Authority for Printing a Paraphrase of Agricultural Prospectus
By authority, Kor plans a pamphlet printing of 5 000 copies totaling 110 pages with 24 half tone illustrations. Bids due by 12 noon on November 19 at the Commissioner of Agriculture office in the Judiciary Building. The foreign affairs minister does not guarantee acceptance of the lowest bid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kor
Cormissioner of Agriculture
Commissioner of Agriculture
Altair
Smith
Minis Soret Alaire
Foros
Boli
Sugar Labor Policy and Immigration in Hawaiian Planters
The article previews the Hawaiian Printers Association meeting discussing sugar labor, plans for Chinese contract labor safeguards, and restrictions on Japanese immigration under treaty rules. It notes concerns about cheap labor, potential evasions, and urges cautious scrutiny of deals resembling provincial emoluments, while acknowledging planters seek not to hinder progress of civilization.
Patriotism and enterprise guide the new civic aim
The passage urges averting factionalism and uniting efforts to build an intelligent and prosperous body politic. It calls on individuals to mingle patriotism with enterprise and align with the country’s general sentiment by sparing no effort to meet requirements contributing to national progress.
Cable franchise debate ends in relief among Honolulu leaders
A large group of representative Honolulu citizens express relief at the stance against extending Mr. Spalding’s exclusive cable franchise. The piece argues Hawaii should not be locked into twenty years of limited competition, noting strong ties to North American and global telegraph links and possible future rivals from the Americas, Australia, and Japan. It also criticizes the conference’s press exclusion and questions who was invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spalding
Hawaii
Honolulu
South
Central America
Australia
Japan
North America
Batterin
Cable question sparks debate among contemporaries
A local newspaper notes that rivals argue publicly about the cable issue, with many voices quoted and divergent views aired. The piece highlights the heated discussion and the range of opinions in the community.
Developments Run Against Mr Spalding Says Sir Knowitall
A skeptical view casts doubt on Mr Spalding's plans as developments appear unfavorable to his interests, with Sir Knowitall offering pointed observations on the evolving situation.
Fall blast on Emma street ends in bicycle collision
Two baseball matches disrupted Emma street activity this forenoon when a cyclist collided with a boy chasing a ball. The rider suffered knee injuries and clothing rending. a pedal broke. Boys also mar marbles on sidewalks, hindering passersby.
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Emma Street
Funeral services for Chas Hammer held at Masonic Temple
Funeral services for Charles Hammer were conducted yesterday afternoon at the Masonic Temple in the presence of many friends and relatives. The ceremony was conducted under Hawaiian Lodge No. 21 and the remains were buried in the Masonic plot at the Nuolauu cemetery amid numerous and beautiful floral offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Hammer
Masonic Temple
Hawaiian Lodge No. 21
Nuoauu
A Good Thing and the Race for Wealth
A short editorial note touts recognizing a good thing as a path to wealth. It urges readers to notice opportunities now, promising guidance on how to get ahead in the economy. The piece frames this as practical advice for immediate action.
Give Your Horse A Treat Circular Stall Feed Box Ad
A circular steel feed box with galvanized construction and a malleable iron side rod, complete with a Japanned wrought iron holder, plate and screws. It can be mounted anywhere in a stall, prevents feed waste, and keeps feed sweet and clean for horses inclined to spoil or spill.
Timepiece selection offer with guarantees and brands
An advertiser urges buyers to choose a reliable watch backed by a money back guarantee or a replacement. It argues timekeeping accuracy, not price, defines value and promotes Elvin and Waterbury watches. A large, varied stock is offered at unusually low prices with full guarantees.
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Elvin
Waterbury
Garden and plantation tool sales rise with new English imports
J. T. Waterhouse notes strong demand for garden and plantation tools and says orders to England are in proportion. He claims a growing share of business due to selling good goods at low prices. An Edward May shipment adds to a large invoice of quality stock for garden and plantation use.
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England
Edward May
Stable Feed Device Promises Savings for Stables
A period advertisement touts a bolting and scattering device that supposedly cuts feed costs by 25 to 30 percent and reduces doctor bills by preventing indigestion. It claims quick payoff within weeks and invites livery stable managers to inspect. It lists three sizes 6 8 and 10 quarts and targets horse owners at reasonable prices.
Citywide delivery terms for orders and delivery times
An order for any of these will have prompt attention. Goods delivered at any time and any place in the city.
For Sale by Hawaiian Hardware Co Limited Fort Street
The Hawaiian Hardware Co Limited advertises a sale at 307 Fort Street opposite Spreckels Bank. The notice lists property or goods for sale and the location details for prospective buyers.
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the Hawaiian Hardware Co. Limited
Bicycle sale seeks last units as prices shown
If you are thinking of getting a Bicvenr now is the time to get one while they last. This Ramorens offer at 375.00 is not a cut in price so don’t wait to see if the price drops. We offer 1895 wheels and a few left fitted with the Great G. J. Tire. Also stock 1896 wheels for ladies and gents at a low figure and easy terms. Come in and see we are in the Bicycle Business.
Fitness ride to Waikiki promises health savings
An investment stop and think how many nickels and dimes you might save had you a wheel. A ride to Waikiki is not only a pleasure but a sure saving of health and strength. You will find new vigor by the way of muscles never before brought into use.
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Waikiki
Dimond’s a wrinkle in Honolulu old blue china
The article notes a rise of old blue china in Honolulu, tracing its US and European popularity for six months, with newer thin wares and finer decorations. It contrasts Delft ware for everyday use with Belleek for higher quality, and invites readers to view full sets and pieces now in stock as homes adopt the pattern.
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Honolulu
United States
Europe
Marshal's Sale notices listed for Honolulu district
A Writ of Execution issued October 21 1596 against Brown Rabey in favor of Hotfam & Company mandates a marshal sale at Volive Station Honolulu District Inland of Owbi at 12 o clock Saturday November 21 1896. Property includes clocks mantels ornaments silverware crockery and related items with terms for expenses and further particulars at the Deputy Marshal HM Hitchcock office in Honolulu Hawaii.
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District Court
Brown Rabey
Hotfam, & Company
Honolulu
Owbi
Brown & Rubey
Unten
Judgmant
Olle
Alana & Lever
Abe
Marabal
Hitchcock
Republic of Hawaii
Monvlaia
Onlin
HOSE
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Cantel
Logan
Damon
Mr. Spalding
the Manufacturers’ Shoe Co
H.f.wichman
J. T. Waterhouse
Carpenters
Spreckels’ Bank
Fort Street
Thorn
E. C. Hall & Son
Queen Street
Moor
Joli
Pearl City
Plantation
Waianae
Dimond
Delft
Marshal's Sale
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