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Family plantation and ships stores supplied on short notice with new goods for every steamer orders from the islands ready.
03 Apr 1900
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Newspaper
Hawaiian Gazette
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1900
Page
1
Family plantation and ships stores supplied on short notice with new goods for every steamer orders from the islands ready.
A local shop advertises custom machinery crafted to suit any specification. Tailors, engineers, and machinists offer precision build, rapid turnaround, and durable components for industrial, agricultural, and commercial uses. Contact for consultations and quotes.
Negotiations to settle the sugar refinery troubles are reportedly under way for a week or more led by James H. Post of B. H Howell, Son & Co, agents for Mollenhauer and National Refineries. The talks, largely informal, involve key friends of the interests and could influence prices and market shares amid a tacit understanding with Arbuckles and Doscher entrants.
In nearly every neighborhood a life saved or a cure from chronic diarrhoea is attributed to Chamberlain's Colle Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. People share their stories hoping others may be saved. For sale by all druggists and dealers.
Vessels Alden Besse Diamond Head and schooners Altes Cooke Transit arrived from San Francisco yesterday with large consignments of general merchandise. Alden Besse made the fastest trip, leaving on March 17, while Altes Cooke and Diamond Head departed March 7 and Transit left March 13.
Tim Murrays group in Honolulu votes to name the new party Republican after a long internal debate. Key figures like R W Shingle and Will E Fisher are cited, with calls for a territorial convention and organization of local clubs under the National Republican League. The piece notes dissent within the Democratic camp and mentions plans for a meeting at Murray Hall amid police presence.
B W Shingle writes to Republicans of Honolulu outlining his stance on party organization amid debates over the League of Republican Clubs. He recalls annexation, discusses differing views on immediate party formation, and cites a March 9 1899 Chamber of Commerce meeting where a resolution was adopted.
TIM MURRAY responds to an Advertiser piece questioning who may organize a Republican party for the islands. He asserts any body of qualified Republican voters may use the name if they are first to move, clarifies the difference between the National Republican Party and the National Republican League, and invites a mass meeting with full free speech.
Lord Roberts reports many burghers wish to surrender under the latest proclamation. Columns are sent to register names and collect arms. Cavalry advances east to Thahanchi. Springfontein detachment occupies Smithfield with arms and ammo captured. Scots Guards at Edenburg and Reddersburg. Clementa's brigade moves toward Philipopolia and Fauresmith.
Melbourne dispatch reports Sydney and Adelaide declared infected with the birbon te Plagus plague. Two deaths occurred in Sydney today and one new case was officially reported, marking a grim development in the outbreak across major cities.
The Hawaiian Council of State debated a $20,000 appropriation for the Court of Claims work following fires. They discussed filing fees, potential pro rata costs, and possible changes to rules. Dole and Kaulukou noted conflicts of interest and called for careful review, with action afterward on related bills and repairs to the judiciary building.
President Dole appointed a court of commissioners to adjudicate losses of property from fires ordered by the Board of Health. The body includes J A Magoon, A F Judd Jr, George A Davis, Lorrin Andrews, A N Kepotkai. The court has exclusive jurisdiction with detailed procedures and rules, no appeals, and will determine actual property losses only. Floating damages, rents, or lost profits are excluded.
Hawaiian Islands exports rose from 4 034 tons for the week ending February 17 to 4 182 tons for the week ending February 24. In San Francisco, California and Hawaiian Sugar Refining and Western Sugar Refining restarted operations after cleaning. Market remains weak with light demand. Prices for granulated sugar quoted. tariff prospects discussed as budget is expected this week. Sugar for investment advised when prices dip below par, noting potential benefits from reduced duties on raw material for refiners.
The table lists world sugar production by region and method, totaling cane and beet sugar at 8 474 500 tons. Regions covered include North and South America, Asia, Australia andPolynesia, Africa, and Europe, with United States beet sugar at 95 000 tons. The note states the aim to include all countries and previously ignored crops.
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