Mother Goose Fete Proves Big Draw at St Andrew's Cathedral
The Ladien Guild of the Second Consregn Hum hosted a Mother Goose fete Saturday afternoon despite bad weather. Nearly a thousand attended, with about $172 raised at booths and around $200 at the door, likely totaling near $590 after expenses. Activities featured King William Castle Jr and Queen Miss Munde Gillette, palmistry, a heart-pattern sale, a pinetiet dance by eight girls, and Horger's band performing from five to six.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Castle, Jr
Howe
Misa Munde Gillette
Mary Mett- Smith
OM King Colene
Anderson
Mars
Prank
Damon, Jr
William Love
Horger
King Cole
Neill a Success at Saturday Eve Opera House
Review praises Neill and company for a strong performance with lively acting and refined delivery. Audience enthusiasm, especially from gallery, signals strong support for the familiar faces and appealing staging. The critic notes high skill from star, chalking up a favorable view of the ensemble and directing.
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Neill
Me Neili
Mr. Neill
Netll
Monntila
School Activities At OlAA During Friday Festivities
Hite Hartdwin visited the Name Ali choot on Friday, aiding in drills for an Obrint Ahad festival. Plans include Homie escrotinn and erMBtw Litig, with welcome speeches by Principal Mr. Ward. Local students and families are invited to a community day featuring exercises, songs, and a Ki for fetch LTE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hite
Hellonl Tanpeetor
Hartdwin
Ali Choot
Vail
Cinder Irene
Mr. Ward
Pelirtpal
Childeen
Olawachat
Thamagtfi
Ornums
Pusilla
Limondy
Hawalintien
Local notices and harbor news fill daily Honolulu paper
The column lists lodging ads and To Let notices for Punetinow street and nearby areas. Reports on ships Galoon Kauni weather, arrivals from San Francisco, and a series of local incidents include a tram accident on Kite Street and a burned ship anchor scene. Several legal and business items mention Harber loop baths, photography supplies, and a new barge steamer schedule.
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Fin
Harber
Ewa
J. D Avery
Nuwitlwiit
Hackfelt
Spencer Strett
Punetinow Street
San Francisco
Tubor's Point
Aid Phote Association
Telund
Kauni
Caba Hutt Road
Hoffiehtinger Co
Kingstrom
Jane
Judie Extee
William
Fleming
Ivland
HM IG
Thompmon
Renignet
Kilpatrick
Aldo
Kona
Ffor
Amonmensione
Manuel Biva
Honolulu Stack Yarda Co
Piva
Tertiery Stables Co
Stanners
Honolulu Photo Supply Co
Bewiler
Thomas J. Dillon
Territory of
Hawaii
Heromen
Supreme Court of California
Dudee Wilcox
Kawhikou
Baebes
Kent
Wisty
Ap Kl
China
Ton Bigwas
Roney
Siorhan
Valles
Nla
Divkwy
Wiheos
Aedwins
Gil
Repubcan
Federal Courte
Mount
Peteral
Dinibasseit
Chinn
Mnon
Antares
Mumia
No More Dread Dental Chair Parlor Claims Pain Free Work
An advertisement touts a dental parlor offering painless extractions and crowns using patented devices and ingredients. It promises trained dentists with 12 to 20 years of experience and a pre examination to determine dental work costs.
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Cuma
Rowan
Hobalniy
Rom
Ant Uch
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B. F. Ehlers & CO
Fort ST
California Feed CO
Batehenwr
eThe Crima
Churchill
Telephone
P. D. Wox
Hartshorn
J. Hopp & CO
King and Bethel Sts
Royal Malt
Hebron Drug Co
Rower
KINO
M. Phillips & Co
Wholessin Importers
H. Hackfeld & Co., Ltd
General Commission
Col. Fort and
Queen Streets
Honolulu
Gergerson
J. D. Avery
Olaa
Tumus
Q. H. Berrey
Campbell
Tata
APOE
Whovilly
Beard Tim Guy
Brooklyn Bites
Rondy
Damon
Moanw
Amone
M'Inerny Shoe Store
SALE
Sonny Spockl
Hoye Allwaal Beutel Tweed
Helos
Mont
Georn
Pacific Import Co., Ltd
Progress Block
Fort Street
Clinton J. Hutchins
Insurance
Mcinerny Block
Fort BT
Lj. H. Fisher
FOR Fire Association
Philoceiph’s Western Assurance CO
Tirrento
Monolull Stock Exchange
Honnlury
Irgwer Fc
Eetnba Et Je. Kerr Co. Bit
Halstead & Go
Honolulu Stock and Bond Exchange
Albert Raas
Honolulu Stock Exchange
Judd Buljdi i Ar
Valumite
Fast Street
Kukul
Yosemite Building
Judd & Company, Ltd
BOT
Stangenwald
Ates Reon
Alane
New York
Pei
Tate Strae
Ladiss
Eamred Te Oe Beet
E. W. Jordan
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