Public Works Sealed Proposals Notice in Honolulu
The Assistant Superintendent of Public Works invites sealed proposals for a plan named for a road project in Koloa Kaunl. Proposals must include full party names and a 5 percent certified check payable to S. S. Holloway. Delivered before 12 o'clock. the Superintendent reserves the right to reject any or all bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kotow
Beattie Sage Ant
Asst
Public Works
Hou
Halloway
Supt. of Public Works
Honolulu
Om Moree
Partion Mabitit
Holloway
Superintendent of Public Works
POUNDMASTER'S NOTICE OF ANIMALS POUNDED IN KONA ISLAND CUBA
Notice states a white goat with a brand on the right hind leg and a white foot, plus other details, were impounded at the Government Pound in Stadfiki Kona Island of Cuba. It warns pounds fees and damages will be sold on June 4, 1904 if not called for earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smtakiki
Kona
Cuba
Hoon
Robello Laners Kick at Damaged Itobello Lane
Residents of Itobello lane oppose the recent sewer lay down which left the road in wrecked condition. They cite a broken water pipe, jagged rocks, and deteriorated lane surface as major concerns. A Seamen's Institute service was held aboard the cruiser Now goon with Simpson preaching, led by T. Clive Davies. Next Sunday a similar service will be on board the gunboat Heanington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Itobello Lane
New York
Norview
Seamen's Institute
St. Andrew's
Simpson
T. Clive Davies
Heanington
Naval Vessel Movements Shadow Baltic Training and Court Matter
The training ship Buffalo heads for Pamine with 800 tons of coal and officers report for orders on June 2. A social reception aboard Admiral Glas’s flag ship will follow a New York departure. The Marblehead Bennington and Wit Bennington are en route from San Francisco to Admiral Clase’s fleet. A naval court martial looms as a New York officer arrested by Detective Mebume faces trial. Judge Robinson dismisses an injunction in the McCandless vs Chew case, ending a bid to halt the removal of structures on the plaintiff’s property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Pacife Mall
Veseel
Pamine
Terry
Glas
Admiral Glas
New York
Goat
San Francisco
Duke of Abrusl
Old Well Rejuvenated At Insane Asylum
The long idle artesian well at the Insane Asylum was cleared by Superintendent week after eighteen years. Water tests show high quality suitable for use, with ammonia and chlorine levels noted. A new executive cottage and office near completion will soon be occupied. Activity on the salts road includes three landings for New York with workers named Edward Sewall and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howe
Grees
Weil
Koon Jas
Ol JoMoe
Howoerd
Waltdings
Salts Road
New York
Edward Sewall
Aryan
Lien
Nuanu
Weather and maritime notices from May day schedule
Weather report and shipping notices list May morning readings with temperatures 855 and 84 barometer. multiple arrivals departures and routes around San Freicleo Napola Molokal Lanai Molokal ports. Mentions Rosamuni Fernalt George Curtis Calhoun Bun Framelson Mauby and others with scheduled times around 9:00 a.m. and 1:00 p.m. Departures include Harpaile Bamuelient for the Sound and various vessel movements May 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mtomdy
Almotare Molicie
Naval Rifle Practice Alarms Sailors at Benicia
A damaged barkentine Bentela tied near Benicia harbor caused a panic when a stray bullet from nearby naval rifle target practice struck its boat. The mate hurried ashore with the bullet to show waterfront observers as naval authorities investigated the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benicia
Barkentine
Lewers Set for Lay san Island Voyage With Cargo Plans
Captain Max Schlemmer, known as the King of Lay san Island, sails schooner Robert Lewers to Lay san Island next Friday. The vessel will carry loads of Ho from the island and then proceed to Gisiansky Taland for guano, with another cargo run planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Lewers
Nait
Laynan Island
Abe
Gisiansky Taland
Max Schlemmer
Laysan Island
Lewers
Liynan
Family of late George B Harris thanks friends
The family of the late George B Harris extend heartfelt thanks for sympathetic assistance during their bereavement. Also note the Bar Association of the Hawaiian Islands will hold its annual meeting Wednesday May 26, 1904 at 4 pm in the Cantle & Cooke Building corner King and Bethel Street Honolulu. Joan Albert Mathewman secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George B. Harris
The
Bar Association of the Hawaiian Islanda
Bell
Mt. Bu
Cantle & Cooke Building
King and Bethel Streatw
Honolulu
Joan Albert Matthewman
Avant
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E. C. Hall & Son, Ltd
Hawaiian Hardware Co
L. B. Pinkham
Fort Street
Queen
Call ON Hawaiian Trading Co., Ltd
Love Building
Kew Chinese Theatre
Hotel Star River ST
Koloa School
Monster Naval Boxing Carnival
Addy Ryan
Ening
Frank Nichols
Hollie,ter Drug Co
Fort
Poundmaster
Jem
Robello Laners
Tania
Naval Veseel
Robinson
William McCandless
Leo Chew
Hotel ST. Opp
Young Hotel
King Street
Orpheum Theatre
J.C. Cohen
MR. Harry James Presents
Rolb and Dill
Barney Bernard
Winsfield Blake
Maud Amber
Charlotte Vidot
Lillie Sutherland
Richard Goodall
Webber & Flekt
Dee-Dee
Holly Toity
Gig
Big Little Princess
Fiddie-Dee-Dee
Shipping Intelligence
Mart
Orelee
Lydecker
Saniay
Stir
Clandine
Parker
Moutapeon
Front Kelike
Napola
Trot Maul
Molokal
Lanal
Rone
Tollett
Kayal Ports
Wehe
Rosamuni
Fernalt
San Freicleo
George Curtis
Calhoun
Bun Framelson
Johnson
Alm Muyl
Bonet
Mabakona
Javad
Goda Art Lanpahvehae
Slug
Likolblee
Molokal Porte
Alushans
Nlehole
Kae Hutul
Ae P.m
Whitney & Marsh
Mercer Wash
Lewis
Alxhorse
Tallyho
von Hamm-Young Gd, Ltd
Chambers Drug Co
Gnine Vorner
King Sts
Congress of Song
Hawaiian Opera House
000 Voices
Boys’ Field
Cunningham
Kellogg
A. A
Victor Talking Machines
Bergstrom Music Co, Ltd
Tel
Gallatin Emice
Mi Pate
Waikiki Inn
E. E. Hartman
Union
JAS. F. Morgan
Kaahumanu Street
P. O
AS. F. Morgan
NEW Overland
Chicago
Southern Pacific
San Francisco California
Theo. F. Lansing
Insurance and Comm
Urion
Baneral
Kaahumanu ST
P.O
Jos. Schwartz
Watchmakers
M. Phillips & Co
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