Local and General Highlights From Plain Talked Notices
Cricket practice at 4 PM and listings of rooms for rent at Popular House on Fort Street. Notices about estate of Henry H. Tregloan, licensing issues with Japanese merchants, church services, and a mix of local events from band performances to public sales. Auction of Waianae land and sale of M. de la Silva estate properties noted.
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Fort Street
W. W. Dimond
Andy
McInerny
M. A. Peixoto
Union Barber Shop
Art Gallery
James M. Monroe
The
Christian Church
Soul Winning
Creature
Emma Square
Makes Island
J. A. Canmius
William White
Webb
Lompoc
Ripley
W.5
Luce
Alex. McGregor
A. M
Masonic Temple
Carpentera
Makee Island Ban
Carter
Waianae
F. W. McChesney
M. de la Silva
Henry Holmes
Trouble on the Ship Troop Is Court Case Focus
In Judge de la Vergne's court the incident aboard the Troop dominated proceedings. Hye vey and Mahl, second mate and cook, faced assault charges over a head wound from a potato masher. Testimony supported by Allen Fast described the cook striking Soyenson, while the mate fired four shots and warned the crew. The cook was fined. the mate discharged. Keenan also faced an assault charge and was convicted, sentenced to two months hard labor. SHAMPLEHOOTERS MEETING: New officers elected amid a company meeting. Captain Dodge declined renomination. Walter B. Wall became captain, James L. McLean first lieutenant, Cassidy Emerson Corbett and Scott nominated for second lieutenant. Cassidy elected unanimously after a ballot. A love feast followed, praising Captain Dodge’s service.
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de la Vergne
Hyevey
Mahl
H. Soyenson
Hwy
Allen Fast
Svenson
Keenan
Murphy
Dodge
Pratt
Walter B. Wall
James L. McLean
Messrs. Cassidy
Emerson
Corbett
Scott
John Cassidy
Mr. Cassidy
Captain Dodge
Drifted Snow Flour Improves Bread and Pastry Quality
Drifted Snow Flour claims superior baking results for bread and pastries versus other brands. Union Fered Co., sole agent, urges customers to ask their grocer for it.
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Union Fered CO
Honattful Sights at the Anchor Saloon
Entry to the Anchor saloon during business hours or evening reveals a charming display of game birds at the bar. Patrons enjoy rich beer, clear drinks, and palatable lunch counter fare, with Seattle’s finest wines and liquors. The venue at 3 King Street is touted as the town’s most popular saloon.
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Seattle
Lvery Astralia
Thirst The Remedy Where to Get It
Several thirst remedies are offered with sparkling soda as a pleasant alternative to water. The ad claims a guaranteed cure for a dime, noting careful preparation and high quality ingredients like fresh strawberries and pineapple. It emphasizes no decay in fruit and distinct Havors.
Fourth annual report of Hawaiian Historical Society issued
The fourth annual report from the Hawaiian Historical Society is issued by Robert Grieve. It includes Tahiti by Miss Teuia Henry and Historical Notes by Eric Bailey, with future papers promised. Treasury balance on November 8, 1895 stood at $301.80. An advertisement notes Chas. Hawmer's new establishment at 220 King Street offering diary goods and repairs, with phone 682 and P.O. box 3938.
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The
Hawaiian Historical Society
Robert Grieve
Yen
Tahiti
Teuia Henry
Eric Bailey
E. H. Bailey
S. L. Desha
BE. M. Nakuina
Hawaii
H. M. Lyman
Chas. Hawmer
King Street
P.O
Pacific Hardware Co Ships Picture Moulding Deals
The Pacific Hardware Co received two consignments from Australia of picture moulding and mat board and is prepared to execute orders at prices lower than ever before in Honolulu.
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Pacific Hardware Co
Australia
Hono- Jina
New Honolulu china lot debuts with refined patterns
J. T. Waterhouse presents a new china lot in Honolulu. The six year old question fades as teatime sales have popularized the craft. The collection features neat yet rich patterns, chosen after studying Honolulu patrons.
SINGLE PIECES SOLD FOR DINNER SET PATTERNS
The ad offers individual pieces and complete breakfast, dinner, or tea sets sold at the same rate as a dozen. Customers may mix patterns for each course and add pieces as desired. A decorative line includes vases and table items, with a large inventory debuting. Two hundred dollars' worth of the lot sold the day it was unpacked.
Notice Cautions Public Against Trust in Lin Name
The undersigned cautions the public against trusting any person in Lin name for the amount av he haw made Trunt Deod to Jowph U Cartr ad Trae toe of all Lin property for the use and prisons not forth in Chonaid deod which of recon in the Hoginiry Ofhon in this it A. Cummins City Honolulu October 10 1896.
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A. Cummins
Honolulu
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