Local notes from Hilo and arriving ships at Kinau
The item list chronicles arrivals on the Amy Turner and Kinau, sales from Whitmans and Victor records, visits by Honolulu and Bishop & Co. figures, a planned Catholic Ladies Aid meeting, sewer work on Front street, and upcoming Co D ball at the Armory. It notes the Alaskan freighter load, a skeleton find near Kohala, emigration views from a Japanese source, band concerts, and social gatherings in Washington and Hilo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitman
Caridies
L. Turner Co
J. W. Ray
Amy
Honolulu
St. James’ Chapel
J. A. Smith
Amy Turner
Catholic Ladies Aid Society
St. Joseph's School
J. A. M. Osorio
Hilo
Hoffechlaeger & Co
Roderick Chu
San Francisco
Mia
C. C. Kenney
Bruce Kennedy
California
Hilo Candy Co
Front Street
Victor
Portland Exposition
E. H. Moses
Bulger and Bolles
Maui
Clandine
Atlantic
Sherif Keolanui
O. Yotaro
Kohala
Kinau
M. Sato
America
Hawaii
W. H. Smith
Ridgway
Wm. A. Rodenberg
Dr. Hayes
Henshaw
Warships Invited to Call at Hilo Burns Anniversary
Attendees from multiple districts listed for a Burns anniversary event in Hilo included Prom Hakalau Mr Jenna Fraser and many others. A Japanese delegation and a committee of seventy were formed to secure a visit by the Japanese training ships Matushima Itsukashima and Fashidate, with petitions forwarded to Honolulu and Tokio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilo
Prom Hakalau
Jenna Fraser
J. 8
Melkenzie
Ainslie
Tom Scott
Jamie
Ross
Honowa
D. Pollar
Miss Parquhar
W. Pyper
Prom Papaikoi
J. T. Mott
D. Butchart
Amanita
Mea
Peter Gibb
Wainaku
J. A. Scott
Gill
Wainkea
R. C. Kennedy
Jamieson
John McPherson
Donald Stewart
W. Chalmers
W. McKay Sr
John Napier
A. M. Wilson
R. Kennedy
C.C. Kennedy
A. Robertson
G. Calder
R. Whyte
John ‘Stewart
Mocean Park
Salvation Army
M. Saito
Lan Kin
Sato
Matushima
Itsukashima
Fashidate
H. Shima
Louise Hapai
Hanhee School
Huther Lyman
Ready to Build Another Steamer For Honolulu Trade
William Matson writes to E R Stackable in San Francisco on December 29 1905 stating readiness to join with island residents to build a steamer for the Honolulu San Francisco Hilo route. He notes a purchaser vessel now overhauled at San Francisco fitted with oil burners ready for commission and invites interview with island people to gauge demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Matson
R. Stackable
McCandless
Honolulu
E. R. Stackable
WM. Matson
Meat Market Opens At Honoma By Joe Gomes
Joe Gomes announces a new meat market at Honoma offering fresh beef mutton and sausage with daily delivery. The notice also promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy available from Hilo Drug Co for prompt relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Gomes
Honoma
Chamberlain
Hilo Drug Co
Sabbath Evening Scriptural Readings and Blessing Request
A 1906 church notice lists Sunday events with Bible verses. At 7 30 p m the message quotes Genesis 32 26 I will not let thee go except thou bless me and cites Eph 4 35 Speak every honest truth with this neighbor.
Kona Bottling Works Co officers elected at annual meeting
Notice of the Kona Bottling Works Co Ltd annual stockholders meeting lists officers for the coming year including W H Greenwell as President John A Maguire as Vice President L Aungst as Secretary and Treasurer FR R Greenwell as Secretary and Treasurer and directors C Greenwell G Hewitt and John Gaspar L B Aungst Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kona Bottling Works Co. Ltd
W. H. Greenwell
John A. Maguire
Aungst
R. Greenwell
C. Greenwell
G. Hewitt
John Gaspar
Card of Thanks from Hilo Burns Club Members
The members of the Hilo Burns Club express heartiest thanks to all who aided to make the Burns Concert a great success. William Chalmers, secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilo
William Chalmers
Election of Officers at Hilo Electric Light Co
Officers elected for the ensuing year at the Hilo Electric Light Co meeting on January 27 1906 include J A Scottisa as President C C Kennedy as Vice President W T Balding as Secretary N C Willfong as Treasurer J W Mason W H Shipman Ronald Kennedy as Auditors. With R I Lillie the auditor the rest serve on the Board of Directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilo Electric Light Co., Ltd
J. A. Scottisa
C. C. Kennedy
W. T. Balding
N.C. Willfong
R. I. Lillie
J. W. Mason
W. H. Shipman
Ronald Kennedy
Board of
First Bank of Hilo, Limited
Peacock Block
Hilo
Hawaii
Co. Kennedy
John T. Moir
V. Patten
C. A. Stobie
Lyman
K. Meyers
Also Mentioned on This Page
O. W. Rose
Kinan
W. C. Stewart
School Street
John T. Baker
Waimea Ranch
A. C. Wall
Thos. K. Wall
Mooheau Park
Lockington
Theo. H
G. Hf. Gere
Oalu
Gere
H. Moses
Pleasant Street
Walanuenue
N. K. Lyman
Walancenue Street
Armory
Kina
Father James
Bro. Silvanus
Frank Payne
Benj
Assam
Mrs. Dale
Sam Wong
Evan
de Silva
C. Davies
W.C. Ede
C. M. L. Watson
Mre
Mra. K. Ede
Miss la Voy
A. J. Spitzer
I. Grace
M. R. Jamieson
A. W. G. Bottomley
W. Hard
T. A. Burningham
E. A. Frazer
T. M. Rowland
Mirs R. C. Saddler
Logan
M. C. Cobb
E. M. Rosse
A. W. T. Bottomley
W. C. Hae
J. Ede
Austin Baker
Harriet Austin
Dr. Baker
Kens
Miss Austin
Island
Caroline H. Austin
The
Hawaiian Evangelical Association
Hite Teachers’ Union
Moses
Deyo Rechron
Ereseserer-Seelities
A. G. Curtio
Yellowstone Park
Curtis E. Shields
Henry Vicars
Punee
I. H Woods
Medcalf
Stobie
Meslames
Peck
McKay
Baldwin
Holmes
Mumby
Lindsay
Richards
Carl Smith
H.B. Elliot
Parker
J. T. Lewis
Thram
Curtis
Lewis
Rice
Canario
Shaw
Campbell
Macine
Gurney Severance
Marsh
J. Richardson
Hill
Loomis
Hapai
Rutherford
H. Hichcock
F. Eaton
A. Canario
Guard
R. Richardson
Kalaiwaa
South Kona
Hookena
Mauna Loa
Canae
Lakalo
Kauwe
Sam Kaai
Simerson
Ma Meat Market
Royal
First Foreign Church
L. Severance
Front
Cameron
Matson Navigation CO
Enterprise
Ship Falls OF Clyde
Roderick Dhu
Annie Johnson
Jno. D. Spreckels & Bros. Co
Pierce
Hino
Hawar
Wainkes
Tel
Tmes
Gallagher Bros
Gmat
Avenuee Gan Prascioun
Coba
Spreckels
Nazareth
E. N. Holmes
Monumen
Iron and Steel
J.C. Axtell & Co
P.O. Box
Alakea Street
Vee Canbier
Carl S. Smith
Jobin Watt
Adam Lindaay
F. S. Lyman
Secretar
Milo
Ies
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