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Local and General notes from Honolulu and nearby ports
Local notices report Japanese help available via WANTS on page 8. Mr John Ens and family return from Manos and are now at Waikiki. No game set between New Yorkers and Regiment baseball. President Dole returned to Mauna Loa today. The steamer picked him up at Kiholo. The Keauhou discharged three large rollers at Kaanapali yesterday and will return tomorrow. The Australia should arrive tomorrow morning. Invitations issued for a Japanese Consulate reception November 3 for the Emperor's birthday. Arrivals include R Zeigler and wife J Boyd ER Hendry J Coerper and Mrs Carrie Robinson. Martin Egan of the San Francisco Chronicle will pass via Manila on his way to the States in the Belgic November 1. A correction notes Chinese Consul Yang Wei Pin is staying at the Maertens home. Large crowd viewed the guard mount of the Washington boys, with a fine band. An ad offers a first class table board at 619 Alanken street supervised by two white ladies. The government may employ I P Cross to inspect public electric light lines with Superintendent Stearns Huols. No. 1 Improv ed Order of Red Men meets tonight at Knights of Ruths hall. Cabinet discussed unsanitary camp conditions with Attorney General Smith and Minister J A King, who is weak and suffers insomnia. Mayie Race plans exist. John Silva seeks Harry Richardson for a race and will meet in the Bugletin office at 10 am Saturday to arrange timing.