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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1906
Page
2
The notice lists a mix of local ads and society items from a Honolulu newspaper. It mentions a May meeting on Thursday, various lodge references, job ads offering wages around 10 cents and 15 cents per day, and brief items about people traveling, auctions, and community notices. The column preserves a crowded, fragmentary snapshot of civic and social life.
Community lodge invites members to a general assembly at the hall with family and guests welcome. Attendees will hear reports, discuss upcoming events, and elect officers. Date and time to be confirmed by postal notice.
The Box Office opens for a major benefit event featuring a varied program led by The Callous Widow and other acts. A matinee and evening performances will include a film and stage acts with proceeds aiding local causes.
An anonymous letter from a Chinese business figure urges Governor to admit Chinese workers to Hawaii for plantation labor. It argues thousands seek work, claims relief for residents, and warns against restricting immigration, detailing economic and social tensions tied to labor demand.
Baseball teams prepare for Saturday doubleheader at the Baseball Park led by Punghous and Calne with two more matches likely against Mallon Kaine. Teams are in good form, wearing uniforms as they face the Dest Her and Hemulir opponents, highlighting local league action and community support.
After a voyage the Ventura arrives near the Colonies at the Ovewmle wharf and will depart for Frineiven carrying passengers from Honolulu. Prominent London figures and W. Kile of the Majestic Theater in Sydney are onboard. The vessel’s arrival was highlighted by notable travelers rather than common concerns.
Salv Army announces a public meeting on April 30 at the Salvation Hall to discuss aid for Pacific Providence workers. Speakers include J Waller Dayle and Col. McCarthy as organizers describe trainee arrangements and Sunday school involvement, with prize phonics and a sermon from Mor shania.
By authority sealed proposals will be received at Hin Superintendent of Public Work Howotihe TU April 6 1008 for furnishing 60 one coal 260 tone to be delivered at Kalihy Pumping Station and Spring Station. bids must be in sealed envelope to C By Holloway Superintendent of Public Work. Endorsed Proposal for 60 tons of coal. The Superintendent reserves right to reject any bids after award. April 25 1008.
Notice announces penalties for individuals failing to comply with liquor license requirements in Hawaii Territory. Names and places listed include Honolulu and various localities, with a deadline of May 1 in the year 1800. The notice appears in a Honolulu office context and references territory authorities and officials.
A fragmented Ventura notice lists many names including Mrs Josh Bieh arts and J.D. Marquey among a lengthy roster of families and spouses connected to eastern promissory or settlement items. The document reads like a harbor of names tied to a coastward event, with numerous mis-spellings and partial titles.
A blast during excavation for the Hew McCaudlege block on King Street caused flying debris and alarm. Sirens filled the air as rubble struck a storefront wall near Bethel Street, with three frightened bystanders and two injured. A local hotel street trader's door was shattered as he fled, narrowly missing harm. The incident's impact varied by where the blast debris landed.
Maritime news from San Francisco describes delays and possible government actions as Oceanic Company vessels suspend sailing. Observers cite contracts, potential impressment risk, and irregular operations during the war era. A joint Chinese-American group plans fundraising and aid to ship families, while Honolulu and Oakland exchanges signal shifting freight flows.
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