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Local and General Highlights in Honolulu Today
Four names on the scan dia include two ladies. A concert in Emma Square this afternoon. The Lange misprint corrected to Laing in police notes. H Lewis mounted patrolman case set for next Wednesday. Steam laundry building bids to open Monday. Henry T. Gage of Los Angeles nominated for California governor by the Re altl party. Twelve men removed to United States hospital from Kapiolani park camps Thursday. Pioneer Building and Loan Association meets next Monday evening. Jadd block iron work arriving. Fred Harrison pushing work. A Chinese cobbler works on Alakea by Queen without an umbrella. N Emmet May special agent of ae Gattanats Lila Tamasano company expected aboard Moana. S Ehrlich visiting Honolulu from San Francisco. Portuguese bootblack secures stand near a Chinaman’s cigar store on Fort close to King. Ruini liquor license case in police court nol pros’d. Oceanic wharf band as Scandia and Arizona exchange signals. Dr King returns to Makaweli plantation. Dr French and George Wilson perform duties aboard. D O’Leary near completion of Commercial Progress and Development of the Hawaiian Islands. Alameda departure planned Sept 10. Cyrus D Noble of Chicago at the Arlington not owner of whisky named Noble. town name on labels may fetch $5000 from a San Francisco liquor man. Miss H Clarke, modiste for B F Ehlers Co, cannot travel to the Coast. latest Fall Winter gowns received. Y M C A members urged to donate newspapers, writing tables, chairs or testaments for Army tent. contact General Secretary H B Coleman. Lord Herecell, Anglo-American Commission president, met W Sackville West in British Columbia to preview duties.