Wailuku News Notes Highlights Local Events
J B Thomson and friend W Laugher returned Saturday after a pleasure trip around the Island. Attorney J L Coke recovering from appendicitis. Ferry the contortionist and wife Mrs Ferry ill with fever. Judge Kalua and others visited Lahaina. Mr and Mrs Dickeme hosted a birthday event for their 2 year old daughter K Shaw. Byreckelevilla store bookkeeper vacation. The Republican and Home Rule candidates active in Wailuku. Third Circuit Court held full sessions with daytime hearings and evening sessions.
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Wailuku
J. B. Thomson
W. Laugher
J. L. Coke
Ferry
Mra. Ferry
Etok
Kalua
Wathike
Sunitny
Sranlone
Opee
Wilders Win Out In Nine Inning Rumpus At Makiki
A large crowd watched Wilder win 22 to 12 over Wiles and Intertuland after nine innings at Makiki yesterday afternoon. Umpire Mert Howers called the game as Innes and others produced the scoring plays with Delaney and Kamaka among the standouts.
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Makiki
Mert Howers
Innes
Witter
Co—Mocthn
Beott
Kekwewa
Thy
Honolulu Gun Clot practice yields uneven scores in weekend shoot
In Honolulu on Saturday and Sunday members of the Gun Clot met for practice and a series of bird and round matches. W. E. Wall led with high points in several events, while F B Greenfield and J B Fullerton produced notable scores across the weekend.
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Honolulu
Man
W. E. Wall
We Wall
FB. Greenfield
Roth
B. Booth
Wall
Greenfelt
Pallerton
Hop Roth
Bird Maren i
Wall Piytlowpeis
Fullerton Rae
Greepheld Wang
Lee
OK Wall
Fullerton
Vutoton
Fireenield
Gue Sfulers Merry Quest Puzzle Feature
The Bulletin promotes a prize puzzle titled Gue Sfulers Merry Quest. It invites readers to submit solutions for a chance at the prize, noting that many have already attempted and that the puzzle remains open for entries.
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Bulletin
W. A
New Waialae Extension of Rapid Transit Attracts Crowds
Crowds patronize the new Waialae extension of the Rapid Transit line as two cars tilt on approach, drawing invited guests and company officials for the first run. Riders praise the elevated roadway, scenic views from Kapahulu to Manoa and Palolo, and the improved town outlook as the line reaches the top station near Kaimuki.
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Waialae
Walalam
Katmuki
Pallo
Kapahulu Road
Ata
Mountain
Bullentyne
Frat
J. Tenny Peck
The
Rapid Transit Co
HM. von Holt LC. Ablen
Frank
Yowtig
Aline
Une
Fertie
Mollim
Kiypahuli
Manoa
Palola
Palola Tract
Diamond Head
Walanae
Kalmuki
Fruit Trom
Koko Head
Eline
Waikikt
Torentinin Wien Mual
Deen Talgstee Frans
Meeting of Hilo Agricultural Society highlights diversification plans
The October gathering in Hilo drew a large attendance with Jared Smith of Honolulu’s Agricultural Experiment Station presenting on federal support for diversified agriculture in Hawaii. Smith discussed potential export crops, including tabarra and starch crops, and the need to market Hawaii grown produce competitively.
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Hilio
Tha Hilo Agricultural Society
Jared Smith
U. S. Agricultural Experiment Station
Honolulu
Smilth
Agriculltural Department
Hawaii
Mawaii Ani
Sein
Maby
Mer
Tabarra
Lowinton
Hamakua
Lethis Department
Manioen
Mae
Smith
Manuaersire
Yrnurietary
Qurethings
Sulth
Brittle
Ahatth
Awrte Altient Society
Frat Reunion and Club Meetings At TAS Gymnasium
Mrs Atwood announces a parish frat reunion in the TAS gymnasium with 4 40 p m Tuesday and 7 15 p m Tuesday evenings. Mine Liseie Abia Io ia leads a crafting session while Edith King hosts pyrography Mondays at 4 20 p m. Ladies are invited to join W C A activities including ringfia and Indian bead work courses at 7 20 p m this evening.
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Progrisd
Atwood
Elay
Ymnimaum
Dlay
Veningm
Mise Edith King
Anewith
Bloodhounds Track Robbers After Banknote Theft
Robbers entered the Mason residence on Walantenne Street in Hilo and tore a teak chest containing money and papers. Bloodhounds tracked near the Wailukai riverbank but failed to locate the burglars amid heavy rain, trunk abandoned by the robbers.
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Hilo
J. W. Mason
Walantenne
Rock Crurher
Wailukai
Election certification amid Hawaii county officers loss
A historic copy of the county officers election notice states on November Sid that terms commence January 1, with year 1005. verification by Electoral Registrar Huckinitt and Secretary A V Ghar appears. Also notes financial policy of The Pioneer Building and Loan Association of Hawaii on withdrawals, profits, and stock subscriptions.
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Huckiniit
County Oilert
Breretary
Thy Terrtory
Hawaii
Hareby
Ccrecee
Coe
Dary
Territory
Pioneer Building and Loan Association OF Hawaii
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Coke III
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Sau Ri
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Katy
Clyde
Matsor
L. Robertann
J. We Masen
Me Scholtgey
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Territory Harness Shop
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A. V. Ghar
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Berrae
A. Chaltiere
Onal
Fidelity Insurance Co
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Merchant Street
Kalimi
B.C. Dake
Merchants’ Exchange
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