Rare Melody On The Lurline Amid Pacific Passage
A damaged OCR summary recounts the Lurline ship from San Francisco to Honolulu, with passengers including entertainers and local imports onboard. The vessel gained attention for music, vaudeville acts, and a quarantined cargo list as it anchored at the harbor. The Lurline bound for Kahului plans to discharge 460 tons of freight while reporting yellow fever concerns affecting coast tourism.
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Insect survey seeks Honolulu wriggler reports
The Public Service Association opens its rooms for citizens to submit wriggler and monquite larvae observations. Evidence collected will aid the Honolulu insect survey and support the citizens' committee.
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Harbor Board Meeting Scheduled for Today at Capitol
The harbor commissioners will convene at 2 p m in the Capitol. Commissioner James Wakifald, back from the mainland, is expected to give reports on travels. Also present are B A Berndt and H S Kentions awaiting updates.
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Buried Drill Shed Endures Severe Weather Flaws
A damaged historical report details a drill shed in poor condition with leaks and non weatherproofing. Poor roof design, wind exposure, and ongoing repairs threaten storage of arms and equipment. Officials debate temporary protections and long term restoration amid heavy rains.
Measurements Reveal Water Loss in Cane Irrigation Ditch
The report details intake points and a secondary intake five miles below the main, recording water flow in cubic feet per second and percent losses across sections. It notes large water waste due to poor ditch construction, with estimates showing up to forty three percent of water not reaching the diversion, and water traveling miles before irrigation. A table follows.
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Lee Thant
Mawali
Geological Survey
Commerce Blog Plans Progress Amid City Development
Readable fragments describe plans for a new commercial building near The Gare alle, with discussions on site location and connections to King and Bishop streets. Local resident Hardesty notes a theft tied to project delays, while a proposed tax or fee appears under consideration as contracts proceed.
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