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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1906
Page
2
A dense page of items reports weather, public notices, concerts, and community events in Hawaii. It mentions room rentals, farm products, a public concert, school activities, and upcoming meetings while noting road works and local civic plans with numerous names, places, and dates interwoven in the colonial-era prose.
An advertisement promises a $100 reward to any single person who can provide a cane exhibit of incurable venereal or leprosy sores for treatment by Wallach's Indian Remedies. The offer claims genuine intent and free consultations, urging doctors to test Healy's claims and insisting timely action as tomorrow may be too late.
A private advisory notice appears by mail from J Lor Wallach offering an advice tree service through a strict private channel. The notice directs readers to a P O Box 77 and mentions Ne by All Druggiste as a surrounding locator.
A fragmentary report notes Bryan named as a logical Democratic presidential candidate at a Heniworthy gathering. Ambition for the next election drives party unity and preparation for a national campaign, with debates on conservatism and party discipline.
By authority a notice to bidders announces lending for a public works project in Hawaii. The document, dated August 23, 8M, lists Holloway as superintendent of public works and references a bid opening date at 0.8.
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Bid solicitations issued by the Honolulu public works superintendent for coal supply to the water works and sewer pumping station. Delivery to Kaithi Pumping Station required with immediate start after award. Bidders must not import foreign material and must comply with project terms and conditions.
Fragmentary notice lists names such as Juno Hewes Aki and Kaw Mawati with unclear context about a venue, claim, or property matter. Readers are advised to seek fuller details from the issuing authority. The source text is heavily garbled with multiple proper names and partial phrases.
A damaged fragment describes a zoo relief fundraiser featuring a prominent figure opening a display at Kalmu keh Zoolon. It mentions a concert with a troupe of trained animals, a steel drum instrument set, and proceeds to support a community relief effort. The text references a Saturday night event with a performance by a manager and a fee structure including tickets and donations.
Funeral services at St Andrew’s Cathedral for Alatau Atkinson were conducted by Rev Conan Maeilatrett with a large assembly of friends and relatives attending. The ceremony featured wreaths and tributes, with the crowd noting the somber mood and honoring the deceased’s life and network of connections.
A large meeting in Canton discusses raising funds to aid fellow Chinese citizens abroad. Proposals include distributing aid through the Chinene Conant or the “Shy Companion” and potential distribution channels. Officials want further inquiries before committing funds, amid mixed reactions and uncertain outcomes.
Fragmentary OCR notes show a court proceeding involving an individual named Johnson and a person named Jack. The damaged text references a legal matter, a trial in a court, with phrases suggesting a formal verdict or decision pending. Details are unclear due to transcription errors.
The Acting Governor sent a message last night noting Jones J Morgan commissioned by the Skell of Commission was coming to Ban Monday on the Nipon Muri and asking him to be on the lookout for his arrival. The missive lists numerous local names and places.
The Kaena Ditch project will bring water to a valley canal system feeding new fertile land for cane farming. Work advances toward delivering 50 million gallons to lower Waimea while expanding electric power and irrigation to 600 acres, with 10 percent added cultivation anticipated. The plan includes a plantation between five and six thousand acres, shared by stockholders in the company led by He Garuen Toland, targeting a ten to twelve month completion.
The Hoard of Supervisors met April 24 to decide the contract for a repair project. J Nevin submitted a bid per square yard for rock removal and paving and was awarded the contract after evaluation. The meeting noted costs, bids, and a few approved items, with some cards for sale advertised at the Bulletin.
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