Local items list sales, meetings, and notices in Hilo
A week of hospital confinement for A Huteltown is noted alongside weekend visits, shopping offers at Holmes Store, and the Volcanos district notices. Tax deadlines, plantation meetings in Honolulu, and professional moves fill the town page with varied public and business events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Huteltown
Jule Chas
F Parsons
Volcano
Holmes
Moses
Masonic Lodge
Hilo
Warland
San Traneciscen i Tatlant
Honolulu
Mantere Association
Canal Straightening Proposed to Save Waiolama Stream
The Public Health Committee reports Waiolama stream is costly to keep open due to slight fall. Closing the canal would better allow water flow. widening or deepening to take all water is impractical. Swamp water flow directions and cattle trampling cause sludge. prohibiting annual pastures and straightening the canal could keep the stream clean. Recommend South Hilo Supervisor act on these recommendations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suipman
Waiolama
Waiolata
South Hilo
Olaa Road Improvements And Board Report
Road supervisor Go reports on Olaa district road work including moving a government rock crusher to 25 miles for rock output and repair plans for a steam road rofter and a firm named Theo Hy Davien & Co. He notes needs for miles, light road cart, and harness while crews repair the railway and clear ditches, with a notable effort to keep the rocks and access organized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supe Male
Pana
Te Hia
Dinner honors King Howard's birthday at Keprow home
Dr K eprow hosted a small stay dinner Thursday night to celebrate King Howard's birthday and his own natal day. Attendees included Adrwin, De W. IL Schoening, 1. 1, Auatia, N.G. Campion, and R. B. Balding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Keprow
King Howard
Dr Adrwin
de W. IL Schoening
Auatia
N.G. Campion
R. B. Balding
Peck Retires as President of First Bank of Hilo
Philip Peck resigns due to ill health after founding the First Bank of Hilo. C. C. Kennedy named to fill Peck’s term. F. S. Lymat elected secretary, replacing A. H. Jackson who is in Honolulu. Bank described as conservative and safe. new officers to be elected next January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Peck
Binet Ut F Mile
First Bank of
Hilo
Peck
C.C. Kennedy
Lymat
A. H. Jackson
Honolulu
Garbage complaint sparks health debate in Hilo
Health officer Dr Stow emails the board on garbage removal failures in Hilo noting bins rotting on sidewalks for days and rats drawn by trash. The Health Committee will probe the charges amid counterclaims from Andrew regarding past disputes. A separate lodge meeting adds a note on a gift watch fob and local shoe ads.
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le, Stow
Hito
Board of Supervisors
Mees
Hilo
Walakea
Andrews
Dr. Stow
S. 1
Desha
W. HH. Shipman
J.T. Moir
Stow
Anirews
County Treasurer Reports Cash Balances October 1905
The County Treasurer Latakea Instinute presents the October 31 1905 cash balances for the General Fund and Road Fund totaling 4 076.43 and 9 885.27 respectively to cover October bills. The detailed ledger shows receipts from Territorial Treasurer transfers September warrants and month receipts for North Hilo Hamakuas North Kohala South Kohala North Kona South Kona and Kaur with balances carried forward. A Hilo Burns Club meeting on November wth elected new members Wm Ross G Chalmers Thos Scott G P Lillicoe F M Anderson D Rust A C Gibb J A Jamie was reinstated with a social gathering following.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Latakea
Hilo Burns Club
Messrs
Wm. Ross
G Chalmers
Thos. Scott
G. P. Lillicoe
Hakalau
F. M. Anderson
D. Rust
Papsikon
A.C. Gibb
Wainaku
J. A. Jamie
Hakatan
Right conduct guides economic prep for next pairing
The article urges adherence to ethical behavior in economic planning as teams prepare for the upcoming pairing. It emphasizes disciplined decision making, fair competition, and clear standards to ensure successful outcomes.
Unclear Names List From Historical Notice
Fragmentary OCR lists multiple names and initials including Mrs A W Richarson Mis M Tove Joy Mex G Manuanidelgild and others such as HL Lougher B N Holaies A Louie fon Mrs Hy J Alewaniler and J A Kennedy, with scattered titles and roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Richarson
M. Tove Joy
G. Manuanidelgild
HL Lougher
B. N. Holaies
A. Louie Fon
Hy J. Alewaniler
A. N. Locke
M. McLeod
K Dwight
J. Bacon
J. A. Kennedy
Special Meeting Notice at Kilavea Lodge No 5
There will be a special meeting of Kilavea Lodge No 5 on Wellnessy, November 15th. A work in the degree will be performed and visiting brethren are cordially invited by the officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kilavea
Wellnesley
Nev
Heine
A Word to Wvelers And Chamberlain’s Department
A misprinted notice warns travelers about travel sickness and recommends Chamberlain’s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Medicine. Mr W J Stone will oversee the millinery and related departments at Kennedy store during the holidays with Hilo Turner Co as seller for the next two months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Stone
Chamberlain
Kennedy
Hilo L. Turner Co
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Econonic Shoe Co
Tadiod
Holmes’ Stork
Keith
Mackie
II Pontetion
Milo Electric Tight Co., Ltd
Jas
Lewis
de. Archer Irwin
J. BE. Metcalfe
Papaikon
Puoo
Mauna Kea
C. L. Clement
Hilo Herald
Maui
News
Whiluku
J. C. Carter
Kukaiau
Board of Trade
Fireman's
E. FL
Mes
W. J. Shipman
J. Motlanis
Tnt
Ilo
Henry Hayes
J. Holland
Adna Horner
Mia Clara Shipman
Kukuihaele
Triwonn
Anna Morehead
J. H. Morehead
Berkley
Cal
Amy Turner
Eunice Greggs
Volcano House
Hilo Bowring
E.W Moses
Atlas
Rice & Hutchins
C. C. Kennedy
James A. Kennedy
G. Deacon
McG. Deacon
Moir
Supe
King
Royal
KO Wal
Bain
VT. Peck
Prest Bank of Mite! Restens
Syd
CL. Stow
Rconomic
THE
Hilo Tribune
China
Sierra
Manche “Sonoma
T Sierra
Alameda
Ventura
Mongolia
Alamesa
Ani Marie Nebrasken
Siberia
Moana
Nevadan
Sam Francico
Tone B.C
Vokoban
Kinan
Tatu
Mauna Lon's
Tilo
Dec
Atate
Treasury
Territorial
Hall
North Hilo
Hamakuas
North Kohala
South Kohata
North Kona
Kaur
Crand
Hilo Boarding School
National Cash Register
J. A. M. Johnson Company, Ltd
Fort Street
L.turner
Gladiator
Stetson
the Hilo Drug Co, Limited
Tata
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