New England Bakery and Candy Co Advertises Low Prices
Fragmentary ad copy notes New England Bakery and Candy Co on Hotel Street offering bread, pastes, wedding cakes, ice cream, sherbet, and candy at very low prices with telephone contact. Mentions J Oswald Lorrep, near Aloken streets and Hawk stone monuments context unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred JSON
Dorian
Aloken Streets
New England Bakery & Candy Co
Hotel Street
J. Oswald Lorrep
Mann
Lost Silver Watch Near Queen Street Wharf
A silver watch was lost between the boat landing near Queen Street and the Oveat wharf. A reward is offered for its return to the finder or owner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen Street
Anz Exhibit Decided After Commission Meeting
The amendment was lost and the motion carried without dis sent. President Atherton, Secretary Spencer and Mr. Dillingham were appointed a committee to advise the Commission. It was also decided that the president appoint honorary members of the Commission. Messrs. Trwin and Walker urged public subscribers be asked to fund $10,000 for expenses. The Commissioners will start collecting the exhibit immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atherton
Spencer
Dillingham
Messrs
Trwin
Walker
Bosess
Commissioner Browns Report on Asiatic Labor in Hawaii
Boston reports Joshua K. Brown, U S Chinese Inspector at Hawaii, urging restriction of Asiatic labor influx. Executive Council weighs policy amid irrigation and agricultural growth, warning US resentment could push colonial rule. Brown cites 12 186 Japanese in islands since annexation, with 1 197 free and 10 983 contract laborers. He predicts Asiatic population will outrun others by year end, Japanese to Chinese by a large margin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Joshua K. Brown
United State
Hawaii
Executive Council
Effer Sny
Planters Association
Brown
United States
Brown Saya
Browo Saya
Harbor Front Items on Kauai Sugar Trade and Vessels
The Kauai is discharging sugar at Nawiliwili. the Andrew Welch, Helene, Fred E Sanden, Waialua, and Wainleale sail for Kauai ports, Hanalei, Kalihiwai, and the Sound. The Repeat sails to San Francisco with a full sugar cargo of 11,866 bags valued at 103,767.81. The Fort George delays sailing. Mikahals from Kaant report weather delays and 69,872 bags left aboard Garrdeo Iele, Kilohana, and Keauhou discharging at Havama ula. Mikaha- In arrives with full sugar cargo and resumes usual route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kauai
Andrew Welch
Helene
Kibvi
Maoi
Fternoon
Fred E Sandern Hallast
Waialan
Hanalei
Kalihiwai
Nawiliwili
Kepas
Kilaasa
Sound
Ka“ani
Kaant
Havamaula
IN HONOR OF VICTORIA Continued from Page 1
A large gathering honoring Victoria included President Dole with Colonel J. M. Soper Mrs Dole and numerous ministers consuls and officers. Music by the Hawaiian Band Captain Berger and a quintet. Fifteen dances with the Highland schottische highlighted by Judge Stanley and Robert Catton as interpreters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dole
J. M. Soper
BE. A. Mott-Smith
M. Damoo
Haywood
Alex
Mackintosh
V. H Kllent
F. A. Shaefer
Schaefer
W. G. Irwin
A. Thurston
BF. M. Hatch
A. M. Brown
Haenii
Mra. Brown
Mille
T. Rain Walker
H B.M
Walker
Stanley
Staker
Army
Berger
Judge Stanley
Robert Catton
Notice appointing Samuel P Chillingworth as attorney agent
During my absence from the Islands Mr Samuel P Chillingworth will act for me in General Business and as Soliciting Agent for the Japan Emigration Company under full power of attorney Boardman Honolulu Oahu H I May 22 1899 I201W.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel P. Chillingworth
Japan Emigration Company
G. BE. Boardman
Honolulu
Oahu
President McKinley to Tour the West in Summer
President McKinley plans a Western tour this summer, likely mid July, lasting about six weeks. He will travel by a Southern Pacific route to San Francisco and return on a Northern Pacific special train, stopping at Yellowstone and other points of interest. Administration officials deny political aims, though the trip may influence views on Philippine retention. no speeches are planned, but he may speak at stops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
McKieley
San Francisco
Southern Pacific
Northern Pacific
Yellowstone Park
Omaha
Polote
Bulletin subscribers urged to report delayed mail
Readers missing newspaper delivery are asked to inform the business office at telephone 256 to rectify distribution delays and ensure timely receipt of papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Telephone
Also Mentioned on This Page
Kaimuki
Koko Head
Manoa
Palolo
Ewa
Nuuanu
Hovetan
Keene
Meouel
Young Street
Nobvey Street
Waihi
Sith
Bath
Monty
Gear, Lansing & CO
Fert
Rapiolant Park
Out Nowvenets Trust
Maya
Xine
Thurston and Spencer
Tye
Wilder Avenue
Kewato
Lange Grand
Ullaines
Magasine St
Panchbaw
Hild
Judd Building
Fort Street
Pacific Import Company (Incorporated
Pacific Import CO
Chapel OF Tesitence
Heretania Street
Commissioner Brown
Edamonal Shipping
Diamond Head
Weather Bureau
Punahou
Wedinaday
Stmr
Walalesle
Green
Maka Well
Ougar
W.Q. Irwin
Mikahala
Thompson
Ravalas
Alexander & Baldwin
Rimi Walnleale
Kilauea Itapm
Stir Mikahala
Kauni Ports
Atine Helene
Macdonald
Kibet Ookalu
Papaloa Ath
Amsche Repent
Olsen
Ambkopgallant
Luodwalit
Io Bat
Pir
Mikaha- In
Baldwin
Hall & Son, Ltd
Mbia
Victoria
Inleve
Mohican
Leary Waterhouse & Co
Fort ST
Jas.f Morgan
Previvsson
Dowstt
Publie
Jas. F. Morgan
Beretania
Miller St
Beretania St
Orpheum
Thea Theatre
Skost
Pele
Barnell
Frank ‘Barton
Salon
May Ashley Myrtle Graham Violet Dale Dim Post
Billy Howard
Bert Shaw
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