Hawaii News in Brief From Local Roundup and Harbor Scene
Local notes report Bogar at 8 cents and Ah Koon fined ten dollars for gambling in police court. The Hawaii Herald will enlarge to eight pages. The Australian cricketers will pass through Honolulu next month. A Portuguese boy fluent in English and Hawaiian sought for employment. City of Peking passengers numbered eight in cabin and thirty to forty for the Orient. The Lour patrols drilled by Marshall Brown at the old ball grounds. Foreign Church contract in Hilo awarded to S Pratt of Honolulu for 89475. Claus Spreckels expected to build a sugar factory on Spence ranch near Salinas. Clerk George W. Lea back on duty. Band concert at Emma Square. King and Queen of Portugal’s birthday noted. Balloon ascent postponed due to rent. new attempt at 4:30 today. Seattle beer advertised at Criterion. Officer Welan dismissed for brutality toward a drunken arrestee. John McGinley charged with smuggling ashore seed from the steamship Australia. bonds set at 500. J W Mason returns from eastern trip with family. purchases plantation machinery. Lur line appoints James E Denny as new commander. Various notices list letters, sales, furnished rooms, mourning goods, and a consular flags display for holidays. Local arrests and court exhibits ongoing. Gonzales family set for Kinau voyage with a Kohala benefit planned on return. Obvious routine street scenes include tearing down a tin shanty on Bethel and lodge meeting night.
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Bogar
Hawaii Herald
Ah Koon
Peking
Orient
Marshal Brown
Ball Grounds
Hilo
Tod. S. Pratt
Honolulu
Claus Spreckels
Spence Ranch
Salinas
Drifted Snow Flour Promises Better Bread and Pastry
Drifted Snow Flour claims superior bread and pastry quality versus any known brand and urges shoppers to ask their grocer for it. Union Feed Co is listed as sole agents.
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Union Feed CO
Hood's Sarsaparilla and drawing classes reopen
An advertisement notes Hood's Sarsaparilla as a blood purifier and promoter of health. D. Howard Hitchcock returns from Hawaii and resumes private drawing instruction and special line classes at Studio 115 Hotel Street with daytime schedule on Tuesdays and Thursdays.
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D. Howard Hitchcock
Hawaii
Pireila
Hotel Street
Wanted Intelligent Portuguese Boy Application Notice
A brief classified style notice seeking a Portuguese boy who speaks English and Hawaiian. Includes contact timing and instruction to apply at Le Tin Ordier at 7 a m.
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Lletin Ordier
Rooms To Let In Pleasant Furnished Singles
Rooms to let fully furnished and pleasant with reasonable terms. Apply at No 59 Punch Bowl Street above the hotel. Contact details not supplied.
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Punchbow
Lost Postal Savings Bank Deposit Book in favor of Mrs Lucy Stevens
A Postal Savings Bank Deposit Book No 1855 is missing with Mrs Lucy Stevens named as beneficiary. Finder please state at Bulltin Office.
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Lucy Stevens
Bullxtin Office
Bele of Mawalian Monds Depend ent on McKinley's Election
Peter J. Jones reports New York capitalists will take the entire issue of Hawaii bonds on November 15 if McKinley is elected. If Bryan wins, bankers would forgo investing in outside bonds. Gold from England is hoarded by New York bankers amid election fears.
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P. GC. Jones
New York
McKinley
Bryan
Mr. Jones
England
Anto
Danieu
London
Damon
Politicians eye election result as Maine and Arkansas split votes
The foreign budget analysis notes Maine’s Republican plurality and Arkansas’s Democratic majority with a Democrat tilt in electoral votes. In Hawaii the tariff dispute matters to residents, while Honolulu merchants promise price stability and bargain.
Government band concert at Emma Square tonight
The government band presents a program at Emma Square featuring Bach selections and works by local composers. The venue promises beautiful, artistic island views photographed and painted by King Bros, highlighting prominent island points.
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Emma Square
King Bros
Lodge Le Progres de l Oceanie No 124 A A S Rite Announcement
Regular meeting of Lodge Le Progres de l Oceanie No 124 A A S Rite will be held Monday evening September 28 at 7 20 o'clock at the Pythint Hall On Fort Street. Members of Hawaiian and Pacific Lodges and all visiting brethren are invited to attend. Acting Secretary Albert White.
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le Prograt de l’ Ovennie
A. & Ach
Pythint Hall
Fort Street
Momber
Com
White
Notice of Agency Resignation for Hawaiian Bland Petition
Ioraby gives notice that he resigns as General Agent of the Ger Aeiee Mle Tawuranoe on New York for the Hawaiian Bland and disclaims responsibility for any representations in the business by others. Honolulu September 15, 1800. 419.04.
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Ioraby
Ger- Aeiee Mle Tawuranoe
New York
Honolulu
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Lucien Young
John Weddick
Winifred M. Baldwin
Haiku
Company D
Eugene
Oregon
Colonel McLown
Willian Eassie
Kauai
George W. Lea
Kuani
Re Rters
Portugal
Professor Price
Sterling
Seattle
Welan
John McGinley
United States
Heacock
San Francisco
Australia
J. W. Mason
Capital Coffee Co
Olan
Santiago
Lurline
Hawaiian Commercial Company
James E. Denny
Denny
Homer
Santa Maria
Coos Bay
San Pedro
C. G
Bunneris Afties
A.V. Gear
Kulihi
Punchbowl Street
H.W. Schmidt & Sons
Bethel Street
Waverley
Lodge le Progres de l'Oceanie
Panchbow Street
Hotel
Gonzales
Kohala
Kinau
George Houghtailing
Thomas Ballantyne
Robert Ballantyne
Nova Scotia
Kroeger Pinnos
Tore
Jan. W. Bergstrom
John Makaula
Iaii Choky
Pacific Hardware Co
The
Ajson Hood
Hood
Hoon
Enay
Gov't Report
Royal
Cleopatra
Antony
Vv Crosar
Crosan
BELLE
Ovat the Rani
Peter
Jones
J. T. Waterhouse
Maine
Arkansas
Hawaiian Islands
Hawaiian Republic
Acme
Queen Street
N.S. Sachs
Hart Street
Victoria
Persian Lown
Dimitiea
Temple OF Fashion
Valenciennes
Lund & Ingham
J. T. Lund
Ingham
C. Hawkins
King Street
Oahu
Alakes Streets
Wolul
LO O'élock
Alfred Magoon
Ealinge
Part
Naucva
Lipolipo
Malanal
Mabina Malamala
Moyretien Waldterfel
Hawaii Pond
Lodge
le Progres de l’Oceanie, No
A. S. Rite
Albert
EL. W
Schmidt & Sons
Will Oven
Honolul
Pearl City
Ewa Planta Waisase
Jas
Morgan
Ach
Aurattine
Bruce Waring Honulula
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