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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1903
Page
3
In Kalaupapa a visiting committee assessed the leper settlement. Visitors reported adequate food clothing and necessities though calls for a new hospital and home for the blind. Rain limited access but officials and residents engaged in questions and ongoing review of care.
The Holy Week schedule lists Holy Communion and Evening Prayer at 7 a.m. and 7 p.m. through Monday to Maundy Thursday, with special Bishop led services on Good Friday. Easter Day includes Holy Communion, Morning Prayer, and an assembled Knights Templar delegation, plus a United Sunday School event in the afternoon.
Wailuku, April 1 Honey Tallent age 49 died at home Monday evening March 20 from pneumonia. Tallent, intelligent and industrious, long served as assistant ongae ball ar at Wailuku Augie Company where he was a trusted employee. He was clerk of the Second Circuit Court during the late G Armateona leave. He leaves a young wife and several kin. Funeral plans set for Tuesday afternoon, services to be held at Haleakalā Indigenous Book.
Community meeting in Maui plans July 4 races at Kahului track to boost purses and attract Honolulu riders. Officials seek Maui bred horses and local owners to bring favorites, aiming to draw visitors and increase event prestige.
In Wailuku on April Fool's Day a practical joker spread false news that Frank Sylva of Waikapu was dead. Relatives prepared to attend a funeral, only to learn he was alive. The incident sparked wide attention as authorities promised action if the joke continued.
The report details school inspection in Wanuna with commentary on program quality. Mr Kit traveled to Latuini to meet his wife and plans to return Sunday for a vacation after months of work. Difficult access in Hlathele and Motokill areas worsens during heavy weather.
A two month spell of cold weather in Honolua draws much remark from locals. A wandering elder speaks of solving a problem amid crowd chatter. The article notes unusual frost-like conditions affecting tropical shores and daily life.
During a visit to the leper settlement, a subscription of 30.50 was raised by members of the legislative party. The funds were to be evenly divided between the Kalaupapa and Kalawao bands. W. J. Coetha started the drive, with others contributing.
Waiahoho Better, Wallula area, and Apell td Walaholo, of the Moncey Stil Company, has improved after a fall from a horse two months ago. He has resumed duties at the plantation and is moving about in a brake. Dr Deters, the Plantation Hooter, has been attending.
A Hawaiian congregation schedules its election of officers amid references to bills and committee discussions. News notes a forthcoming meeting and related local matters affecting governance within the community.
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