J. T. Waterhouse Garden and plantation tools ad
The demand for garden and plantation tools is large and our orders to England to supply the demand are in proportion. We are enjoying a reputation for selling good goods at low prices and are doing a larger share of business than most houses in the same lines. By Edward May we received a large inventory of goods for garden and plantation use. The quality is unquestionably the best and the prices the lowest. The stock comprises
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England
Edward May
Carpenters Tools Advertises City Delivery
An order for carpenters tools will receive prompt attention. Goods delivered at any time and any place in the city.
Labor Recruiters Seek Japanese Labor Supply Contract
An unidentified speaker describes selecting a leader to supply laborers monthly under three year contracts with passage, quarantine, and hospital costs. Wages are set at 1250 for males and 7.50 for females monthly, with pro rata refunds on desertion. The note lists several Japanese business figures and banks, promising full satisfaction and stating experienced recruits in wartime service.
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Tom
Japan Mail Steamship CO
TOYO
Gozo Tateno
Washington
Hach Saboro Hamanata Ow
Make
Omitaro Hamanaka
NAN YO
Shulnichi Kagawa
Twenty-second National Bank
Katino Sudzuki
Okayaton Bank
Selbel Fujimoto
Osaka
Yoshio Shimanchi
Newehang
Kipjiro Matsushima
Yodeu Bank of
Osika
Japan
Heintz critiques pest views from Hawaii visit
The Rural Californian editor M Heintz visits Hawaii to study pests and offers sweeping claims about Japanese beetles and new ladybugs. He praises fumigation methods in San Francisco and notes Hawaii's low fruit variety and high prices, while predicting potential orange cultivation on idle plantation land. The article also mentions court notes and local criminal cases.
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Japan
California
San Francisco
Craw
Islands
Mr. Morse
Koebele King
Honolulu
Hawaii
Detest of Politics Delays Courtship in Baltic Era
The dialogue between a besotted suitor and a distant girl reveals a strained romance set in a Baltic locale. He proclaims worth beyond measure while she coolly rejects political talk, stalling their relationship as the scene unfolds.
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Baltinor
Japan Emigration Company Offers Favorable Labor Terms
The Japan Emigration Company outlines favorable conditions for employers and Japanese labor under contract. Mr Boardman secured the agency in Japan, and the local agent’s prospectus supports the company’s stability and trustworthiness. The firm employs experienced recruiters and invites planters to contact Mr Boardman before placing orders.
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Japan Emigration Company
Boardman
Japan
Mr. Boardman
Fishermen's Lama Feast at Kokanko Station Edict
One native fishing company plans a feast at Kokanko fishing station on Wednesday the 18th with a bullock five large bogs and many sucking pigs slaughtered and fish prepared in abundance. Toxicants will be prohibited at the Inn. Likely to be among the year's largest native feasts. Also room rates at Popular House, 154 Port Street from $1 per week.
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Minsin Cremier
Ludovicko
Anna de Jesus
A. G. Correa
Anna
Makaimoka
Abbat
Konnanna
Asewult
James McQuinn
Nanann
Thomas Menina
Lana
Kokanko
Inau
Higher Court Hears Minor Case and Estate Actions
The higher court adjourned after hearing the Hawaiian Government case against H F Poor and others. Final receipts show a 15 158 1000 percent dividend for creditors. Judge Carter ordered Gaspar Sylva to file a 5000 bond for trust duties, amid objections by Frances E B Jackson who cites ineligibility to prosecute the trust. Hartwell represents the petitioner while Castle appears for Sylva and Mrs Jackson.
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Didge Pores
Volnuy
A. S. Hartwell
Ling
H. F
C. Kaiser
Chun Ming
Lain
Carter
Gaspar Sylva
Z. Y. Squires
Frances EB. Jackson
Sylva
Ovr
Hartwell
Castle
Jackson
Population changes in Hawaii exceed six thousand since 1800
Superintendent Atkinson notes Hawaii Island population at 83 272 with small corrections. Population rose from 26 754 in 1800 by over 6500, North Kohala declines 174, Pua up 1748, North Kona up 1308, South Kona up 520, Punas and Konas gains linked to new small farm settlements. Figures not final but roughly correct.
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Atkinson
Hawaii
Kohala
Big Island
North Kona
Yool
South Kona
Honolulu road contracts award list to multiple firms
The Honolulu Road Bureau awarded lumber hardware hardware goods and other articles to Lewers & Cooke Allen & Robinson Oxha Lamber & Building Co Union Feed Co California Mny and grain zinc Elawalian Tardware Castles & Cooke T H Davies Co Hall & Son H Hackfeld Pacific Hardware Co M W McChesney & Sons soap leather. One bidder failed with a single article and tied on that item with another bidder. Also note a local frame shop, King Brow at 11 Hotel Street, offers framing services.
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Honolulu
Lewers & Cooke
Allen & Robinson
Oxha Lamber & Building Co
Jnion Peed Co
California
Muny
Elawalian
Castles & Cooke
I’ H. Davies & Co
Hall & Son
H. Hackfeld & Co
Pacific Hardware Co
M.W. McChesney & Sons
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Queen Street
St. Louis College Hall
Navy
T He & Louis College
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Chcle
Orchestea
Dam
Corticleata No
Beriow
Pioneer Building and Loan Association
James Kolikoli
Hiodor
H J. Gmigration CO
G. E. Boardman
The
Frawley Company
Saasooly
Hobron Drug CO
Hulanve
Bea Jou
Charlotte H. Parmelee
Terotania Street
Pyoatto Hotel
Ayer
Victor
Netralla
GLOBE
Castle & Cooke
Heintz
Ponte Court
Orin
Raven
Cane
Fishermen's Lama
Port Street
Patess OW Cennen
Enwark
Konda
King Brow
Hotel Street
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