim
Mauna Lon
Oe Ana Kaw
Bere
J F. Rack
Annie Johnson
J. W. Look
F. Smith
Be Wise
Quira
Efile
Ban Francisco
Hoht
Jax
Ralph
V&a. T. Logan
Salina Crus
Manchuria
Port Townsend
Albert
Kailua
Hild
Enterprise
Kahulue
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