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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1910
Page
13
A late night accident near the Daeving trick area damaged Dr Fairweather's vehicle. Witnesses report the auto veered into a trench near a Methodist church installation site. No serious injuries noted as the driver and nurse passenger faced initial checks and repair estimates.
The public works superintendent delivers a year end statement reviewing revenues and expenditures of the Water Works Department through December 21, 1900. It contrasts water and sewer costs, notes misallocations, and questions charges, bonds, and the adequacy of revenue to fund future improvements and bond payments.
The Halley’s Comet spectacle rises over Koko Head each morning at 4 a.m. from the Ocean View District, with the author praising Honolulu’s beauty and claiming the rare visit makes the Paradise of the Pacific a celestial display visible from Ocean View lots.
Conservative investors and ocean-view homeseekers flood to the Ocean View District as Halley’s Comet appears urging buyers to act now in Honolulu’s growing city. Workmen deploy to prepare residential lots for Greater Honolulu’s 100,000 residents, promising future profits mirrored by Spokane and Los Angeles investments.
Officials of the College of Hawaii seek a high elevation site for an observatory to maximize ocean view and atmospheric clarity. After evaluating the city, they select a lot in the New Ocean View District. The Comet is here by schedule, inviting the public to visit the pavilion and rest house near the observatory to enjoy the scenery and climate.
Ocean View District offering high elevation artesian water electric lights paved streets and delightful climate. Take the Wataing car to Kalmuk branch office to view property maps and literature. Fixed prices 500 for corner lots 400 for inside lots with 1250 9q. ft. down 50 and 10 per month. Call 669 for appointment.
The newly named Fern Park in Kalihi will open to the public between 3 and 5 PM with a Territorial Band concert. Mayor Joseph J. Fern and city officials plan to attend as the park is turned over to the people for general recreation including baseball and outdoor games for Ka-Whi’s youth.
A large share of booked passengers for the Makura voyage to Vancouver via the Cana dian Australian liner Mae kura face disappointment as warnings arrive that only limited accommodations exist for the many applicants. About ninety have secured passage on the Bruint Maar, with the Makura expected to bring smaller general cargo vessels from the Auth podes.
Sergeant Frank Wesner of Troop L, 6th Cavalry and Private William A Brennan of Troop M, 6th Cavalry, released from Fort Shafter port hospital and report for duty. Also noted are reports from Fort Shafter on infantry examinations, marksmanship practice, and personnel changes including Musicians Soners, Corporal Kinkle, and Sergeant Manns returning to duty. The article mentions the burning of the Enterprise, a wooden warship built in 1873, and its historical note.
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