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Newspaper

Hilo Tribune

Location

Hilo, Hawaii, United States of America

Date

Mar 06, 1906

Page

3

Planters Back Policy Of Giving Land To Labor Immigrants

Acting Governor Atkinson presses for immigration policy tying labor intake to land grants. W. G. Irwin & Co and Olaa Sugar Co back one acre fee simple parcels for each labor family, with town sites planned at Wainaku and Olaa. Thurston and Damon noted for support as land is laid out and titles offered after three years’ occupancy.

Atkinson Board of Immigration Giffard W. G. Irwin & Co HILO OLAA John ‘A. Scott Wainaku Olan Sugar Co Thurston Damon Olaf

Rev J A Cruzan Leaves Congregational Salt for Unitarianism

Hawaii based clergyman Rev J A Cruzan long associated with Fort Street Church Honolulu and Central Union Church after the 1886 fire, left Congregational ties for Unitarianism. He later served in Hilo and Spokane, Washington, while San Francisco Chronicle notes his editorial work for The Pacific and calls for liberal Christians to stay loyal to Unitarian principles in 1906. Subscription notice for Tri-enua appears at end.

J. A. Cruzan Hawaii Fort Street Honolulu Bethel United Central Union Church Cruzan Hilo San Francisco Chronicle the Pacific Unitarian Church Spokane Wash

Many Japs Coming To Hawaii By Immigration Rise

The Star reports a marked rise in Japanese immigration to Hawaii with over a thousand arriving monthly since the year began. Five hundred Japanese aboard the Korea near Yokohama are bound for Honolulu, while mainland migration grows to about five hundred monthly. A steamer will repatriate many before month end amid debate over the California labor proposition. The imperial government restricts Japan to Hawaii bound travel, aiming to continue to the mainland.

Hawaii Korea Yokohama Honolulu California America Star

Oregon Girls At Young Hotel Ball In Hawaii

Oregon girls entertained at the Alexander Young Hotel in Honolulu with a well attended ball. Kaai Quintet Club provided Hawaiian music while guests enjoyed a pleasant evening under illuminated Roof Garden decor. Miss Edyth Weatherred chaperoned the party and manager Gray hosted a delightful event for all attendees.

Alexander Young Hotel Hawaii Oregon Gray Edyth Tozier Weatherred Advertiser

Freight charges to shippers for unaccompanied launches

Notice to shippers that all freight sent to ships by our launches will be charged to shippers unless accompanied by a written order from the captain of vessels. R. A. Lucas & Co.

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Theo. H. Davies & Co., Limited Monumen Iron and Steel J.C. Axtell & Co P.O Alakea Street ORS Land Policy the Irwin & Co Olna Plantations Accord Oregon Girls At Young Hotel Govenor Atkinson Thut Chamberlain Hilo Drug Co R. A, Lucas & CO Goo Hoo the Tailor Front Street The Tribune Publisher's Club A Saturday Evening Post Hilo Tribune Wekly World’s Work Everybody’s Magazine Hilo Tribune Eekly Hilo Tribune Publishing Co., Ltd California + Fertilizer Works San Francisco Cal Hiro L. Turner Co. Limited Royal Mail Canadian Pacific Bel+ Say Company B. C Sydney Victoria B.C Suva Ans Kane Vancouver Brisbane, Q Brisbane Imperial Limited Montreal Canada United States Europe Theo. H. Davies & Co., Ltd., Gen’ Agts
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