Provisional Program for the Boys Brigade Benefit
The May 25 event at the Hawaling Opera House features twenty brilliant acts in a vaudeville style program. Organizations include Pacific Mutual Insurance, Tavev photographs, Jev's Honolii Cyclery, Hawaiian Gazette, California Feed, and Whitney Marsh. Juice from comedians, music, and novelty acts will fill a four minute to four minute long sequence with an eye toward entertaining the audience and showcasing advertising wares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toya’ Brigade
Hawaling
Ney
Han
Kepe
Tortie
Hae
Union Feed Company
K. C. Hall & Bon
Artinta
Atartie
Fevestrom Music Company
Ihiey Warlag & Co
Valuar
Tavev
Ple * & Co
Jev
Phumbine
California
Warawhee Company
Dimond
Whitney
Marsh
Fort ‘T. EC
Hebron
Aly Original
Hawaiian Ptectric Company
Pearson & Potter
H. 8
Kerr 4 Co
Ota
Reorganization Plan for Public Works Department Led by J H Boyd
Superintendent J H Boyd outlines a broad reorganization of the Public Works Department to improve efficiency. Marian Campbell will lead administration from June 1, with office duties moved to the Capitol basement. The plan envisions delegating routine tasks, centralizing road work, and expanding oversight across the territory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Boyd
Boyd
Marian Campbell
Campbell
Capitol
Rowell
Cannydell
Tonel
Toya
Lunnes
Crean
Theae Asalacasta
Foad
Hoya
Llayt
Dsta Offica
Rumor of Waialua manager resignation denied
Report circulated that Waialua plantation manager Goodale had resigned. A Coxatle 12 office inquiry found no basis. Treasurer Norweg and Secretary Teaney called the rumor a clea r canard and said relations between directors and the manager were pleasant and agreeable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goodale
Waialua
Coxtle 12
Conir
Norweg
KD Teaney
PUNAHOA LAND CO Incorporation Sees Leaders and Capital Set
Articles of incorporation filed by Punahoa Land Co Limited with treasurer. Incorporators include Henry M. Lymn David B Lyman and Fraps O Lemos with officers Frederick J Lydian as treasurer. Capital stock 1000 shares at 20 each totaling 20000. Company aims at a 20 year term with conditions for share resale and ongoing governance.
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Purahoa Land Company, Limited
Henry M. Lymn
Payvid
Lyman
Fraps
Lemos
Chiedgo
My Presderick
Lymun
Rute A
Levi © Lysmma
Harry J. Gywnin
Hite
Mtan Te Wilcos
Gallina
Peinefual
Huwlicky
Butie A
Horley d. Lyman
Frderick J. Lydian
Weasurer
Hawaii Senate Rushes Through Appropriation Bill in First Reading
Fifty items in the appropriation bill pass swiftly as the Senate pushes money for judiciary and treasury needs. Key salaries and clerical posts across district, circuit, and interpreter roles are debated, revised, and approved amid rapid clerical action and moves to adjourn.
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Kau
Senate
Ave Tran
Regulan Penton
Tertitary of
Hawaii
Inib- We ‘Treasury
Pri
Aaturdas
Tata Dunineas
Kanuha
Wad
Atenographia
Honolulu
Lyle Ay Dmckey
Hwa
Koolnupoke
Walniin
Wajanae
Teheluas
District officials receive travel expense awards in odd record
A mangled OCR item notes payments to district magistrates and clerks including sums such as 1200 and 1500 dollars. It mentions traveling expenses for the Third Circuit clerk and magistrate, with references to the Recomd and Fourth Circuite. The entry closes with a noon recomd watt event.
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Laxhalon
Wailuku
Makawao
Hana
Kipahulu
Honunula
Molokai
Lanal
Aulurion Diawelet
North Wohisla
South K Halu
North Kang
South Kena
Dia Felet Maglotynter
Worst
Clark
Anterpreter
Jarier
Mivirict Afuelatrates
Noeth
Hamusna
Ate Bouth
Kum
Puna
Pitti Cireute
Kotoa
Eth Ofane
Walmen
Fourtte Elma
Kawalhan
Manatel
Masiatoutes
Jal Teachers Assocation Meeting at High School
The Jal Teachers Association met at the High School that evening. Oral reports highlighted the achievements of the Fifth Avenue choir and school work. Principal Charles Bartlett spoke on arithmetic and industrial education. Music, speeches, and recitals followed with several readings and remarks by local figures.
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Mevars
Smith
Court Calendar Notes Demurrers and Damages Actions
Court minutes record multiple cases before Judge Humphreys and others. Demurrers granted with two weeks to amend. several trials set or continued, including Pitchcock vs Hawaiian Tramway Co and Otomi vs Bmul Komateo. Notices cover guardianships, estates, and accounting among parties Tang Sang, Lee Chin, and George Wharden estate with actions for administration and continued hearing dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rye
King Wing Chew + Brown
C. F. Chillingworth
Cane Wan
H. i
Pitchcock
Hawaiian Tramware Co. Ltd
John Kathelk
T. McCandens
Samuel Andrews
George 12
Whardeon
Humphreys
W. ©. Smith
Waa
Nik
Timne Ch
Recenn Od
Pontal Savings Bank
W. J. Coelhove
Robert Gretvo
Leo Lawton
Social Selene Club Meeting Highlights Social Events
The Social Selene Club held a recent gathering at a member's home featuring nine sessions. Jared Ait, superintendent of the Lawnil Amboutin fab Papertowent, introduced remarks and prompted discussion among alumni attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Social Science Club
Richard A Tawt
Jared Ait
Lawnil
Farewell to Btantong in a cryptic obituary note
Fragmented OCR text memorializes a figure named Bt antong and Josephine Stanton. The passage references an event, a company, a time, and location markers, but is largely unreadable. The readable names suggest a personal farewell or tribute within a broader memorial context.
Fencing Master Tribute Highlights City’s Social Scene
Floral tributes adorned the event as Mike Stanton received praise for an evening of entertainment. The wealth and fashion of the city were on display with the company Chromunic and several notable guests contributing to a memorable night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoadwin
Mike Stanton
Chromunic
Pnt Bunker
Harvey Aa
Court of Claims hearing sought on Maui claims
George Hans the Mil attorney will ask the Court of Claims to hold a hearing on Maui taland claims to hear May sustrore from plague firms. He notes many Maui poor cannot travel to Honolulu and suggests bringing the court to Maui to avoid burdens and delays for claimants. The cost of a Maui trip is described as not serious and beneficial to prompt relief.
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George Hans
Mil
Wil
Court of Claims
Maui
Hote
Maul
Havel
Cunningham Takes Horses From Track In Hawaii Mix
In a Hawaii track dispute involving jockey club officials and owners, Cunningham and others objected to Tom Ryder racing in the free for all. After votes by some members against the owners, Cunningham withdrew his five-horse string from the track. He declined to comment. The matter may be reconsidered. entry fees totaled 221. Waituka reports Windsor resort to reopen amid wet season fears and local unrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clute
McKensie
Tom Ryder
Cuningham
Drimmond
Free For All
Pheer
Borae
Federal Court Proceedings Delay Appeal Decision
In Federal Court the motion to perfect the appeal in the FLC was argued yesterday afternoon with a decision deferred until June. A postponement was granted to allow J. J. Dunne to be heard upon his return from the county. Arthur McDowall, a native of England, was naturalized today by Judge Kater, with J. A. Thompson and B Hendry in attendance. The sale of the northeast corner premises at Hackfeld and Prospect streets was noted in Fogdale column.
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FLC
J. J. Dunne
Arthur McDowall
England
Kater
J. A. Thompson
Hendry
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Griad -Hudevie Batra
Sweet Charity
Opera House
College Hills
Electric Road of the Rapid Transit CO
Porte Naberree
Castle & Lansdale
Punahoa Land CO
Wrk
Cas
Pites
Fire Claim Commission
Joel
Emmeluth
Stir
House
Quarrantine Island
Emmeloth
Porto Ri
House of Representatives
Senate Concerttog
Board of Health
Anid
Ivland
Unie
Beluga
Kaual
Porte BiHeam
Che
Wattie Ailers
Babe
Dickey
Ammelith
Avlett
Humanity
Kromeluth
Btantong
Josephine Stanton Eogenp
Apanelal
Atamlon
Werery
Gourt
Cunningham
Windaor Hotel
Waituka
G. B. Robertson
The
Man News
Windaor
Hackfeld and
Prospect Streets
Bee Fog Dale Column
J. A. Banister
Garfield Shaws
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