The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-01-01

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etabIes do well in Honolulu. Major
Wall receives, present from Prince
Fushimi. L. 5. lands guns from
cruiser New Orleans. Marine cable
held to be taxable.
IAN, 1S-Accounts Commission work
ing on scheme to divide Territorial
cash between counties. Metropoh-
tan Meat Co and GraZiers Co, lock
horns. Basis of E. K. Lilikalani's
claims to Crown Lands. DR.. AL
varez advises Portuguese to not go
to Mexico.... Police MatrOn for Ga
hu Jail, wanted by w. c. T. U.....
Report of work of Attorney Generals
Department for past two years
Jan. 19-Islands ambitious to supply
beef to Transports. Mckinley Park
NAV be given to Territory. Rubber
seeds brought from Mexico by George
Ewart Sisa1 Company sends sam
pies to Maine for experiment in pa
per making.
Jan. 2O.-Builders and Traders Ex-
change elect officers. -. Pineapp!es
and coffee to be sent to President
Roosevelt. -. President refuses to re-
appoint Geo. D. Gear, Circuit Judge.
Journalists preferred by Pres.
Roosevelt for diplomatic positions.
Delegate Kalanianaole objects 70
Sec'y Atkinson's interference with
his duties. 1000 $1,000 Territorial
bonds signed. 80 Byron O. C1ark's
views on possibilities of agriculture.
Princes Emma Defries takes
hack at Lilikalani genealogical tree
New Orleans Ministries give de-
lightful entertainment.
dorsed by Labor Council. =. Inter-Is-
land S. S. Co. absorbs Wilder's S. s.
Co..C. H FDickey advocates FREE
quent voting on Local Option. :. Com
mon liver-fiuke in Hawaii. =. Federal
Trust control advocated. Annual
meeting of Central Union. Annual
Meeting of Children's Helpers.
Jan. 22.-Colonial form of government
for Hawaii suggested by Senator
Foraker and Congressman Tawney.
.Theosophist Charles w. Lead
beater lectures at Young HOTEL.
Statistics of Hawaiian sugar crops
and prices for ten years. w. w.
Harris views on County Government.
Sad tale of Brughelli's mule.
Jan. 23-Principal Horne's address to
Students at Central Union Kahau-
y
once. -. Transports to stop at Ho-
nolulu hereafter. Big money in Ba-
nanas. Hawaiian woods in de-
mand. -. Notes on Insect work by D.
L. Vandine.
Jan. 24.-Sailors prey of landsharks.
New Public Land policy, more
friendly to agriculture. Much de-
mand for public lands, by bona fide
settlers. Honolulu Stock Exchange
institutes two daily sessions. Re |
port of Geo. r. Ewart and associates
on rubber plantations of Mexico. |
Suggestions for probate bill. 81 New |
prison wing at Oahu Jail occupied.... |
Germans celebrate Kaiser's brithdav. |
Jan 25.-Delegate aims blow at Secre-
tary'S salary. Public Lands are kept |
in control by new provision in leas- |
es... Sugar Stock very active. De-
legate Kalanianaole secures insertion |
in appropriation bill of $500 900 for |
Honolulu harbor.. Burns birthday j.
celebrated. Consensus of opinion
about small farming l.
Jan. 26.-Merchants and planters have
spicy interchange. Plans of the
Nahiku Rubber Co... Some Sugar
Stocks tumble. Banks Archer
Irmgard and Santiago race to the
coast.
Jan. 27.-Gov. Carter prepares two
messages, one upon matters of gen
eral interest, the other to accompany
Territorial financial esttma tes.. e.. Ha-
waiian militia returns ordnance
stores to Mainland. -. Firebug con-
Victed at Kailua. Who owns the
fish? Difficulty between japanese fish
ermen and the Q. r. e L. Co. Rapid
Transit carries about half a million
a month. Prison labor. road work,
wages and Liquor licenses -. Kama's
Mary. a story. Our Missionary
Annals, by Prof. Hosmer.
IAN. 2S.-Judge Hatch resigns Terri
torial bonds not taxable. ..J G.. ]
Pratts nomination held Public
cash runs short. Incident of the
Delegate and his cadetships. Re-
ception by Consul Isenberg in honor
of birthday anniversary of the Ger
man Emperor. Hawaiian entomo-
logical Society organized. School
thespiars present two plays. T
an. 29.-The Geneau case and a Cali
fornia parallel. Boy killed by base
bali in Hilo..... Picker elected Com
modore of Hawaii Yacht Club. Mrs
Kahele Kekupaa dies at the age of
80 years. Walkers contract for
dredging Alakea Slip held valid. "A
change of occupation, by a pulpit F
FOUNDER. Geo. u. Mcclellan in Har-
per's Weekly on conditions in Ha-
wall.
an. 30.-Tree planting in urban and
suburban Streets. Lunalilos ami
versary to be observed tomorrow. F
Leadbeater speaks on removing
the veil. Canadian subsidy for Col
cnial line. Maui's needs catalogued.
Mysterious Islands of the Pacific.
Law of Property points expound-
ed. Worlds sugar prospects. Coffee
Am. blk. WiIlscott makes
long record voyage of 353 days from
to Pacific port.
IN. S1.-Judge Dole refuses to leave r
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