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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1904
Page
3
The store highlights new dress fabrics including Silk Embroidered Latin Roming Bustable for afternoon or evening wear, washable with 30 inch width. A variety of dress materials such as crepes, batistes, cheviots and brillants follow. Neckwear features decorative bows at 38 cents. Wide leather belts from 60 cents, and new wrisbags at 40 cents. Childrens chair purses offered in assorted colors.
A brief listing describes new gemgns 42 inch wide in 18c and fancy striped scrims available for purchase.
Perminston granted En jas to accompany Professor Koebele to Australia for about six months with Perkins joining at the port on the Sith. Terry remains in charge of local work while discussions on introducing the British staring proceed. Fire reports mark minor damage near Volcano road. Government plant sales continue with 243 plants sold. ornamental and fruit plant distribution noted. Federal chemist funding concerns loom as legislative action nears. Hamakua tobacco experiment progresses well.
Edmund Hart states a meeting about the Maul Street clerkship will occur after Kepotkal’s Senate confirmation. The page lists numerous names and ends with a Honolulu real estate ad offering easy terms on several parcels and homes around Puunolu Ka Mehiameha Road Punahou Kalihi and more, via the Pioneer Building and Loan Association.
The regular monthly meeting of the Bulldere and Traders Exchange will be held tonight. Items include revised collection relations, the New York Board of Trade transport, Merchant Marine Commission, citizenship of Oriental schoolchildren, and a permanent Honolulu garrison among other business. Also promotes Pain-Killer as a universally useful remedy for burns and various body pains.
Summary of departmental line items: incidentals and insurance allocations across various offices in Cuba Maui Hawaii Kauai and Kauai conveyances with figures including 150 000 00 3 200 00 1 400 00 400 00 570 00 and related running costs and charitable allocations.
Departmental expenses include printing advertising and traveling costs for road building and lighting projects in Honolulu Hilo and across the islands. Major allocations cover electric lighting waste removal curb paving sewers and maintenance of police fire alarm and park facilities with varied sums noted for roads bridges landings and related works.
A garbled OCR page lists multiple department expenses including water and fire services for Benrav or Water Wonka, Hilo Fire Department, and indirect costs. Other items mention incidentals, field parties, office work, judiciary expenses, and law book purchases for various circuit courts, with continued notes on page six.
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