Local notices and arrivals from Hilo and Honolulu
The column lists arrivals from Honolulu by the Kinau and Kaua, including Serre, Prouty, and Captain Johnson. visits by A Ridgway and Major Harris. local business moves such as Serrao liquor license and new Sermo block rooms. school and labor day observations in Hilo. bridge and water works progress. fresh market items and fish pond stock delays due to SF strikes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JG. Serre
Wernentay
Honolulu
Harry Knell
Union
J. A
Kina
Henatile
Kitlie
Moves & Rawmonils
Burne Chase
Spreckels’ Hall
Savanlay
A.C. Ridgway
Moveltilic
Walukea Republian
Christian Science Hall
Brayman
Mountain View
Benton & Ariole
Villa Franca
J. C. Lyman
Esther R. Lyman
Enterprise
C. J. Stow
Don Bowman
Hakalaw
S$, Johnson
W. W. Carlyle
Company F
Kinao
Hilo
G. Serrachan
New
Sermo Block
Soloman Street
Salvation Army Corps
McLeod-Hutchinson
Sermo Hall
Major Harris
Harris
Mollulu
Serrao Hall
Department of Publi Works
Judge Hapat
Home Rule Party Holds County Convention in Puwen
The Home Rule party met at the Mawniten hotel in Puwen with over fifty delegates. Key officers were named, including H W Lyman as chair and Joseph Oliver as secretary. Sheriff race winner William Keolanat topped a 26 to 4 vote for sheriff. other county offices listed with candidates. Meanwhile Company FONG HM, stationed in Hilo for a ten day encampment, arrived with parade plans and events at Volcano and Ponobawai streets, plus a concert and drills. An entertainment feature praised Freear's performances in Spreckels Hall, while local bridge plans drew objections for only three feet of clearance. A train to Walakea serves 7 pm Sunday, with charity hall tickets selling fast and a ten-musician Hilo orchestra on deck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westerley
Mawniten
Puwen
FW Heekley
Anable Lehwirinin
Joseph Oliver
H.W. Lyman
J. Maton
Ry Bncow
Makekan
T. RK
Lalaken
Keolanat
Brown
Treasuer
Rufio A. Lyman Sr
C. Willfor
S. K. Lyman
Company Fong. HM
Johnson
Hilo
Kinan
Fetter
Company 1D
Borreks
Volcano
Ponobawai
Lite
Hootulu Park
Wainkea Mission
Haili Church
Walakea
Spreckels’ Hall
Congrati Inted
Wireless Telegraph Line to Mahukona Nears Completion
Manager Crew's team arrives to supervise the wireless telegraph line from Hilo to Mahukona. System simplified to a single relay at Lahaina, with direct messages soon from Kahihi to Mahukona. Superintendent Cooper tests line. government subsidy due upon acceptance. tolls cut to ten cents a word.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wireless Tele Ray
Throng
Hilo
Mahakona
Avetem
Lahaina
Atu
Mehukona
Wireless Company
Cooper
Jens
The
Wireless
Hilo Telephone Company
Pineapple Co-op Meeting in Hilo District Discusses 1904 1905 Crop
A preliminary meeting at the office of Chas. Furneaux gathered Pineapple Growers and local residents to discuss forming a company to exploit a pineapple market for 1904 and 1905. Attendees included Lymn Fueneaux Brown Clement McKenney Lyman Paty and others with committees named to study costs and production. Estimates indicate 40 000 pineapples produced in the Hilo district this year due to lack of market. The Catholic church in Hilo announced services and education programs, and news of the death of Father Alguast G Serrao, a former Milo business man, with his funeral planned at the Portuguese Christian Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Extalilaty & Pierphe
Chas. Furneaux
MS. Lymn
Chon
Fueneaux
J. 1
Redsey
L. C. Brown C. J. Clement
A.C. McKenney
B.A. Lyman
Geo Paty
Rd Litke
Tarbert
Furneaus
Lili
Kelsey
FS. Lyman
Tga
Prom
Hilo
Alguast G. Serrao
Hilo Yertentey
Milo
Islands
Jens Jacksonville
Kinau Passenger List Couriers Passengers From San Francisco
The Enterprise arrived Monday afternoon nine days from San Francisco with numerous passengers listed including J A Scott CL N Jouty J Serrao K Rosenberg Captain S Johnson Mrs F Davidson Mrs Olsen and child Hon F W Heckley and wife Major Harris Captain McLeod C M Lusted Robert King and many others. Names include Mrs J Mo Cine wis daughter Mrs Alice McKenzie Mrs J Lyman and laughter Mrs Tracy Max Trey Miss McCant Dollie Summer Miss Stormer Mins Eather Lyman Miss Josephine Deys Ming Dillon Mins M J Motter Outgolne Kina List Philip Miss Willcock Mrs J W Luddie Hoe Colburn We Do Westerwelt Fr Cross Pe J Chaplant wife and child W Til and wife Mrs J E Mellin and two children Mrs S W Olsen and child Mrs I Herbert vm two children Hon E W Beckley and wife Miss Mary Nailin DOW Anderson Mrs J Tacs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Scott
Enterprise
San Francisco
Ute
J. Mo
Cine Wis
Alice McKenzie
J. Lyman
Tracy
Max Trey
Miss McCant
Dollie Summer
Miss Stormer
Mins
Eather Lyman
Josephine Deys
Ming Dillon
M. J. Motter
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Lacal
W.S. Wie
Watwkea
Shanghai
Ching
Marshall Hs
Times
Marshall
Dan c Titties
Mi Wiphell
Are
Per Callon
Hoffschlaeger Co
Thle
Hen. Pow. Heekly
Precar
Spreckels Hall
Freear
Plan
Owl Drug Store
Walluka Bridge
Boual
Beidge Street
Wailiki
Puneo
Department of Public Works
Portakee
Haiti
Hyn. Mies Shaw
Sarah Lynn
Little Mids Canaria
Temperance
F. J. Nash
Mr. Rekuewa
Mr. Silva
S. 5
Waiakea
Vs. Black
Hanana
Hoitor TarsuNne
Uudille
California
Catholic Services
Catholic Church
Hetdoe Surset
Bumlaye
Holy Man
Tocgo m
AL Go
Hugliah
Hiwatian
Holy Mus
Heather's
Father Oliver
Kinau
Enterprise Ariives
Opregress’ Hall
Royal
Henry Hayes
Waianuenue
Siena
Kilauea
A.M
Ly Order of the
W. M. Thos
Ridgway
Freear’s
Haberdashery
M.F. McDonald
Economic Shoe Co., Ltd
Volcano Road
N. Russel Spreckels’ Block
Hilo, Hawaii
Hilo Hospital
Owl Drag Co
AL Mountain View
Tile Railway
Tle Perfect
Wise & Ross
Waidmunie Street
Tmunka
Court House
W. Rockey Orf. A. Smith
Hatterick
Moses & Raymond
Crescent
City
Carvalho Bros
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