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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1901
Page
11
The piece critiques local government and the governor’s actions regarding legislative processes and appointments. It discusses delays in transactions, the governor’s stance on information, and the broader impact on Republican policy in Hawaii, citing the Morning Mercury as a comparative reference.
An editorial style discussion by WN Armstrong argues American small farmers cannot be enticed to Hawaii to work sugar fields. It cites migrant labor from the mainland, considers transportation costs, and questions colonization schemes as solutions, urging careful policy before expanding plantation labor with white farmers.
An aging Honolulu veteran, once a chief engineer, reflects on how Kalakaua era changes have given way to modern growth. He notes shifts in social life, transit, and commerce, predicting harbor and street improvements, expanded harbor facilities, and bigger Pacific steamers. He praises local newspapers for covering the town’s progress.
An historic district article notes the formation of an athletic association with Mog, Am Ortcwn Athletic Union, and Poloth. The pale tournament starts the ith, a match with Maat set for the 26th, a smoking concert planned two weeks from next Saturday, and rowing to begin in about a week. Tomorrow sees the Searun mogis Raglaed in football at Makikt.
For sale a side of the property adjoining the Kamehameha Girls School. Road to extend to the sea with crossroads between blocks. Every lot to have frontage on land at sea level. No swamps or freshet. An offer from a great manufacturing company to buy part of the property. The chances are the sale proceeds.
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