Auction Sale of Hawaiian Hotel Premises in Honolulu
By authority on Friday October 1 1897 at 12 noon the Hawaiian Hotel Premises in Honolulu will be sold at public auction at the executive building front entrance Plans of the buildings and grounds may be seen at the Office of the Minister of the Interior Terms are cash in United States gold price 40 000 Possession given December 1 1907 Lease of ten years at 4000 per year payable quarterly Lessee to renovate restore and maintain property as a first class hotel J A King Minister of the Interior August 31 1897 608 Bt
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Honolulu
Oana
Dees
JA. King
Literior
Hawaii Japan arbitration clash tied to immigration policy
A New York Herald dispatch notes Japan accepting Hawaii’s proposal to arbitrate immigration only if the entire immigration question is covered. Hawaii objects, seeking to control its own immigration terms without third party interference. The piece also mentions water filtration progress in Honolulu, plans for artesian water, and sugar industry innovations including a cane harvester and machine era advances.
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S Heholula
New York Herald
Japan
Hawaii
Apathy in Pacific commerce prompts call for progress minded leaders
Discussion in Washington months ago cautions on neglecting Pacific development while urging candidates alive to progress and public welfare. Mentions Fitzgerald and Hawaii sugar cane cultivation as examples of labor reform ideas and public interest debates.
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Washington
Coffee growing woes in Hawaii discuss soil depth and remedies
The excerpt examines Hawaiian coffee districts Kailua and Puna, noting shallow soil over rock hampers root growth. It cites Olua with nine feet of soil on pahoehoe and Kailua shallow soil on solid rock, causing roots to stay near the surface. Rycroft at Puna reports similar issues, with last year’s poor yield and heavy fertilization planned as a remedy.
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Panna
Kona
Heara
Sam
Hawaiian Coffee and Tea Company
Kail
Olua
Kailua
Rycroft
Puna
Waikiki Bath party and foreign trade moves in Honolulu
United States Minister and Mrs Bewall hosted a bathing party at Waikiki with about sixty guests. The Korean Government announced that Chonanpo and Mokpo ports will open to foreign trade on October unknown date. David opened the Waikiki Bath offering first class meals and baths at reasonable rates. Mr Vandoorn offered 20 gallons of his syrup free for a soda stand at the Hawaiian Cafe in Omaha. In races this afternoon the Myrtles, Leilaoa, Healons compete for course positions following a team-up. A rally of young le‘a societies will be held at Bl Church at 6:30 with a cordial welcome to parsons and associations.
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United States
Bewall
Waikiki
Chonanpo
Mokpo
Russell Staple Puller and Wire Splicer Promoted
Timely Topics notes the Russell Staple Puller and Wire Splicer a drop forged Black Diamond steel six in one tool weighing about one pound. It includes staple puller wire cutter hammer pliers pinchers and monkeywrench useful for tightening wire. Advertises wide sales and invites readers to call and see it.
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