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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1905
Page
3
The page lists various local notices and advertisements including job wants, arrivals, shop offerings, and services. Mentions Kin an sailing, new designs, and a range of goods from bakeries, florists, and haberdashers. Also notes civic notices and church services with times and locations.
Local parish notices report services at First Methodist Church with 11 am Mass and a sermon titled A Blolon Vineyard, plus a memorial benefit last night by US Navy and Army chaplains aiding Bennington victims families. St John the Apostle Church and St Joseph Church list Masses, collections, Sunday schools, Rosaries, and catechism through Aug 6.
Ad uses misread text to promote glasses that claim to reduce double vision by proper frame fitting. It asserts accurate fit provides satisfaction for both near and distant vision with emphasis on comfort and corrected alignment.
A storm of rumors from London and Washington centers on a predicted decisive engagement between Kneviteh and Oyama in Manchuria. The piece cites presumed statements by a governor and references a prisoner exchange while noting Allied envoy receptions aboard the Mayflower and rising fever in New Orleans amid public unrest.
Teane Noar dies yesterday afternoon at Queen's Hospital of pneumonia after long illness. A lawyer by trade, he arrived in New York in 1900 and once chaired the Sixth Assembly District executive committee. He invested in local real estate and leaves a son in California. He was sixty nine.
Wailuku school session reviews teacher allocations for next year. Superintendent Doyle and officials discuss repairs, land exchange talks for Hilo High, and new rooms in Spreckels block. Payroll lists and new teachers are noted. a disciplinary hearing for Mrs. Harry is postponed to the Teachers' Committee.
By authority notice the land in Kula Taro Land Watomao Paolo Valley Ont Will open for applications under Part VI 999 years Homestead Land Act 1895 at 9 am Monday August 21 1905 at Department of Public Lands Judiciary Building Honolulu. Applicants must be US citizens or declare intent to become citizens meet age tax and land ownership rules and apply in person at the Land Department. Plan and further information from Lands Commissioner W Pratt Riseula 1906.
Public notice for 9:00 a clock sale on Wednesday August 2 1905 at the Judiciary Building Honolulu under the Land Act. Lots in Puketo Palolo Oahu with upset prices and appraised values listed. Applications for approved value must be filed before sale. further details at Land Department for August 14 1905. JAS W Pratt commissioner of Public Lands Honolulu July 22 1905.
A Jolani Guild luau will be held by the Absbu Jotul on Saturday August 5, 1005, from 12 noon to 6 pm at Tolani College Fremives. Tickets are 1 each, obtainable at the Hawaii Promotion Committee office, Voting Building, or from guild members.
The Farmers Institute gathers at the V8 Experiment Station today at 5 o clock for a business session. This evening at 7 49 in VM Hall A. Hall invites all members to attend. Jared Smith, Director of the United Luton Experiment Station, will read on Plant Diseases and Their Treatment with lantern demonstrations by T. J. Crawley on the Nitrogen Problem and J. FP. Highens on a paper about Milk.
Thousands of delegates to the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks arrive in Buffalo for the nineteenth annual reunion. Grand Exalted Rulers O’Brien and Fanning discuss a plan for social intimacy between Canadian Elks and the parent American order, favoring brotherly relations over full fusion. Delegates tour the city as committees prepare actions for this week.
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