Local items from Hilo and Honolulu list travelers and events
A long local itemized column notes several residents, visitors, and departures between Hilo and Honolulu. Names include Dr J Hotland, J A Prawer, Mina Mary Canario, C Ch Furdeaux, Mrs S C Ridgway, Lieut J R Slattery, Miss Ruth Rutherford, Miss Emily Ewaliko, and many others. Mentions of Kinau and W H H Marston ship movements, court terms, and local business updates accompany references to duties, residences, and travel.
Departing passengers and visitors in Hawaii society notes
Miss Harriet Austin left on the Kinau after visiting Severances in Hilo. Join Kaulukow Junior visits his father in Hilo and heads to Honolulu next month to study at St. Louis College. Miss Josephine Deyo, with Dr. Wetmore and Miss Potter, toured Hawaii and was in Honolulu last week. Fred W. Carter of Waimea is in Honolulu as a Parker ranch controversy witness, with more Hilo witnesses likely. Genevieve I. Venable returns to Farmville Virginia aboard the Kinau, leaves Honolulu on the Mongolia for the Canadian Pacific Railway East, after an eighteen month stay marked by social popularity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Hotland
Honolulu
J. A. Prawer
Mahukota
Keolanui
Sundey
Mina Mary Canario
Alg. Correa
St. ¢ Hidgood
Honoluli
Kinau
David Forbes
Kumilinele
Mrs. Hill
Puneo
Minnie Sohandt
Royal School
Moses & Raymonds
Levi C
Lyman
Lyman Place
Volcano Road
Josephine Deyo
Wetmore
Koua
Waimea
Chas. Williams
Kinna
Kobala
Geo. Wiilfong
Chas. Furdeaux
Hylo
Olas
Maria Alona
Waiinuenve Street
Hamburg
Emily Ewaliko
Clyde
W.R. Roth
National Bank of Hawaii
Volcanio
Bown
Prince Kuhio
Mawaii
A. James
Marston
Janice
Michigan
J. R. Slattery
U. S, Navy
Hito
Slattery
Hilo
S.C. Ridgway
Washington, D. C
C. Ridgway
Kiwau
Guy H. Gere
Loomis
Ruth Rutherford
Oakland
Cal
Roderick Chu
D. E. Sumer
Jas
Sisson
Kinuu
Hongkong
Siksott
Singapore
Straits Settlements
John T. Maker
Canada
Parker Ranch
Henry Hayes
Mine Hollie Sumer
Margaret Scott
Alval Scott
Irwin Scott
W. J. Balding
G. ©. Kennedy
Truce Kennedy
W. T. Shijman
Kink
Alameda
Carrie
Florence
Margaret
Meg, Mill
W. T. Rawlins
Nomura
Y. Hamada
Milo
J. F. Clay
Sonoma
Papaikon
Herbert Shipman
Cala College
Jamieson and Irwin
Bishop and Company
Prane Eaton
Nena
Moses & Raymonts
J. M. Whitehouse
Amy Hill
Haaheo
M.S. Canario
Adam Lindsay
Renwick Cottage
Olan
J. A. McCandless
B. F. Dilingham
Esther R. Lyman
Tast Kinau
Texan
Delaware
Harriet Austin
Severances
Kaulukow, Jr
St. Louis College
Francis Wetmore
Potter
Hawaii
Fred W. Carter
Genevieve Ib, Venable
Farmville
Virginia
Mongolia
Canadian Pacific Railway
Standing of the Teams Last
A clipped 1904 note from Seagiry records the final standings and relative positions of teams. It lists team names in order, indicating who led the standings at that historical point and how the season progressed locally.
Hawaii mends team as guardsmen shine in Seagirt contest
At a Seagirt meet the Hawaii contingent led by W. J. Todd shows strong scoring, with Hilo and Honolulu units delivering top results among National Guard teams. Regional schools and national guards filled the standings as prizes ranged from cash to trophies, medals awarded to each winning member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawaii
Board of
Edvcation
Hilo'e
Seagirt
W. J. Todd
Sepnandal Ts
Hilo Company
National Guard
Honoluia
Georgia
Connecticut National Guard
Iowa National Guard
Florida National Guard
Michigan National Guard
Jonal Guard
Peter
Tienen
Staffing Changes At Hilo High And Nearby Schools
A long list details personnel moves including transfers and resignations among Hilo High School staff and nearby districts. It notes replacements such as Miss Kalei Ewaliko and Miss Denzer, plus vice assignments at Keauhou Halawaenu and Royal School Honolulu, with several resignations for lack of certificates and leaves of absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Maby
Hilo Union
E. Akamu
Papaikou
Kalei Rwaliko
Kalei Ewaliko
M. Forbes
Wainkeakai
R. Ewaliko
Lilind Hapai
A. Kal
Nor. Ctf
Haaheo
Amy P. Hill
A. Macomber
Kamamoa
Win
Meineckie
Denzer
Hulualon
A. P. Chung
Nor. Cal
Olanta Miles
Bohnenberg
B. W. Ward
Kapaau
Mine McDonald
R. Kihol
Waipio
View T. Naleilehua
Misa J. Jones
Walolinu
Min R. Bohnenberg
Wailukea ‘Ai
Lilinoi Hapai
C. EB. King
New York Life
Wakefield
Marcos
Jessie Safferey
Kalihiwaena
Honolulu
Taggard
Death of Wm. Cook at Hilo Hospital July 27 1904
William Carleton Cook born in Arbroath Scotland in 1846 came to Hawaii after roaming the world from South Africa to Australia to Mexico He held multiple trades including cotton making boundary ranger and editor helper before retiring due to ill health He died after a three week illness at Hilo Hospital leaving two children Clarice and James who reside with his sister in Lancashire England Funeral held under Hilo Elks with address by Rev Shields at First Foreign Church Burial at Elk Cemetery Homeland In Hawaii public affairs note ongoing school site exchange talks and a government land valuation query spanning the Masonic lot library lot and high school needs. J T Moragne joins Territorial Survey in Hilo New details partial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Carleton Cook
Hilo Hospital
Arbroath
Forfarshire
Scotland
Oldham
Lancanshire
England
South Africa
India
Australia
Calcutta
San Francisco
Mexico
Hawaii
Cook
Papaikou
Papaaloa Sugar Company
Haworth
Hito Taimune
Public Works Department
Hilo
Hito
Railway Employees Republican Club
Clarice Cook
James Carleton Cook
Lucy Rhodes
Lancashire
Hilo Lodge of Elks
Shields
First Foreign Church
Elk's
Homeland Cemetery
Flag Raising Day Races at Hawaii Jockey Club
On Saturday afternoon August 12 1905 at 2 00 pm the Hawaii Jockey Club presents a program featuring a mile clash Phillip versus 1 mile trot best two in three heats Admiral Dewey versus Ned Mel Gowan, Luna's Race one mile, Japanese Race one mile, baseball Hilo versus Papastoa nines, polo game. Also notes a Sabbath reference and a biblical quote from Col 4 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawaii Jockey Club
Phillip
St. Yusef
Admiral Dewey
Ned McGowan
Luna
Hawaii
Dissolution Notice for Hamakua Soda Works Company
All persons are notified that Hamakua Soda Works Company Ldi has closed its business. All bills against the company must be presented to the undersigned within thirty days from the date hereof.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamakua Soda Works Company
Ldi
Seed dealer listing names local agent in Hawaii
Flower and Vegetable Seeds notice states the Cox Seed Company of San Francisco appoints the undersigned as their local agent. Orders for seeds bulbs and plants solicited with catalogs and prices on request. ROBERT INNES LILLIE Hilo Hawaii.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cox Seed Company
San Francisco
Robert Innes Lillie
Hilo
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San Diego
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Kau
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Judge Lyman
Ellen Lyman
JB. Rott
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WHC
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Geo. S. McKenzie
Laupahoehoe
Milton Rice
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Chanue
Hoard of Education
F. A. Richmond
Stanford
Hilo High School
Mite C. Stone
Uni
Wm. . Cook
Board of Public Instruction
Holloway
Atkinson
Masonic Hall Association
D. S. Boon
Tex A
Hilo Drug Co
J.T. Moragne
Trritorial Survey Department
M. Fuhr
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Honolulu, Hawaii
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Underwood
Pearson & Potter Co. Limited
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John Rickard
Gee Hall
Pritehard
Akre
Date Court
Jos. Pritchard
Honokas
Turner CO
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A.M, Wilson
Mawail
Satunday
Herath
Highost Bilder
Votcano J
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Twillalka
Curtais
Vohos
Puna
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Hetate
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