To My Lodge No 616 Invite at King Port Hall
To My Lodge No 616 B P 0 Bis invites members to tie their hall on King Port every Friday evening Ling Brothers are cordially tied to attend JAH D DOVGMERTY NM UROBG tT
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Fort Stroat
Hendsey
Beorntary
Fie & McCoy
Novia Aruna
Corny
Oahu Lodge
B Hall
Gorner Port
Beretunta
Jones
B. P.O Bis
King Ir
Jah D. Dovgmerty
WAKINSEY Lodge No 4 Knights of Pythias Notice
A formal invitation notes a cordial welcome to members and guests for a commemoration on the second and fourth Saturdays. The text lists officers Tayor and Jacobson among those addressed, with procedural initials and rank references typical of a lodge notice.
Galaday at Country Club Result Promises Manoa Cup Honor
Thourge Anens, a well known golfer, returned yesterday on the Eleven. The tournament at the Country Club awards the Manoa cup with engraved names on the silver and a prize for the lowest score. A large crowd is expected as the winner receives glory.
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Hawaii
Halle
Ranner
Telmoat
Aiettirg Price
Warren Wins on an Appeal in Court Case
In the Court of Appeals Warren wins reversal of a lower court ruling against JT Warren. The appellate decision grants relief to Warren while naming the case and parties involved. The opinion discusses the contract and alleged missteps, with the judge noting the prior judgment is set aside and a new ruling required.
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Clent Court
Wehiel Warren
Local and General News From the San Angeles Region
Local notes describe residents Meheains and Mise Laake Wilwun of San Angeles attending a community event aboard a train from the Manpelie Homeward fray. The party enjoyed wine and hospitality while staying at a hotel, with plans to visit Hunolud for a week.
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Meheains
Mise Laake
San Angeles
Normbern
Joe
Wahiaitay
Weeialie
Hannlulien
Mawthern Californis
Local and General News Highlights and Notices
The local column reports on shop notices, advertisements, and public affairs. It notes sales and prices at markets, hotel events, and upcoming city projects including the extension of Moubouin Park toward Wolulen bridge, with government officials to review the plan. It also mentions appointments, court actions, and a busy slate of meetings and transport updates.
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Ace
Ign Beer Ant
Aascher Salen
Nagai
King
Sixchair
Bilent Barber
Tree Fc
Altsander Fore
Che Wegal
Sarho
Hendon
Smith & Co
Lid
Port
Arpurl
Ubi
Dames Steiner
Walkikh Lac
Pigcunn
American Canaiian Paper Supply Co
Bert and Questreets
Exchalye Piper House
Valentine
Holt
Hawa An
Mouboun Park
Wolulen Bridge
Lewle
Sailors’ Union
Liddy
Tie Street
Patton Jamnet
Teland
Hawaii
Iwat
John D. Kelly
Kwalon
Henotain
Hanokan Plantation
Janwon Baw
Carpenter O'Brien
Birmingham
George Hucholts
Ani
Piantn
Wien
Unser
Mallikona Railroad
Hilo Hotel Co. Ltd
Fallnyine
Gogren Lecurus
Wo Piller
John Deion
Geant Lreureua
Myer
Vinta Ment
Decretary
Delon
Tree Liter
Abe
Mongolia's Voyage Sparks Harbor Visit By German Cadets
A Mongolia bound steamer with a five man German cadet party and a large expendable crew arrives at Honolulu after calling at Yokohama and Shanghai. The ship carries 112 cabin passengers and 45 Japanese with no Indians aboard. The cadets will tour in Honolulu for a month before joining a passenger liner to Manila and onward to the United States. An on board accident injures a crew member near Kohala, treated at Hilo and Honolulu. The voyage includes significant cargo handling and a heavy Japanese rice shipment.
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Mangala
Mongolia
Praneiven
Honoluli
Honolulu
Orient
Shanghai
Yokohama
Eeaat
Manila
Hanguet
Akijypor
Tefh
Arrivsal Wali
Kolar
Ceeslle
Ehly Merangin
Colle
Yentel
Alnindt
Mheilien
Engite
Mattie
Annie
Capt O. Walter
Ellie Olficara Ares
Dapunery
Chinen
Tng
Inland Port Fires Maritime Traffic Amid Busy Week
The Wilhelmina reached the large inland port Thursday morning while the Marmton and Heewalie continued lumber discharge. The Matson liner Withok Finn departs from Hilo to San Francisco carrying 240 tons for discharge, as Maul arrives from inland ports with coffe and other cargo. A long passenger list to San Francisco is noted, with many names repeated, and preparations for upcoming departures remain active.
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Mlinan
Seattie
Jonding
Hilo
Heewalie
G. Wilder Naling
iMigae
Boy Scout Movement Discussed At Maul Kindergarten
A Saturday meeting at Alexander House Kindergarten drew about a hundred residents of central Maul to discuss forming a Boy Scout movement. Hon. H. Baliwin, H. D. Penhatton, and Supervisor T. By Lyons attended as promoters. The group elected a committee, arranged pamphlets, and voiced plans to advance the organization, aiming for substantial local support and funding.
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Maul
Get
Col. Butchard
Alexander House
Rentlemen
Central Maul Inter
HP. Baliwin
D Penhatton
T. By Lyons
Haldwin
Othorn
J Enure Assembly
Clark
The
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Hoy
H. i. Dodge
Whitehead
I. Howell Gupervivor
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Reve HP
Judd
Kahulul
Aid Leni
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Lahaina
Hooke
Boy Scout Movement
America
England
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