Removal of powder magazine urged by Punchbowl residents
Five years of petitions to the Interior Ministry have failed to move the government on removing a powder magazine near Punchbowl residences. Residents warn of danger to life and property, decry delays, and note the impact on nearby real estate and future domestic development. A mass meeting may be organized if inaction continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Punchbow Slopes
Pauchbowl
Lerides
Honolulu
Kulokabua
Makiki
Reform Adopted at Reform School Training Upgrade
The Buefry praises Minister of Education for extending industrial training at the reform school, noting the reform’s lateness but crediting prompt action since educational affairs fell under his charge. It recalls the Star Association building roads when subscriber reach was difficult and stockholders funded block pavements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buefry
Reform School
Cooper
Matabele Killing Leaves Regime Change in Place
The article moves from a graphic account of a Matabele killing by an American scout to a political twist. Despite claims the scout needed killin, the act backfires as the Matabele install a fierce she-devil leader, signaling upheaval rather than justice.
Sousa March Featured In WAEIAS Concert At Hawaiian Hotel
Professor Berger prepared a program for a WAEIAS concert at the Hawaiian hotel this evening. Minister Cooper hosted officers of the French warship in port as the performance included Pant L Reminiscences of Gounod and overtures such as Fra Diavolo and Colif of Baudes. The lineup lists Mal Maret El Capitan and other pieces from French composers with a new Sousa march.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sousa
Berger
Hawaiian
Cooper
Diavolo
Offenbach
Kelini
Maielant
Baudes
Castor Oil for Hair Care Fashion
The article describes a hairstyle for young women with waves at the sides and a high coil at the back. It notes castor oil, pure and simple, as an excellent monthly tonic for the hair, applied with a fine sponge to the scalp.
Leading questions and new goods in a Hawaii catalog ad
A humorous text riffs on the old Tribune interrogatives then shifts to a Hawaii storefront promoting six items. An improved meat and vegetable chopper, brass bird cages, painted bird cages, Hartman steel wire mats, rain gauges, and a portable bootblack stand are advertised with prices and features.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitelaw Reid
France
The
Tribune
Mr. Reid
Hawaii
Copper Plate Engraving and Printing Services Ad
An advertisement offering copper plate engraving and printing for cards wedding society stationery and announcements. Services include fine monogram boosting address dies and stamping in color or plain with prices listed per plate 8150 per hundred.
Watch sale ad at Fort Street by H F Wichman
H F Wichman on Fort Street urges customers to buy a dependable watch now. The ad promotes Waltham watches in a dust proof case for sale, highlighting reliability and value for buyers seeking a sturdy timepiece.
Rampiens Bicycle Wheels Sale Amid Limited Stock
An advertisement urges buyers to act now as Rampiens bicycles and 1895 wheels are offered at low prices. It promises $75.00 ramps and $375.00 for bicycles, claiming limited stock and urging customers not to expect lower prices.
Hawaiian Hardware Co Opposite Spreckels Bank Fort Street
Hawaiian Hardware Co located opposite Spreckels Bank on Fort Street at No 807. Local business notice indicates its premises and address for customers and deliveries. It appears as a storefront listing in the old directory or advertisement page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spreckels’ Bank
Fort Street
Dimond's offerings advertise home gadgets and comforts
The ad extols a neat killer device, a combination thermon and barom in polished oak frames for a dollar, and a Lemonade Shaker from Temperanceville's Long Island that prevents seeds in the glass and uses an air pipe to avert gas buildup, inviting reader opinion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temperanceville
Long Island
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Daniel Logan
Castor Oil Aan
Jordan
Just
Wilton
Daghestan
Brussels
H. F. Wichman
H.f.wichman
GLOBE
Castle & Cooke
the Manufacturers’ Shoe Co
Big Shoe Store
Kiawe Thorn
Waikiki
Hall & Son
Hawaiian Hardware Co
Phoenix
Foundry
Machine Shop
Ostroy, Nini &Co
Joan Nees
Alaken and
Richards Streets
Dimond
Jas
F. Morgan
N. Fernandez
Merchant Street
Campbell
J. O. Onetor
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