Local News Roundup Presses Through Hawaiian Harbor
Rev W Antt visits town as Mrs Elizabeth Parker departs for Hawaii. The Colusa sails light toward the Sound tomorrow. Edward Paul Tobin seeks admission to the Hawaiian Bar. Surveyor W A Wall returns from business in Hawaii. Deputy Marschal Chillingworth arrests another Christian for opium possession. Justice Paul Neumann substitutes for absent Justice Frenr on the Supreme Court bench. Rites distributed during Rega tta Day noon. Mrs EB Bonner of San Francisco leaves for Hilo to visit cousins. City of Columbia activity slows with cargo work complete. Emma Square hosts a large crowd and a fine band concert. Henry Walker at Masonic Temple Cyclery reports a large fuel invoice for Cleveland wheels on the Mohican. Reception planned for Rev Wm M Kincaid and Mrs Kincaid at Central Union Church parlors Thursday evening. The coast steamer Kinau to sail next, with the Coptic and Gaelic due from China and Japan. Kinau passengers include Mrs J P Parker, Rev W Hill, D Kohaulekio, W G Trewin, Lemuel Parker, W H Cornwell.
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Wm. M. Kincaid
Hitt Promises Nicaragua Canal and Pacific Cable
Congressman Hitt says in Chamber of Commerce talks in Chicago and San Francisco that the Nicaragua canal and the Pacific cable are assured. Attorney Joseph G. Vent referenced in another column notes the trend. The remarks reflect optimism about major transoceanic projects.
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Joseph G. Vent
Congressman Hitt
Chamber of Commerce
Chicago
San Francisco
Hitt
Nicaragua
Hawaiian Band Concert for Camp Officers at Kapiolani Park
The Hawaiian band will perform for officers and men in camp at Kapiolani Park and on Diamond Head slopes tomorrow evening at 7 80 o clock. Manager curgns says a dance is likely to follow the concert.
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Kapiolani Park
Diamond Head
Ty Curgns
Beating Abbie M Pokit Malolo boat race planned
A race among Abbie M Pokit and Malolo, three second class yachts, was arranged with a purse for the winner. The match will start from a fixed point, cover a set course, and the first boat home wins with no time limit or handicap. The race stems from Saturdays second class yacht event where Pokii was declared the winner.
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Abbie M
Pokit
Malolo
Proposal to cut costs by sixteen percent across brushes
The report states an intention to reduce figures with a plan to sustain low costs and continue applying a sixteen percent reduction across all brushes, signaling ongoing effort to manage expenses.
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Rev. W. Antt
Elizabeth Parker Ias
Hawaii
Colusa
Edward Paul Tobin
California
W. A. Wall
Hamakua
Marschal Chillingworth
Christian
Paul Neumann
Supreme Court
Frenr
Bonner
Hilo
Columbia
Ashiere
Emma Square
Henry Walker
Masonic Temple
Cleveland
J.P. Parker
W. Hill
D. Kohaulekio
W. G. Trewin
Lemuel Parker
W. H. Cornwell
Cable and
Comate
Lane Sam
Abbie ML
H. E. Walker
Tribune
Honolulu
Eakin & Whitman
Fort ST
Gollen Rule Bazaar
Pricy
Priens
Dupont
Chickering, Kimball, Kroeger and Hinze Pianos
Estey, Kimball and Needham Organs
Bergstrom Music Co.,ltd
Royal Worcester
BF. Thlers & CO
Port Street
W. Jordan
Fort Street
Nottingham
E. W. Jordan's
No. 10
A. Coyne
J. Mehrten
COYNE
Mehrten
Alakea Street
The
Washington Feel Co
Kinsail
Allen & Robinson
Havi
Lilian Russell
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