Shipping Intelligence Weather and Arrivals May 16
Weather at Punabou reports squally conditions and a 62 degree day with a steady barometer. Ships Emma and Rosamond appear in port or en route. sugar cargoes and several vessel movements listed. Passengers departed include Mrs Damon and Miss Paty for Maul ports and others for the Coloies and Hawaii.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Punabou
Diamond Head
Amschr
Emma Landing
Nua
Sierra
Josephine ‘Stanton
Pany
Miss Macgowan
GS Graham
AG Woolley
Shipping Notes on Renovation of the Hall Steamer
The Hall steamer will receive a donkey engine, deck re canvassing, and watertight upgrades as part of a thorough overhaul top and bottom. A large crowd attended the farewell to Josephine Anton Opera Cay crew, with the vessel set to depart after wintertime delays. The captain’s refusal to recruit union crew prompts union threats to detain the ship, while fumigation of cargo aboard the A Maru includes five hundred bales of surat and twelve bales of Mafita tobacco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stera
Josephine Anton Opera Cay
Tank Hce
Faleagrats Shi
Welar
Lunion
Union
Surat
Orie de Orient
Associated Charities Annual Meeting Highlights Honolulu Work
The second annual meeting of the Asociated Charities of Honolulu was held at M C A hall with Rev. Alex Mackintosh presiding in Governor Dole’s absence. Reports showed $734.64 on hand and $1952 disbursed, 319 in relief, 25 placed in work, 17 sent to Queen’s Hospital and 20 to the Hospital for Incurables, plus 12 905 allocated for relief. The governor noted immigration concerns as a Japanese stowaway from the America Mars fled to San Francisco after deportation efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Asociated Charities of
Honolulu
M. C. A. Hall
Dole
Alex. Mackintosh
Mary A. Whitney
Geo. R. Carter
Carter
Berger
Takajiro
America Mars
San Francisco
Busines
Avich the
Treasury Department
Public Works appointments take effect June 1 1901
Notice lists new appointments under the Department of Public Works with effect June 1 1901. Marston Campbell becomes Assistant Superintendent, Thomas A. Lloyd becomes Road Supervisor for the City and County of Honolulu, replacing resigned officials W E Roswell and Marston Campbell, per Honolulu Public Works Office bulletin dated May 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Public Works
Marston Campbell
W. E. Rowell
Thomas A. Lloyd
J. H. Boyd
Public Works
Honolulu
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Columbia Chainless
E. O. Hall & Son
King and Fort Street
Gunn
New Desiun Handsome
Tevinty Ok
the Coyne Furniture Co
P.O
Mothers
Ty Club
Puhou Preparatory School
Mia
Serena Finhop
Mian
Mary Hawes
John Waldron
Marine Railway
S. I. Shaw & Co
Lemps
St. Louis
Culmbacher
Ctairges
Tna
New York
Hotel Stree Ladies
Elleford Company
Jessie
Norton
Fass Lal
Orpheum
Shipping Intelligence
Shipping Notes
Associated Charities Annual Meeting
W. S. Noblitt
Lincoln Block
King Street
Neaw Alakea
Hovis
Kahl
Errane
Honolulu Lodge
Arion Hall
Satumgay
Wyeast
AF Judd
Zephyr Ginghams
Whitney & Marsh
Manchester
Majniad
Bir
Ail
Ayes
Hastian F.C
MIO’ Hlectric CO
Pete Sas
Daten Tran
Atanteda
Marchant
Alain Stein
Nanga Tor
C. Hose
Ty Metz
Rusaniey
Ant
Alan
Erste Nnaht
Ae Cotans Og Calege Sr
Hereiante
A. G
Aino Iy
Ran
Sanity Sonim
Bymin Fontes
Baietts
Sale
Hunulute
Bersiania
Alain
W. C. Achi & CO
Brokers & Dealers
Manson
Iffice
West King Stree
David Dayton
T. R. Mossman
Merchant Street
Eran
Union Express CO
Ress Tees
Our
A Nitchcock
Queen St
Union Feed Co
Melrose
Lnst
Iaggetot
Bulletin Opca
Jas. F. Morgan
Sroker
Queen Street
Mont
Beretania Shed
Thovad Sava
Sam Parker
Jas
FL Morgan
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