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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1903
Page
5
To All Readers Of Good Books a new circulating library opens on April 1 in Honolulu offering moderate membership fees around 90 cents, with a catalog spanning poetry natural history cookbooks and travel titles. Members may borrow up to five books at a time and all titles must be returned within one week.
Fragmentary OCR lists a chapel program with names such as Lola A. Mattox Salas, Jenny Garner, Mr. Gis Het Mae Shera and others. Mentions readings, music selections, and a Butler service context within a church event at Exeter.
A program at the Orpheum will present a variety of Hamadan dances and a central tableau show. The event promises a love theme with graduates and soldiers in attendance. Tea am Heepla will open the show to reserve seating on April 10, with the date and details partially garbled in the text.
The attendee program arranged by Mrs. A. Dows Currier promises a crowded Le Orpheum tonight with comedy and music. The evening features a lively program and refreshments.
Pepper whiskey advertisement by Wall Nichols Co Ltd lists Nuuanu Street location and telephone S08.
The Elleford Company showcases a strong program of poetry scenes and exciting tableaux from its big repertoire. Lead performers Norian and Elleford promise a lively schedule with many familiar pieces and new selections. The company will present eight to ten acts daily, with a rotating cast and its own scenery for enhanced spectacle. The opening is set for Monday, April 20.
Easter Sunday concert at Mackeel Island features The Hundred Over lure Easter The Hunter Hymn and Mozart selections. Also notes welcoming Dr Panjos as guest speaker and a charity fundraising event. Kamehameha group performs. High Chiefess Kekaa mau Pratt will host monthly at Pratt Villa Walkiki.
A fragment filled local notice column mentions a front room for rent at 743 King Street and various errands. It lists people and places including Mrs George D Gear, New Haviond Bakery, Day's grocery, and a church service schedule. The passage mixes rental offers, community notices, and court-related items with faded OCR text.
In Honolulu on April 10 1903 race results and stock listings appear with unclear OCR text. Names and figures are partially legible including a Pioneer horse entry and planers or bidders. The fragment hints at betting values and participant identifiers but specifics remain obscured.
A long, fragmentary letter from Mrs Harold Delma in Victoria, B C, dated March 22, recounts travel to Hilo and Honolulu, mentions painters Sharp & Wise, and notes the Iris steamer’s voyage to Baquital and its role as a tender repairing for the Pacific cable project. It also describes the Interpoint cable route and the Hele steamer kept for Atlantic work with operations in Alberni canal.
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