Analyze sugar plantation contract labor in Hawaiian discussions
At the Hawaiian Pinoteria Association session, discussion centers on contract labor on sugar plantations and fertilizer science. Dr Maxwell explains soil minerals become available after crop residues rot, while Baldwin favors decomposed vegetation over commercial fertilizers. reports on soil chemistry and sugar processing methods follow, with a focus on Kaweli and Makaweli practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baldwin
Dr. Maxwell
Hawaiian
Hilo
Hamakon
Mr. Lowrie
Maxwell
Lowey
Ewart
Kilauea
Kauai
Crawley
Morrison
Kwamill
Sanranciacco
New York
Progress Hall to stage benefit concert for Bishop Home funds
A benefit program is planned at Progress Hall next Thursday to raise funds for a new piano for the Bishop Home for Girls in Kalaapa pa Molokai. The concert features an amateur orchestra, soloists, recitations, and dances, with local entertainers and a second act by McKee Rankin and Nance ONeil extended for four more performances. The note also advertises the Anchor Saloon offerings and Seattle beer nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Progress Master Bishop
Progress Hall
Bishop Home
Kalaapa
Molokai
Stella Confidente
Rotandi
H.C. Austin
B. L. Mars
Four miniacre yachts race results on Monday morning
Four miniacre yachts entered the race on Monday morning. The winner was finehuokamaun owned by Prince Unpid Kalanianaole who earned 20 dollars. Jobo Mahoka's No 248 finished second with 15 dollars, Wild Swan captained by Ekela placed third for 5 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miniacre
Finehuokamaun
Prince Unpid Kalanianaole
No. 248
Jobo Mahoka
Wild Swan
Ekela
George Carter Returns Home to England for Good
The man known as a long time steam plow operator, George Carter, recently arrived in town aboard the W. G. Hall from Havamaulu Kauai. He plans to settle back in England, following his years in the islands, with his brother holding a similar post on Lihue pilatation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
George Carter
Havamaulu
Kauai
Lihue Pilatation
W. G. Hall
Hawaiian Plage Sale at L. X. Li Corner
A local shop at L. X. Li corner Nowana and Kingstreeta lists Hawaiian Plaga at 50 100 250 500 and 76 ots, indicating varied stock quantities and pricing in a compact advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nowana
Kingstreeta
President Baldwin In Chair as Hawaiian Planters Discuss Forests
At a Hawaiian Planters Association meeting the newly elected trustees chose H. P. Baldwin as president with Charles M. Cooke as auditor and C. Bolte as secretary. A 35 cent per ton fertilizer assessment and a 7 cent per ton sugar levy were approved, forestry reports urged forest reservations and rainwater conservation, and laboratory analysis fees were cut to 15 cents per sample.
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The
Hawaiian Planters’ Association
H. P. Baldwin
Charles M. Cooke
C. Bolte
F. M. Swanzy
F. A. Schaefer
Baldwin
John M. Horner
Committee On Forestry
Atherton
Hamakaa
Pomonas
Hawaiian Islands
Foresta
Hawaii
Hamakua
America
Mr. Horner
Mabokona
Kawaihae
Mani
Mabukong
Giffard
United States
Panchbowl
Schaefer
Pacific Sugar Mill
Horner
Main
Maxwell
Sam, Parker
Kiwort
Chalmers
Dr. Maxwell
Camille stage return by Nanco ONeil and McKee Rankin Co
The Nanco O Neil and the McKee Rankin Company performed Camille to a large, fashionable audience last night. The production centers on a single prominent character amid a love and duty struggle, with strong emotion and demanding passages fitting the period performance. The Camille by Nance ONeil was marked by uniformity and evenness across five acts. A special Thursday show of Magda is planned with seats at Wall Nichols Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nanco O'Neil
McKee Rankin Company
Camille
Nance O'Neil
Seata
Wall, Nichols Company
Suburb Development Firm Forms to Buy Booths Upper Pasture
A joint stock company forms to acquire Booth's upper pasture in Panos valley with $150000 capital in fifteen shares of $10000 each. By noon yesterday eleven shares were subscribed with three or four more nearly taken. A prominent planter holds two shares as the plan is to plot the land for suburban residences on high, scenic, wholesome ground. An option allows up to fifty years to purchase adjoining five taro lands. Booths reserve their homestead or hold it at least equal to that.
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Booth
Panos
Kellogg Lane to Speak at Ladies Ball Event
Dr L J Kellogg Lane will deliver a free lecture for ladies at the M A ball on Thursday December 18, according to Sea New Today as reported in the newsy Bunter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. J. Kellogg-Lane
M. D
A. Ball
Sea New Today
Bishop Willis Demurs in W. H. Starbuck Suit and Other Local News
Bishop Willis through attorneys demurs to the injunction bill by Geo. 8. Harris and others alleging lack of equity and nonjoinder of the Trustees of the Anglican Church in Hawaii. Judge Perry grants nol pros for Hok Yoong murder case amid a clerical error. a Chinese defendant faces murder charges as trial proceeds. The W. H. Starbuck wreck near South Africa is reported with 20 aboard. details incomplete as press time nears.
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Willis
Alfred
Hartwell
Thurston
St. Andrew's Cathedral
Perry
Nollon
Hok Yokoung
Smith
KP Dole
Charles Clark
Robertson & Wilder
Wailuku
B Stanley
W.H Starbuck
South Africa
Port Blakely
Mauna Loa
Hookena
Macdonald
Manga Loa
Captain Turner Arrives in Belgic Eyes City of Columbia Inquiry
Captain Turner of the marine underwriters arrived aboard the Belgic and left for Hilo in the Kinau to investigate the City of Columbia matter. He sought engineering assistance for the Wilder Steamship projects and pledged a thorough inquest, though details were scant before departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tarner
Turner
Belgic
City of Columbia
Hilo
Kinau
Wilder Steamship
Beattle Beer Popular at The Criterion Saloon
Rainier beer remains a popular household word with patrons at The Criterion Saloon offering drinks on tap or bottled form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rainier
Criterion
Alpha New Yorkers Leave for Home in Australia
The companies of the A and Vo lunteers depart today with units A B D 1 and L, plus the Ki Headquarters and Field. In total about 50 men will journey home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Henry Thorp Not Yet Cleared in Damon Case
Henry Thorp remains unchanged in Henry Damon’s case as insufficient time has passed to reach a medical decision. No new determinations or actions were reported, keeping the status quo through the current period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Thorp
Henry Damon
Portuguese Literary Society Opens Library Thursday
The Portuguese Literary Society library opens Thursday evening December 1 and will be open daily thereafter including Sundays. Ernest G. Bilva, president, will preside. Senor A de Soazna Canavarro, J M Vives, De Alvares, and A V Soares will address the gathering. J D Lourifes Mareques reads report. Kinan street orchestra provides music. Refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portuguese Literary Society
Ernest G. Bilva
Ceremonice
Senor A. de Soazna Canavarro
Kalihiweenn Fair to Benefit Kalihiweens Catholic Church
The St. Lonia College grounds will host a loan and fair on December 3 featuring never before seen Ka mehamehas artifacts. Proceeds aid the Kalihiweens Roman Catholic church. tickets available at the Catholic Mission or St. Louis College. Attendance is expected strong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Lonia College
Catholic Mission
St. Louis College
The Bennington Battalion Drill at Parade Grounds
The Bennington battalion drilled ashore in the forenoon using the parade grounds in front of the drill wheel. A care for rheum is advertised with a flannel bound pouch and Chamberlain's Pain Balm sold by Jonson, Smith & Co., general agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonson, Smith & Co
Gen. Agts
Bennington
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Mr. Baldwin
Sday
McKee Rankin Qo
Air Theater
Camphor
Alameda
Pat
Magda
Sonte
Wiall
Nichola
King Street
Waikiki
Palama
Anchor
Cevereat
Seattle
A. A. Jesse Moore
Jer
Rowen Muro
Hawaiian Planters Association
Allared
Riley's
ITS
E&h
Artican
Bes
Sym
RILEY
Honolulu
W. H. Starbuck
Bill
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