Honolulu Aerie meets monthly at Teo Way clock
Visiting members invited to attend the Honolulu Eagle section meeting held monthly at the corner of Horehanta and Port streets. W. M. Mecoy and W. Moore preside with the local officers listed.
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1909
Page
5
Visiting members invited to attend the Honolulu Eagle section meeting held monthly at the corner of Horehanta and Port streets. W. M. Mecoy and W. Moore preside with the local officers listed.
Wu M Kinley Lodge No 8 of the Knights of Pythias holds burton public meetings every second and eighth Saturday at 7 20 o clock in the Fort and Heretania corner. Brethren invited to attend and participate in the fall session.
The substantial case centers on about $1500 in duties paid on a make trade item. Rene Ite Hintetager, a local trader, claims the payment was received, with Crom Attorney Tom Fitch stating the case was proved and submitted to the United States Supreme Court. Local importers argue the duties were collected improperly by the government, with disputed timing and territorial distribution over six years.
Mr Paris returns from an extended business trip to the mainland, noting Hawaii’s growing influence and the expanding network of friends. The article hints at evolving optimism and future prospects in various sectors while mentioning ongoing western events and city leadership.
Local notices report five cent sales on Big Nickel Scraton Pad Tor and two for a quarter, plus engraving and printing at Honkbane Mortetree. A work crew clears grounds around the Academy of the Sacred Heart at Kainukk Grass to be planted as a future lawn. Passengers bound for Kona ports aboard the intertel and steamer Mauna Lan are A Gartley, B Wall, and W With Alex Woodard. Separate ads promote embroidery goods at Fort atteet store and photography supplies from Try the Auwoo Min. A Chinese man Wong Yow Chin is charged with perjury after police court testimony. Manuel Ferreira is discharged after a divorce testimony reprimand. A new fashion shop offers decorative crafts and port themed items. Judge An-Grade presides. Officers may see promotions under inferred rules.
A Chinese temple raid led to police court action as officers sought warrants for a suspect. Loot included two false mustrels, carved drums, decorated Mol and implied sacred items. Hearing set before Judge Anrade tomorrow.
In Colon ial laundrying elrates five of six Chinese cleaners faced police court this morning. Judge Andrade noted they attempted business without a license. Represented by Judge Humphreys, one chief home was released on partial costs, fine remitted. Others ordered to reappear Dec. 3.
TODAY'S ARRIVALS include the intereisiand steamer Keauhoy bringing neither freight nor passengers here. The Interabland steamer Mant from ports along the Hamakun coast carried one Will Polles and one hundred sacks of flour with seventy five head of cattle on deck. In court, seven Japanese men assigned for operating a place of entertainment without a license were fined two dollars. other small penalties were remitted. police court activities detailed with costs and payments.
Shipping Tuesday November 30 lists arrivals at San Francisco Santa Rita from Nov 2 and Chivo Mari from Nov 10, departures to Kona Konaes Kona for December, and Honolulu bound vessels including Mikahala Mauna Loa and Arizonan. The passage mentions The Little schooner Eva on a timber cargo bound for Hawaii and multiple steamers: Mauna Kea Iwalani Mikahala Manua Loa and extended notices of port calls and transit times through December.
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