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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1904
Page
6
The Senate afternoon session reconsiders Bill No 1 on salaries with minor changes and debates sewerage rate provisions, aiming to specify charges. House-origin appointments were confirmed except for K Nuipo WPrvetnet who lacks board representation. The publication offers a concise resume with subscription details.
Sugar prospects in France worsen after Brussels talks as beet root acreage remains high in Germany and Austria while France sees reduced beet area. Cultivation prices drop to 8.28 to 147 per ton, provoking calls for production cuts and new uses for sugar. France plans a smaller harvest with many factories possibly closing.
In Westminster Abbey and central London, Annie Page, age ten, waits for her sister Amelia while reading letters from home. A chance encounter with a helpful stranger yields stamps for sale and a brief rescue, leading to a small reunion at Marble Arch as their City trek unfolds amid a coronation backdrop.
Listings offer several male on anay terms residences in Honolulu. Options include an acre and a half near the Rapid Transit at Puunui for 1600, an acre and a third with dwelling on Kahemameha Road near King Street for 500, a quarter acre with a dwelling on Railiian street Pusabou for 8000, and a quarter acre with a cottage at Kalihi near Rapid Transit for 2000. All may be sold with monthly installments if desired. Further details from Pioneer Building and Loan Association, 122 King Street. 4. V. Gear, secretary.
G. Hewitt a Walebian licensed to practice law in district courts. Collections made and business attended to. Derbys and hotels listed with hours from 9 to 4.
The Interest In Field Day at the Hoys Brigade grounds promises a large turnout with fair weather. Governor Carter and Secretary Al Kinnon will present medals to the winning contestants after over fifty entries already registered. Events start at 4 40 p m and run to completion.
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