Local items from Hilo and Volcano July visitors and notices
James Hindsa visits Hilo for the Fourth of July. A cafe sale offers $100 items at $40. Hip welcomes a new daughter. Julian Montserrat and Walter Doyle from Honolulu register at the Peacock. Miss Ming Maby returns from Honolulu Normal School. Clergy from Kolala visit the Volcano area. Gillette razors advertised at Holmes Store for five dollars. Miss Alice Weight travels to Honolulu to be bridesmaid at a wedding. Dr John Holland buys surgical and electrical equipment in Honolulu. Nellie and Ethel Rickard accompany Deputy Sheriff Wm J. Rickard to Hilo. Judge P S Lyman’s family vacationing at Lyman mountain house. Moses and Raymond offer sewing machine services. Mrs Was McKay entertains guests at Kaukeha. Miss Emelie Peck honored at a gathering. Hilo Coffee Mill offers market services for coffee. Liberal cash advances offered on shipments. Ball and Kik show tonight at $1 reserved seats, including dance. Tickets at Hilo Drug Store and Volcano Stables after 10 AM.
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James M. Hindsa
Ming Maby
Honolulu
Bishop Restarick
W. C. Stewart
Hall
Kolala
Holmes’ Store
Alice Weight
Rather Lando
J. M. Levy
John Holland
Nellie
Ethel Rickard
Honokna
Wm. J. Rickard
Hilo
P. 8
Lyman
Lyman Mountain House
Volcano Road
Volcano Stables
Grand ball and comedy at hotel under Elks and Hawaii Jockey Club
Scenery and stage setup complete for tonight's joint Elks and Hawaii Jockey Club event. One act farce Lend Me Five Shillings stars Gor lightly, with a large cast led by Will Carleton Cook and Mrs A G Curtin, followed by a ballroom dance. Tickets include both show and ball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Elks
Hawaii
Will Carleton Cook
A. G. Curtin
Mas. Phobbs
Florence Scott
Capt. Phobba
Norman G. Campion
Capt
Phobbs
D. ¥. Metzger
Capt. Spruce
Thos. C. Ridgway
Moreand
Fourth of July Dinner at Demosthenes Cafe Tonight
A special Fourth of July dinner will be served at Demosthenes Cafe tonight. An elaborate menu aims to satisfy epicures and lovers of good eating. Dinner tickets cost $1.00 each and seats can be reserved on request from the office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Demosthenes Cafe
Epicures
Resignation of Hawaii Governor Carter Draws Mixed Reactions
The Island press debates Governor Carter's resignation, praising his record while noting opposition within and beyond his party. Editorials from The Advertiser, The Bulletin, The Garden Island, and others question impulsiveness, warn of political fallout, and stress Carter’s public service amid division. Also noted are obituaries and local notices of figures tied to Kailua and Maui communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter
Hawaii
Advertiser
the Bulletin
Carer
Noone
Brown
Garden Island
Mr. Carter
Love Feast Held At Wa Naillima Home
A party described as a love feast brought together elected and defeated candidates last Friday afternoon at Wa Naillima’s home. The event was run by officers-elect and supervised personally by Henry West.
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Naillima
Henry West
First Foreign Church Sermon and Union Service July 9 1905
Sabbath service 11 a m with the topic Lest any man spoil you through philosophy Col 2 8 7 0 8 m union praise and worship at Halei Church directed by Mia Chas Siempen and the Woman's Club cooperation noted
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Union
Wong
Haili Church
Mia
Chas, Siempen
The
Woman's Club
Alameda mail service to Hilo amid protest and cost fears
A protest to Superintendent Carr over skipping regular monthly mail dispatches from Alameda to Hilo was raised. The Wilder Steamship Company has provided the service free as a public accommodation since 1904, with two days save for Hilo delivery. Carr seeks to formalize an Inter-Island arrangement, while the department declines payment for the fast mail. Also a local ad urges Chamberlain's remedy for colic and diarrhoea, sold by Hilo Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of True
Carr
Alameda
Hilo
Honolulu
Wilder Steamship Company
Alameda Mail
Wayports
Wilder and Inter-Island Steamship Co
Inter-Island Steamship Company
Alameda Mall
Mauna Loa
Honoapu
Wilder's Steamship Company Special Notice
Special notice requests all claimants and creditors to present claims and settle bills promptly at the company offices in Honolulu at Fort and Queen streets or at the Hilo office. Signed by B. Rose treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilder's Steamship Company
Wilder's Steamship Co
Corner Fort and
Queen Streets
Honolulu
Hilo
B. Rose
Also Mentioned on This Page
Moses & Raymond
Was. McKay
Kaukeha' In
Puucoats
Emelie
Peck
Baldwin Block
Waianuenue Street
Bridge Street
Singer
Victor Talking Machine
Anita Canario
J. S. Canario
FF. Nichols
Miss Canario
Mr. Nichols
Hilo Mercantile Co., Ltd
Catholic Lailies
Ald Society
Luu
W. H.C. Campbell
Mr. and
Mesa W. J. Smith
Northfield
Mass
Catholic Ladies Society
Annal Place
Gertrude Brown
Florence Hill
Dagimm Anderson
Chola Souza
Moses & Raymonds
Union Barber Shop
Jax
M. Cameron
Papaikou
Mountain View
Co. J. Austin
Government Nursery
Kepoho
W. C. Peacock & Co
Milo
S. Mauna Loa
Honuapu
Mauna Ton
West Point
Clarence Lyman
United States Army
Military Academy
Board of Visitors
Father Olives
Father Wendelin
Carteius
Gover+nor
Oliver
Wailuku
Maui
Iwhaina
Malulani Hospital
Oliver Bogaert
Islands
Libert
Father Bonaventure
Kohala
Lahaina
Belgium
Horu
Au Hir
al Hip
First Foreign Church
Wilder
Hilo Drug Co
the First Bank OF Hilo of
C. A. Stobie
W. H. Shipman
W. Patten
Joan T
Moir
N.C. Willfong
C. A.stobie
Ald
W. S. Wise
Notary Public
Fourth Circuit
T, H
Hakalau Store
Hawaii Jockey Club
Hoolulu Park
Harnens
Lunas
J. D. Easton
Monarch
L-Turner CO. Ltd
the Hawaiian Fertilizer Co.,ltd
Coral
Brewer Block
Queen Street
O. Box
NONOL
Iwilei
M. Cooke
E. F. Bishop
H. Robertson
K. D. Tenney
J. Waterhouse
W M Alexander
Atherton Direetors
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