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Wailuku News Budget Highlights Local Court and Trade
Government in the case of three Japanese arrested for theft of about 70 dollars is noted. A native woman’s corpse was exhumed years ago for removal of a husband’s deposited funds. A grand luau and a marriage anniversary celebration are reported. A seven year old Japanese child drowned in a pond near Nahiku. Dr. Karr in Honolulu examined 170 Waiola plantation cattle, finding most in good condition. The case of the Republic of Hawaii vs Akina occupied the Wailuku district court. Writs and detentions involving Kibber, a cabin boy, are described. Ships arriving and sailing between San Francisco, Grays Harbor, Kahului, and Port Townsend are listed. Weather is reported fine with no rain. Local services and lodging options are advertised.
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Mra. J
Kaleo
Hana
Mani
Wailuka
Mann
Nahiku
Kaipo
Hoon
Coronore
Karr
Honolulu
Watloka
Kauai
Peter Gennett
Waiiaku
Boote
Spreckeleville
New Lanai
Republic of Hawaii
Akina
Celestial
Wailuku
Mesare
Jno. Richardson
J. L. Coke
Paul Kibber
Larline
McLeod
Dicking
Kahalui
Coke and
Richardson
Kibber
Kalua
U.58
H. P. Wright
Olsen
Iest
San Francisco
Alexander & Baldwin
Haiku
Pain Plantations
Grays Harbor
Mildred
Kiedlen
Kahului
Port Townsend
Consuelo
Lurline