Promotion Work Bears Fruit in Hawaii Letters
Promotion officials report growing response to a pamphlet campaign in Honolulu Hawaii urging distribution through local merchants. Sample replies from El Tovar Grand Canyon and Honolulu Weekly Bulletin show interest and coordination with hotel pamphlets and a Crayon booklet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jervers
Hiwaii
Pacific
Regien
Roapeottally Wood
el Tovar
Grand Canyon
Arizona
Tp, Wood
Mite Walian Promotion Committee
Honolulu
Hawaii
Wood
Renehea
W. H. Stapson
Petaluma Meeting Invites From Hawaiian Promotion Committee
Rufus P. Jenni invites Mr Woods to a Petaluma County Committee meeting in California on June Trade to foster cooperation with the Congress clonal party. The letter urges prompt attendance, notes arrangements and travel, and expresses eagerness for reconvening boosters at San Francisco and Petaluma with cordial regards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ean Francisco
HL. P Word
Hawaiian Promotion Committee
Lunulue Jo
Hawai
Woods
Congress
Ds Nw
Celtiie
Pete
California
San Brancbuy
Petaluma
Stuydy
Pete Inma
Rufus BP
Jenni Chualtinan
Hocking Journeys to Arrange Shanghai Brewery Plans
Hocking will sail for the mainland in January to arrange shipment for a new brewery. a capitalists group at Hongkong leads the project. After completing mainland arrangements he will travel to the Orient. family plans to join him here as the enterprise proceeds. He attends the Orpheum tonight for a couple hours of laughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Hocking
Jane Ad
Hondnut Capitalists
Hocking
Hou
Mr. Hocking
Orient
Hongkong
Band Hi Tour Salary Dispute Stirs Court Action
The Royal Hawaiian Band dispute centers on tour payments and alleged overcharges. Attorney General B C Peters and others argue over salaries, with a court hearing detailing a $330 fine and remaining $205 unpaid, amid broader calls for reform and redress within the band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anandlal
Biles
Imemey
Abe
Baridenen
B.C. Peters
Guyer
Pipers
Wihart
D. Balch
Hott Brat
C. J. Mutehin
Jan
George Giieluw
H.cenry Armitage
Robert Shingle
A.M. Camphill
Joel C. Cohen
Mid
Kraived
Sy Penn
Kalwiska
Fie Hut
Monsarrat Property Sold at Public Auction for 8000
At noon in front of the Judiciary building the Monsarrat property on Waolon Street and Adams was sold to satisfy a judgment in the suit Hackfeld & Co. versus J. M. Monsarrate. Judge Henry B. Cooper purchased the property for 8000, claiming he bought it as a private buyer, not as Hackfeld’s agent. Harry Armitage acted as auctioneer for BL Morgan. The sale, held a month after the judgment, drew questions about the amount obtained versus the judgment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JH. Hackfeld & Co
Ve. J. M. Monsarratey
Complete Pumping Plant Tender for Ground Slucing
By authority a complete pumping plant is sought for ground sluicing in the Nuuanu tunnel project. Bids due noon May 29, 1907, to Office of the Superintendent of Public Works Honolulu. Include a 10 percent certified check with bid. Superintendent may reject all bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nuuanu AM
Bablie
Superintendent of
Public Works
Holloway
Mable Works
Honolulu
Ait
Notice of Sale for Settlement of Agricultural Land at Pupukea
Notice announces a sale by auction at noon on Monday June 17 at the Judiciary Building Honolulu. The sold lots are occupied as a homestead under Part VII Land Act 1695 Section 13 Revised Laws. Cash is required, and sale aims to settle a farm allotment in Koolau region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pupukea- Ene Koolauloa
Judiciary Building
Honolulu
Also Mentioned on This Page
New York
YEE Chan & C
King and Bethel Streets
Fort ST
TEL
Elder & CO
Manoa Valley
P. E. R. Strauch
Wally Bldg
S. King St
Eomo
Orpheunt
al Wall
Siete
Anil
Air
WIEN
Ially
Vielster Shale
Upus Wien
Merk
Juvvenaing
Gordon Regital
Anheuser-Busch Brewing Ass’a
St, Louis
U.S. A
Hackpeld & Co, Ltd
Ayer
Ayer's
Assessor Holt and
TAK Appeal
United States
Periedjal
Ak Holt
Mil Lee
Athens
Hwa
Cade
Supreme Court of the United Stites
National Supreme Court
Pax
Vipnet
Dudioury
Pete Cade
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!