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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1911
Page
4
A heavily garbled OCR passage references Parke Oke Pinki and KanaWi Hoopanapone in Hawaii. Mentions May, April dates, and legal terms, with multiple names obscured. Indicates a public or legal notice context but lacks clear actions or outcomes.
A compact notice records Hawaiian legal and public actions from 1911, including court orders and official proclamations. It mentions Parke and a 1000 April date, with references to a territorial or governmental process and related official entities.
The report notes Kanawai 79 a game win over Mokena with a score 74 to 0 in Hawaii. It references a public event at Tevitore o Hawaii and lists dates in April. Local officials and teams are mentioned with names rendered, including Ranawai Hoopenapono Hat.
The article outlines proposed water authority measures and pipeline work rules, including compliance with a new legal framework. It references territorial authority, timelines, and public utilities obligations. It notes the involvement of named agencies and officials and cites an April 12 deadline for certain regulations and Acts.
Kanawai o Hawaii: kupuna a pau, hookolike ana i na kupono a no ka makai nui, a me ke pono o ke kuni sila ana. Ke unuhi nei ia ma ke kikokikona no ka hoopuka ana o na kumukahi a na anaina, me na noi hoopakele a me na kupono hoona. Hiki i ke auhau a me ke kahua o ke Kulanekahale ke hoike i ka hoopuka a me ka noho o ke kupuna.
Kanawai 480 nei o THT ma ke Ncotia wei i heluhelvia wi panei. Pauly Aske kekahi Agena hoopae limathuna e koi, hoowalewale a Taleo hookikina a Dole e hone e koi, hoowale, wili jolene Hookikina i kekahi mea Inweluwe a i ole kanwa i heapan sit kane like. Parke o ke kanaka i huiho i ka hoʻolaha o ke Kanawai i kona apono ia The Apevia, Mo TL 1911.
At the Hotel La Salle Chicago officials and dignitaries gathered for the monthly board of control event where Dr William A Evans Chicago health commissioner urged the congress be International in name and scope. J Blanchard US Reclamation Service spoke of vast arid lands ready for irrigation and home formation. The event featured seven consular representatives and railway leaders while Evans touted wide reclamation aims and future standards for the organization.
At a Territorial Board of Health session President Mott Smith praised harmony with county officials. Faxon Bishop questioned Pilipino immigrant regulations, noting Manila medical exams and arguing stricter limits could halt immigration. A special commission was named to investigate. Cholera campaign and enforcement plans were outlined, with Dr. Pratt reporting the Gold Mine district clearance and broader crackdown.
Hawaii Promotion Committee plans to ship Hawaii’s best known song Aloha Oe to the Sheffield choir of over 200 members aboard a Vancouver steamer bound for Honolulu and Australia. Copies will be supplied to choir members to ensure the song is performed during the voyage and at performances abroad.
A historical medical notice claims six months of symptoms signalnu kidney disease with 67000 annual deaths from kidney troubles. It notes most victims have Bright's Disease, and urges readers to seek professional advice and writes to John Ful ton at 10 Huttery St, Ban Brangelina for more information.
A lecture on Lausanne is scheduled this afternoon at Bt Clement’s parish church. The event, hosted by Women’s Gail St Clement’s Church, starts at 3 o'clock and includes a light repast after.
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