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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1905
Page
6
Apia reports standings and results from the Doorgans 11 Winter League at the Diamond Hewes facility. Teams Wo Wow Ey and Moles are listed with partial scores and positions, illustrating current table layout amid a fray of incomplete data.
In a continuation of the Solitary Cyclist chapter, Holmes and Watson discuss a mystery involving a secretive admirer. The pair deduce the tenant links between Carruthury and Woodley and focus on Chartington Hall. They plan to observe the local sites and await new clues while tracing a trail from Farnham to Chartington Heath.
Holmes questions Miss Smith about multiple admirers including a South African gold investor named Woodley and a mysterious employer Mr Carruthers. The scene shifts to a gated estate with a lamp-lit drive and a lone rider approaching, while local council overturns a walk by the River Dee with a new footbridge to ease access.
A chaotic scoreline tells of a tight contest with three teams tied in pennant chase and Elms clinging to victory. Key players include Hampton, Desha, and Judd, while Punahou and H A C contest for position amid misplayed balls and bold baserunning.
A new subscriber to the Evening Bulletin paying 4.00 in advance for six months will receive a 1.00 deposit, a Deposit Book of The First American Savings and Trust Co of Hawaii, and the Bulletin will start a bank account after signing at the First National Bank. A new subscriber is someone who has not taken the Evening Bulletin since May 1, 1905. The program promotes thrift, confidence, and self-respect.
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