Hawaii’s climate touted as magnet for tourism and growth
The Hilo Tribune highlights Southern California’s tourist pull as a model for Hawaii. J A Kennedy notes vast hotel and bank flows from tourism, with projections of rising monthly impact. Hawaii’s undeveloped resources, especially Hawaii Island, could outrank other assets if transport and accommodations improve. Five Coreans sentenced to hang for murder under customary law. Hawaii’s climate diversity praised from Mauna Kea to Hilo with farming insights on timothy and moisture-driven variety.
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California
J. A. Kennedy
Luter Island Steamship Company
Mait
Kennedy
Honolulu
Hawaii
Islands
Hawaiian Islands
Island of
Hilo
Mauna Kea
Kona
Timothy
Forestry Values and Island Timber Protection in Hawaii
The article argues for strong forestry support by the Department of Forestry as forests aid climate rainfall and water sources. It notes Hawaii's diverse timber potential and the need to introduce valuable species. Tur Volcano road’s importance to tourism exposes district maintenance needs for Puna to meet its high standards.
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Department of Forestry
Hawaii
Tur
Puna
Bids Open For Hilo High School Construction
Local contractors await plans for the Hilo High School building as only two plan sets exist from the Board of Public Works. Bids will be invited for three materials stone artificial stone and hollow concrete block, with closing date April 16. The article also notes sugar production profit losses on Hakalau lands and comments on land lease offers.
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Hilo
Progress on Sewer Construction Resumes Under Whitehouse
Sewer project in Honolulu bounded by Church to Waianvenue and Bridge Street works resumes after two week halt for pipe shortages. Foreman states lands may not suffice to finish as per Engineer Cook. nine foot trench and rock slow main lay. Pipe distributed, work slated to extend Ponahawai near Volcano to School Street. funds adequate for near completion.
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St. Katherine
Whitehouse
Honolulu
Cook
Tarnuin
Church
Waianvenue
Bridge Street
Hutchinson Street
Furneaux Lane
Ponahawai
Volcano
School Street
Officials Face Interviews Over Hakalow Lands Filing Plan
J S verry and W Fernandes traveled to Honolulu to meet territorial officials about proposed filing on Hakalow lands by Portuguese associations. Letters from Hilo associations prompted interviews with Land Commissioner Pratt and Acting Governor Atkinson. Pratt arranged a Saturday meeting but indicated further concessions were unlikely. Deputy Sheriff W A Weller escorted fourteen prisoners to Oahu. six convicted of first degree murder, one of second degree murder, and two for first degree manslaughter, all to be housed at Oahu prison under High Sheriff Henry.
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Kukaiaun
Messrs
Verry
W. Fernandes
Honolulu
Hakalow
Hilo
Pratt
Atkinson
Mondey
Fanher
W. A. Weller
Henry
Oahu
Pineapple Cannery stock drive opens for 1907 crop
L A Andrews led subscriptions on Friday for Pineapple Cannery Co stock as investors including C C Kennedy J A Scott F S Lyman and others subscribed varying shares. Andrews plans about 15 acres of pines for next year and 20 for the following year with cannery operations to begin next season. The price is 17 50 a ton for 1907 and 20 a ton for 1908 promising growers profit. A stockholders meeting will organize and elect directors before cannery construction commences.
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Pineapple Cannery Co
L. A. Andrews
Ll. A. Andrews
C. C. Kennedy
John A. Scott
Aloo
John T. Moir
F.S. Lyman
G. A. Pierce
D. KR
D. KR. Metzger. [1 i. BE. Richards. A? |B. N. Holmes
Castendyck
H. i. Kelsey
Adam Lindsay
Henry Hayes
J. B. Gamatiels
Frank Medcalf
T. Guard H. Vicars
Wmn Pdam
W. McKa Oe Chas
Furneaux
A.M. Gabrinha
Josephine Deyo
Frances M. Wharton
Deacon
Messrs. Lindsay and Richards
EK. E. Richards
Forest Fire Prevention Power Granted in Hawaii
The Board of Agriculture and Forestry empowers the Superintendent of Forestry to investigate and prosecute any fire regulation violations on Hawaii and Oahu. Advertiser note: subscribe to the TRiwuNR, subscription now $1.50 per year.
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Hawaii
Oahu
Board of Agriculture and Forestry
Superintendent of Forestry
Triwunr
Teachers Literary Club Meets At Union School
The regular meeting of the Teachers' Literary Club was held Tuesday evening in the Union School building. Miss Potter of the High School presented a paper on foreign events while Miss Mary Deyo spoke on local current events. Mrs Severance read a paper by Dr Frances Walker on the Dutch painters. Miss Josephine Deyo, Supt Union School, contributed an article on Lawrence Sterne and Harriet Hapall on the Hawaiian coat of arte.
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Lterary Club
Union School
Potter
Mary Deyo
Severance
de. Frances Walker
Josephine Deyo
Lawrence Sterne
Mise Harriet Hapal
Kinase Departures March 20 W Milverton and Others
A compact list of names follows the line Kinase Departures dated March 20 including W Milverton Miss G Forbes Ferry W Fernandes K Goon Miss A G Foster Mins A Macintost Miss G Macintosh H Picker Peter B Tosh C Hoy Miss M Gordon Hitchcock J Lindeman C B King David Douglas L Eilers V Hurd Albert Horner and son Dr J J Grace and wife Mrs O T Stillman Robt McAlpine and Robt McAlpine airs.
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W. Milverton
G. Forbes
Kinaw Arrivals and Subscribers List
Kinaw arrivals include G. O Mitchell D. Douglas P. Rilder A. M Bun F. Silva Minn M. Horgos Robt Macalpine and wife J. J. Kilers Tauwawe subscription offered at 2 50 per year.
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Kinaw
Mitchell
D. Douglas
P. Rilder
A. M. Bun F. Silva
Minn M. Horgos
Robt
Macalpine
J. J. Kilers
Shipping Freight Charged Without Captain's Written Permit
To Shippers. All freight sent to ships by our launches will be charged to write unless accompanied by a written order from the captain of vessel. R. A. Lucas & Co.
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Vensela
Assignee's Notice for Milo merchant M Imai
M Tmal doing business on Front street Milo a merchant has made a voluntary assignment to the undersigned for the benefit of his creditors Creditors of M Imai are asked to file their claims within sixty days and all debtors to M Imai should pay at the undersigned office within the same period
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M. Tmal
Front Street
Milo
Mde
M. Tori
M. Imai
Executrix Notice in Hawaii Estate Case 1906
In the Circuit Court of the Fourth Circuit Territory of Hawaii executrix Ida Akau appointed in the will of Kamaki Waiwaiole deceased. Creditors must present claims to Ida Akau at Puneo Hilo Hawaii within six months or be barred. All bills to be paid to the executrix within six months. March 28 1906 Hilo Hawaii.
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Circuit Court of the Fourth Circuit
Territory of Hawaii
Chambers
Pronate
Betate
Kamaki Waiwaiole
Olan
Pana
Kanimki Waiwaiole
Puneo
Hilo
Hawaii
T. AL
Betate Trust
IDA Akau Executrix
Prospectus Issued Inviting Subscriptions by March 15
The prospectus of the above Company has been issued and generally distributed. Personal search for a good home investment is invited to investigate this opportunity. Those desiring to take an interest are requested to enter their subscriptions before March 15.
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Peesonnenl
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