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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1907
Page
7
The next count results will appear in the Bulletin on Friday May 3. The page lists numerous OCR fragments touching on local events, accommodations, and community notices including rental cards and various place names across multiple regions. The readable portions mention the Pacific States Tour Contest and public notices about local businesses and residents.
For rent a freshly painted six room cottage with modern conveniences at Pounninv Litha Carter Minis eight. Also for sale several good building lots at Ma oa Valley at bargain P E R Strauch Wally Bldg Room 1 748 King St.
A damaged page recounts the Health Committee report and actions from a morning meeting. It describes discussions over health reform, a motion to relocate funds, and a land plot vote with later committee reports and minutes read aloud.
A fragmented report notes a Senate debate over a veto related to street digging and public works. It mentions attempts to sustain the veto, with references to a House concurrence and readings in progress. The text cites municipal oversight and supervisor consent, hinting at a broader public works governance dispute.
Debates over a dam appropriation dominate a session with Kalploot urging cancellation of the contract and transfer of work to a new contractor, while others push for continuation under present terms. Calls to table both reports fail as leaders seek further consideration and potential return of funds.
The memo details committee members and invitations for a party. It notes Mr Norick will attend after others declined. Senators from the West were invited due to California senators declining, and the Rivers and Harbors Committee members were invited though not all could attend. Further invitations to Menor Bouton Uhrnerwood and Needham are recorded with partial responses.
Helene and Nelson depart Havwati ports with 11 030 bags of sugar and 401 head of cattle at 20? per unit. Str Kina and Freeman sail from Hite and Hawaii ports with 40? per unit.
A list of passengers arriving from Hite on April 27 at Kinau includes John Scott John T Moir Lindsay W A Todd Te V Thewm MM Graham Mat Jahulsom CS Sehulte W Easton AR Monroe A Richy Mine Moe rine H W Snow Mes A S Inman te ite Silva Mien Canarix Tow 8 le Hieaho W Motowhige Yamuka W Thompeon J Hatehy Min M Ky Tole hte BM Campbell Me Palama Mre POA Ami Minei Kunehaku Mrs A R Monroe Master G Amati Hew KY TH Mr Aukawa Mie 1 Haman H S Plok or J Bo Thompeon WoT Pittenger CT Willer CM Laventod C Hoy HM Gittel Co L Kookoo.
The gunboat Armapolis under Capt. Chie will stop at Laysan to land on her way back from Midway. At Hackfeld & Co request, Thin has horn, and the Navy’s Bectwiary was informed that the schooner Jaavintit, slated for February Laag trip, wrecked at Walliki with no news from Capt. May Schlemmer. The Secretary ordered Annapolty to call at Laysin and supply if needed.
Fragmented OCR text recounts Spanish immigrants crossing seas, thanking a Catholic priest, and noting generally favorable treatment by ship crew. It mentions a man named Hewie, a soldier in the Spanish Army, who returned home before a war, and references church involvement and immigration experiences.
A notice describes arrangements for an event with Interstate Commerce and Immigration Committees and others. Invitations listed include W. P. Hepburn Ey Le Hamilton and wife and many more, with April Mth as the date referenced, noting outstanding invitations and notable attendees such as Senators and Representatives.
An advertisement for J. Aba Die French Laundry touts hand finishing to protect fabrics. It emphasizes no machine wear on clothes, longer process time, and superior results in preserving shirts and fine fabrics.
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