Tourist trade improves as hawaiian wood items attract visitors
A local bulletin quotes Jeet, owner of a seaside shop, noting a stronger tourist trade this year. He reports higher orders for Hawaiian goods destined for England, with visitors spending freely and returning with native wood carvings from the islands, including items by artisan friends like McNamara.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tenia
Thele
Propeletor
Iri
Baesteent
Herker
Betty
England
Oridorn
Hawaling Woods
Hrienda
McNamarra
Prget
Sanitation Inspection Finds Honolulu Pol Factory Permit Satisfactory
Chairman Kruger of the Committee of Sanitation and Health reports a routine inspection of several pol factories near the city. The Hawaiian Pol Company’s plant, now with major alterations, seeks renewal of its license. An examination by Kruger, City and County Physician Wayron, and others found the inspection satisfactory and recommended renewal to operate at the new land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kruger
Te Committee of Sanitation and Health
Wayron and Mitten
Business Here in Good Shape Despite Mainland Woes
George A. Brown, manager of the Regal Shoe store, toured cities from the Rockies to Omaha and found wholesale and retail business slack on the mainland. He warned San Francisco’s situation is weak with daily sales and unsteady prospects for 1915. In Denver he placed orders for a large holiday shipment, while Hawaii business is seen as stable and prosperous compared with the mainland. Mrs. Brown’s mother, Mrs. Armstrong, plans a long visit after returning with the Browns.
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George A. Brown
Regal Shoe
Thie City
Omaha
Me. Brown
Brown
San Francisco
Lin
San Franetvco
Denver
Regal Shoe Company
Hawaii
Mrs. Brown
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Savoy
Brown & Robinson
the Empire
Marian Dunn
Bijou
Earley Fitch
Comediennes
Tom Kelly
POL Factory
Weetin
Regal Shoe Store
Whitney & Marsh
Museshee
Balletin
Cravenette
Heatherbloom
Taffetta
Maslin Underwear
Marseilles
Norwood
Wilhelmina
L. B. Kerr & Co., Ltd
Alakea Street
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