Ailo Tribune Publication Notice
The Ailo Cribune announces weekly publication by W H Haworth in October 1903. This notice indicates Friday editions and Hawaii postal publication details for the newspaper remaining a periodical in the territory.
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Newspaper
Hilo Tribune
Location
Hilo, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1903
Page
4
The Ailo Cribune announces weekly publication by W H Haworth in October 1903. This notice indicates Friday editions and Hawaii postal publication details for the newspaper remaining a periodical in the territory.
County voters are presented with a Republican ticket listing Sheriff L A Andrews Clerk Norman Kilman Auditor Nathan C Willeong and Treasurer A Storie as the official slate.
Editorial clippings describe Chairman Crabbe urging county conventions to endorse George R. Carter for governor, but only West Hawaii adopted a resolution amid intimidation. East Hawaii Maui Kauai Oahu rejected or stalled the measure, signaling broad public weariness with the Carter candidacy and the incumbent political ring.
The Maui News endorses Hon. A. N. Kepoikai as the ideal next governor, arguing his broad liberal views and administrative ability would satisfy both whites and Hawaiians, making his appointment the wisest and most unifying choice for the Islands after Governor Dole’s retirement. George K. Carter is deemed an unpopular alternative.
For Sale, Lot on Waianuenve Street near Court Home. Inquire with W. Rockey or J. U. Smith for details.
G W Macfarlane announces that his agency for John Fowler & Co Leeds has transferred to Honolulu Iron Works Co as sole Hawaiian Islands agent for all Fowler lines including steam plows and spares. He assures customers continued care and thanks Hawaiian planters for years of support.
Notice of sale under probate authority by JOSE GOMEZ SERRAO as administrator of Jose Gomes Jardine. Public auction of Lot No 4 of Kukuau South Hilo Hawaii, 2.1 acres with leasehold in Lot No 2 Ponohawai, and personal property, none specified, to be held October 7, 1903 at 11 a.m. at front court door. Cash in US gold coin. conveyances at purchaser expense.
The Honolulu Iron Works Co. established a branch office and sales department in Hilo to handle a growing Island of Hawaii business. A. W. Keech is named manager, with office and warehouse at Mewes Theo H Davies & Co. Ltd Waiannenie street. The move aims to speed service and avoid delays from sending orders to Honolulu.
The Hilo Railroad Co outlines the July 13 1903 timetable for passenger trains excluding Sundays to Volcano and Mount Vwaly with limited services. Notice states enforcement of vehicle tire wheel rules after December and describes excursion and commutation ticket policies, signed by WH Lambert and A Ladgath on Sept 22 1903.
Public notice from the Hawaii Territory outlines filing deadlines for county offices in East Hawaii, Windward, Maui and Kauai. Nomination papers must be filed in Honolulu by October 15, 1903, with a $25 deposit, and eligibility requires 21 years of age, territory citizenship, and residency. The District Attorney candidate must be admitted to practice in the Territory Supreme Court. Papers require at least 25 qualified electors’ signatures. G. K. Carter, Secretary. C. Buckland, Electoral Registrar. Honolulu.
Sanford B. Dole proclaims a special election for Hawaii Territory counties to be held on November 24, 1903, 8 a.m. to 6 p.m., across Molokai, Maui, Oahu and other districts excluding Kalawao Kalaupapa. Registers precincts list detailed boundaries and officer positions including seven supervisors sheriff county clerk and other officials. The proclamation covers district boundaries for Oahu, Hawaii, Maui, Molokai and Kaula within three nautical miles of shores.
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