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Newspaper

Hilo Tribune

Location

Hilo, Hawaii, United States of America

Date

Apr 17, 1906

Page

3

Managerial Sympathy Praises Hawaii Plantations Counsel

The Honolulu Friend lauds plantation managers on Hawaii Island from Kohala to Olaa for supporting Japanese evangelists. It cites leaders Watt Olaa Kennedy Waiakea Scott Wainaku Moir Papsikou Pullar Honomu Gibb Paauhau Hall Niulu Kay Halawa Deacon Kohala Renton Union Mill Hind Hawi as vital partners who attend services and back religious work. The piece notes this boosts preacher fidelity and morale among Japanese workers and underscores cross national church support across the Territory. It also mentions shifting precinct boundaries in Honolulu, Maui rep districts, and planned cable expansions by Pacific Commercial Cable with dupexed two-way messages from San Francisco to Shanghai and Japan via Honolulu Midway and Guam.

Honolulu Hilo Hawaii Island Kohala Olaa Hawi Messrs Watt Kennedy Waiakea Scott Wainaku Moir Papsikou Pullar Honomu Gibb Paauhau Gjerdrum Honokaa Forbes Kukuihaele Hall Niulu Kay Halawa Deacon Renton Union Mill Hind America Robertson Territorial Committee of the Republicans Island Maui Govenor Atkinson Hawaii Big Island Hare Kauai Niihau Pacific Commercial Cable Company Pacific Ocean San Francisco Shanghai Japan Midway Guam Manila

Cunard Ten Thousand Ton Turbine Liners Set for Ocean Run

Cunard Line plans turbine steamers Lusitania and Mauritania to start next winter, claiming the longest ships by far with 760 feet length and 800 feet overall. They promise 31 mph speed, New York to Queenstown in under four days, capacity for 300 first class 400 second class and about 200 third class travelers. Luxurious interiors feature mahogany walnut and satinwood, with an extensive elevator system and high quality appointments.

NewYork New York Queenstown Cunard Line Lusitania Mauritania Lucania Clyde Tyne Cunard Twins

Mosquito fish reduce pests at ponds and distribution expands

Over fifteen hundred of the top diminnows have been distributed to ponds with ten thousand more on hand for others. Breeding is a success and there is a noted drop in mosquitoes since the fish were introduced. Captain Paul Smith oversees the anti mosquito work for the Board of Health.

Paul ‘Smith Board of Health Judd -Street

Remedy hailed as magical India pain relief

Mr Lewis Kenario manager of Madras Co op Stores in Madras India endorses Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy describing immediate relief from a colic attack after trying other prescriptions. He notes staff also benefited from the same bottle and mentions Hilo Drug Co. as distributor.

Lewis .Kenario Madras Hilo Drug Co

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