Hilo banana industry urged to unite for better trade
The Hilo Tribune urges Hawaiian banana growers to unite their interests and organize for better inspection wrapping loading and unloading. It cites recent interviews with R W Shingle and criticizes current shipments from San Francisco and limited gains. The piece calls on the Board of Trade committee to act to prevent further decline and suggests grapes could be grown in Konas Maui with Italian labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawaii
Trisukx
R. W. Shingle
Henry Waterhouse Trust Co
San Francisco
Hilo
Hilo Board of Trade
Maui
California
Planters Association
White Laborers and the Cane Field Immigration Plan
The Planters Association urges diversifying Hawaii cane labor with foreign immigrants from Spain Italy and Portugal arguing they are adaptable thriftful and good citizens. They propose government and plantation concessions to settle newcomers on land and open routes via Te Tuantepes Railway and American-Hawaiian Steamship Miners to ease immigration and reduce diversion to other fields. The text highlights potential in grapes wine and small farming alongside cane work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Planters Association
Hawaii
New York
Hilo as County Seat Should Shine With Beautification Plans
The article urges cooperation between the Board of Supervisors and the Hilo Board of Trade to beautify Hilo’s county seat. Proposals include filling holes on Front street, oiling routes to the Wainakea bridge and Kinau wharf, and beautifying Rainbow Falls approaches. A sign at Waianuenue street would guide visitors to lava caves and the Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilo
Hawaii
Kona
Kohala
Kau
Board of Supervisors
Front Street
Wainkea Bridge
Kinau
Rainbow Falls
One Mile
Waianuenue Street
Sugar Trade Sparks U S Hawaiian Line Expansion
The American Hawaiian Steamship Company is poised to handle all Hawaiian sugar by January 1907, possibly sidelining rival sailing lines. Plans include Tehuantepec railroad integration and two new 50 footers from Union Iron Works, cutting a route around South America and boosting freight capacity from about 85,000 to 200,000 tons. Government land leases near Honolulu, including Lepoloa Kauniho and Kawiki-Wallea, will be auctioned soon for homesteads or bulk lease under the Land Act.
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Tete
American-Hawaiian Steamship Company
Ttme
Tehui Jautepec Railroad
San Francisco
Union Iron Works
South America
Straits of Magellan
Hawaiian Islands
Pacific Coast
Gulf of Tehuantepec
Pacific
Mexico
Atlantic
Bay of Campenchy
Delaware
Mexican
Neverthelew
Atp
Ihs
American Hawaiian Line
Banana trade troubles from bad handling of Hilo fruit
R W Shingle of Henry Waterhouse Trust Co says poor handling has ruined the Hilo banana trade. Shingle cites misgrading, undersized or overripe fruit, diseased bunches dumped at the wharves, and calls for better handling and new banana steamers with Matson Navigation Line. He notes possible financing via Waterhouse Trust and talks with Capt Wim Matson but says nothing has been done yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Starlings
R. W. Shingle
Henry Waterhouse Trust Co. Ltd
San Francisco
Mr. Shingle
Hilo
Hawaii
Waterhouse Trust Company
Vicars
Wim. Matson
Matson Navigation
Whitehouse Denies Jail Contract Juggling Charges
L M Whitehouse in Hilo dismisses graft claims about the new jail contract. He details bid openings, sliding scales for cell sections, and his own lower bid of 12 950 for main building plus 13 495 with end cells. He notes site settlement costs and limited appropriation, pledges local labor and Hacksfeld supply, with work to start in six weeks and finish within six months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. M. Whitehouse
Hilo
the Tribune
Superintendent of Public Works
Arthur Harrison
Morolulu
Fernandez & Fernandez
WH. Lambert
True
Jobo T. Baker
Hilo Contractors
H. Hackfeld & Co
Charity drive aids Chinese Kindergarten in July
On Sabbath July 30 1905 at 16 a m a benevolent society urged members to “put on charity which is the bond of perfection.” Proceeds from July go to support the Chinese Kindergarten through Col. G. and community efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. G
Nevada Gold Boom Prompts Investor Confidence
George S McKenzie former Valekno Stables manager asserts in Honolulu that Nevada's Tonopah Goldfield district is booming. He cites new rail links easing transport, a 80 acre Lida B M claim near Florida mine, and ore assays promising profits as depth increases. Stock moved from sixty cents to par as development proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. S
McKenzie
Valekno Stables and Transportation Co., Ltd
Honolulu
Bulletin
Nevada
Tonopah
Goldfield
Lida B. & M
Tam
Judge Gear
Arizona
Florida
Contracted Chronic Diarrhoea In Combat Hospitals
While with the U S Army in the Philippines I contracted chronic diarrhea and suffered for over three years. I tried many doctors prescriptions with no relief until I used Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Cure. Two small bottles entirely cured me and I have had no recurrence. Hieratin Srui, 212 N Union Ave, Colorado, U S A. For sale by Hilo Drug Co.
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U.S
Philippines
Chamberlain
Kennedy
Hieratin Srui
N. Union Ave
Colorado
U.S. A
Hilo Drug Co
Special Meeting of Kilaua Lodge No Ap F and A M
Special meeting of Kilaua Lodge No Ap F and A M to work on First Degree. Members are invited to attend with visiting brethren. Secretary Vicars notes the meeting on Wednesday July 26 at 72s ppm and is signed by W. M. G. 1. vicars.
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Kilauea
Ap F
A.M
Hy Order of the
Vicars
Jury Draw Notice for Fegan August Term in Hawaii
Ty Ute Circuit Court of the Ponrth Circuit Territory of Hawaii announces jury pools for the Fegan August term to be held in Honokaa beginning August 6, 1909. Juries will be drawn publicly in the Fourth Circuit Court room in Hilo at 9 o clock on Friday, August 6, 1909, as required by law. Charles P. Parsons, Clerk, Hilo Hawaii, July 25, 1905.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ty Ute
Court of the Ponrth Circuit
Territory of Hawaii
Chamhres
Gewad
Honokaa
Island
Fourth Circuit Court
Hilo
Hawaii
A.D. Igug
Charles PF. Parsons
Tahha
Appointment of Administrator for Rawal Kulkahi estate in Hawaii
The administrator of the estate of Rawal Kulkahi is named and qualified in Hilo Hawaii. Creditors must present any claims with vouchers within six months from the date hereof or be barred. Signed by Kini Kaikahi administrator and attorneys Cant S. Sauri and Ch Tillams. July 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rawal Kulkahi
Kini Kaikahi
Cant S. Sauri
Hilo
Hawaii
Tyos
Health Board orders district disinfection after infectious deaths
At a July 1905 Board of Health meeting in Hawaii, a resolution authorizes summarily disinfecting buildings within a one mile radius of a death site or infectious patient. All occupants and belongings must be disinfected to the board’s satisfaction, with vacating of insanitary properties until sanitary conditions are met. Signed by Pinkham, Charlock, Atkinson.
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Bord of Health
Jane Goth
Huxwail Vies Kaorven
Board of Health
L. BE. Pinkham
Rules and Regulations on Liquor Seals Issued in Hawaii
The Territory Treasurer of Hawaii issues rules for adhesive liquor seals under Act 67 of 1905. Seals cost one cent, are cancelled after use, and may be sold to licensed dealers or fourth class licensees with orders. The office provides seal sizes, requires cancellation marks, and monthly sales reports by sheriffs.
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Wwe
A. J) Campbela
Territory of Hawaii
Honolulu
T. E
Public Lands Notice for Oliver Settlement Association
Notice to members of the Oliver Settlement Association that applications for their respective lots in Honomu Kalua Tract Hilo Hawaii will be received at the Office of Geo H Williams Sub Agent Land Department Hilo Hawaii between the hours of A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Settlement Association
Honomu Kalua
Hilo
Hawi
Geo. H. Williams
Lands offered for purchase in Honouliu–Rahiow Tract Hawaii
Notice states applications will be received after noon on Saturday July 1905 under the Land Act 1895 for right of purchase leases on the Honouliu Rahiow Tract. Lots from 29 to 37.73 acres valued $6 to $37.50 per acre. Cane may be removed by Hawaii Sugar Co. before April 1906. Details at Land Department Honolulu or Hilo Sub Agent. James W. Pratt Commissioner of Public Lands Honolulu June 17. 1909.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goo
MH. Williams
Land Department
Hilo
Hawaii
Hononsu-Rahiow
Oliver Settlement
Hovoiawa Sugar Co
Honolulu
Sub
Public Land Purchase Notices for Brughelli Settlement Lots
Notice of applications open from 9 am on August 1 1905 under the Land Act for Lots 1 2 6 7 8 9 Brughelli Settlement Association Olan Hawaii each 200 acres pastoral value 600 inform at Honolulu Land Office or Hilo Sub Agent office for qualifications and application method.
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Brughelli Settlement Association
Olan
Hawaii
Honolulu
Hilo
Hawaiian Home Rule Act Notice From 1905 Pacific
Official notice from the Hawaiian Homes Commission in Honolulu dated June 30 1905 details sections of the bill and related filings. It cites the Crown Lands and the Hawaiian Home Ownership Act and mentions public hearings and dates in July 1905.
Public Lands Notice for Lot 61 in Kaiwiki Hilo Hawaii
Public Lands notice invites applications to purchase Lot 61 Map 13 Kaiwiki Hilo Hawaii 25.10 acres agricultural class. Appraised value 175.70 dollars. Plans and full information at the Sub Agent's Office Hilo Hawaii. Commissioner of Public Lands Honolulu June 十九, 1906.
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Kaiwiki
Hilo
Hawaii
Honolulu
Land Claim Notice Under Hawaiian Royal Lands Act
Public notice announces filing of applications for parcel under Act of 1895 Section 61 and Parcel 13 in Kaiwiki Hilo Hawaii. Details include location at 25.10 acres and filings by agencies in Honolulu and Hilo with dates from June 24, 1994 to July 27, 01 and 18 25.
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Apana
Kaiwiki
Hilo
Hawaii
Papa
Aina Mabiai
Kuuinwaiwai
Honolulu
Jas. W. Pratt
Koniisina
Monarch Shirts Introduce New Hive for Spring in Hilo
The sale announces Monarch Shirts new Hive line for spring in Hilo. It boasts the best assortment and the choicest designs yet offered, claiming distinctive style and quality.
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Hilo
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