Alameda freight bond debate at Honolulu Merchants meeting
Honolulu merchants debated signing a general average bond to ensure delivery of Alameda cargo aboard the Nevadan. Insurers and ship agents weighed responsibility and legal advice while some favored signing for certainty, others warned of waiving future claims. a legal opinion was ordered as discussion closed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
A. Berg
San Fravietico
Alameda
Nevadan
Rome
Consignees
Geo. W. Smith
Association
Lanvin
Lange
The
Lucas
May & Co
Cham Crane
Henry Villard Hie
Liattan
Macfarlane d& Co
Ban Prande
Nevadan eCrony
Thy
Nevaidan
Sail Seliman
Melnerny
Shoe Company
J. A.M. Johnson
Hill of
Lading Il
J. G. Spencer
Norman Watling
Tmkee
Evans
Berastrom Maalo Oo
Tavornd Legal Advier
Norman Wathines
Boule Ito
Faveragne
Inanraner
Elening
W. H. Sith
Capense
Roth Wins to Meet Broge in Island Final
Roth defeats Van Vilet in straight sets 6-4 6-4 to advance to the final at the Pavidle Club courts. Brock outplayed Cooke in a tough match to reach the final, with Major Nie guiding the way to semifinals. The racket event drew large crowds as Kotte, Van Vilet, and Brock showed strong play yesterday.
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Beretania
Kotte
van Vile
Hoth
Islands
van Vilet
Ly Rothe
Brock W
C. H. Cooke
Brock
Roth
Cooke
Pavidle
Ainglus
Passengers Arrived at Colones
A list of arrivals names including Mrs Davis and child, Mr Evans and wife with two children, Leslie Pearnettle, Hancock family with two, Jonee and two children, Lewis, McKay, McDonald, O Connor, Ridgeway, Schmidt, Walker family, and others from the Colones voyage. No dates or places beyond Colones are specified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ventira
Thrawens
Appletin
Mea A
Appleton
Awdemon
MJ Pox
Doh A
Groth
Spencer
Wat
Berimacone
Strauehan
Straighan
Cecil Stronge
Smithy
B. Wit W. Buseh
McDonald
Mies
T. O'Connor
G. Ramebotham
FB. Ridgeway
John Schmidt
J. Refod
Ho J. Walker
H W. Walker
Tillie Walker
W Wright
Treasury Decisions on Proprietary Medicines and Tax in Hawaii
Treasury decisions 922 and 925 clarify that distilled spirit compounds labeled as medicines remain subject to liquor tax when their medicinal content is insufficient to alter the alcoholic nature. The memorandum delays enforcement to December 1, 1905, with notices to druggists and merchants that selling such compounds without special tax stamps will be prohibited after December 1, 1906.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honoluli
Territory of Hawaii
Treasury
Treasury Department
Washington, D. C
Internal Revenue
Cirelar
Treavucy
Internal Revenue warns on proprietary medicines after 1905 ruling
A government notice from Commissioner Join Weyer and collector Mr. Waver warns that after December 4, 1905, collectors will tax the sale of proprietary medicines with hydroalcoholic or chemical components. It states no such compounds are currently produced locally and directs testing by submitting samples for analysis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nternal Revenue
Bennice
District of Hawaii
Hawaii
Anelowe
Publtehinether Centre
Bulletin
Roy MH
Chamberlain
Coliveroe
Bailey
Alapal Et Tel
Washington, D.C
Internal Revenue
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Petticoat Sale
N. S. Sachs Dry Goods Co
Fort and
Beretania Streets
Delicatessen
Parraararaae
Ninian
Sa-Mu-Lah
A Positiv
Powell Drug & Chemical Company
Nassau New York
the Bulletin
IGA
Broge
Maeronal
Hawaiian Electric Co., Ltd
King St
Alakea
Rasport
Consolidated Soda Water Works
Pacific Transfer CO
the Island Meat CO
Ilde
Chaiing
W. Matlock Campbell
General Delivery
the Majestic Hotel
Fort
Medicinad Rly
Vrha Treasury Department
Afflee
Wyer
10 Wraver
Burlington, Lowe
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