Land policy debate and budget concerns in Hawaii
The article critiques Senate inaction on a Dole backed bill to open private lands for homesteading and settlement. It argues for land development via public lands law, notes the role of sugar and coffee industries, and condemns parsimony in public payroll cuts. It calls for accountable budgeting and cabinet unity in salary reforms.
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Senate
Dole
House of Representatives
House
Alway
Monarchy
Iines
Crown
Tay
Dillingham
Taroona Manufacturer Faces Tight Next Year Demand
The piece notes potential supply difficulty for next year as manufacturers of Taroona struggle to meet large demand for the Klondike product. It describes taro as a component in a food for infants invalids and the strong man, implying strain in production and distribution.
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Ttis Anid
Bureau of Education and Public Lands Debate in House
The Hawaii House continued the appropriation bill discussion finishing the Public Instruction and Public Lands sections. Revisions replaced Deputy Inspector salaries with a Traveling Normal Instructor role and travel funds. Land department cuts were overruled and a heated exchange over the Hilo land agent salary occurred between Speaker and Representative Riebanda.
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Committee On Health and Education
Department of Public Instruction
Hilo
Richards
Loebenstein
Department of Interior
St. Louis College
Nauanu Stream
River Street
College Walk
Land Deeds and Government Title Contests Report
Old island notices request deeds for lands before improvements and identify lands lacking deeds with reasons. A Great World Circus adjourned to 2:30 with successful Willison benefit and tug of war between Kinou and Portuguese Flying Bird teams. Princess and military officers attend grand gala. Dick Turpin sketch and Black Bess mare featured. Tickets valid. Willison praised by Sir William Elingon.
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Winison
Berger
Tine
Troyal
Aketeh
Dick Turpin
York
Willison
Wim
Elingon
Hongkong
Seatile Saloon Promises Full Liquor Stock and Draft Beer
The Seatile Anenor Saloon is noted for serving Seatile beer and other drinks not widely known, with Will Garlyle and Charlie Andrews still on deck to welcome patrons. Draft beer and top whisky brands including Jobo Doewar’s Scotch are available, as well as a full stock of wines and other liquors.
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Anenor
Seatile
Will Garlyle
Charlie Andrews
Jobo Doewar
Speak for Themerrye Bterling bicycles headline
Speak for Themerrye Bterling bicycles speak for themselves they sell without comparison they always give perfect satisfaction and are never out of repair once ridden no other mount gives the same wholesome enjoyment Pacific Cycle and Manufacturing Co agents
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Pacific Cycle & Manufacturing Co
Beattie Rock Beer in Short Supply at Criterion Saloon
Beattie Rock Beer rapidly disappears from town as lovers rush to the Criterion Saloon for a limited time. King Bros. offer quick photo and diploma frames at 110 Hotel Street.
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Criterion
King Bros
Hotel Atreot
Senate quick work as nine members pass three bills
In a brief morning session the Senate, with nine members present plus the President, passed three bills in under ten minutes. Bill 43 creating a harbor south eastern park gained third reading. Bill 70 on public cemeteries saw an amendment removing a tax district proviso. Bill 39 on Hawaiian grape wine licenses was deferred to Monday.
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Senate
Schmidt
Mundi
Accident Report Involving Dr McWayne's Son Charlie
A vehicle, described as a hack, struck six year old Charlie McWayne as he stepped from a Waykiki car on Alakes Street. The child sustained a broken arm in two places and serious head and body injuries. He was carried to his uncle's home nearby and received medical care, while the driver fled and left no plate details.
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Charlie
McWayne
Hack
Sarrowly
Alakes Street
Tim
Allen
Lehanan's Carriage Repository Adverts New Goods
At Lehanan's Carriage Repository Fort Street Club Stable Block the stock includes carriages wagons and harnesses plus a new line of horse millinery and Cortland jump seat buckboards with canopy tops in light colors Prices are advertised as lower than elsewhere Stored in a readable fragment the notice invites customers to inspect the goods and compare prices
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Lehanan
Fort Treet
W. G. Irwin
Cortland
Criterion Barber Shop Motto Promises Lasting Patronage
The Criterion Barber Shop proclaims First Last and Always with a motto that loyal customers stay, while other shops see patronage rise then fall. The steady name suggests steady clientele and continuing business as a key aim.
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Criterion
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Charles F. Peterson
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