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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1905
Page
8
The baking powder is formed from pure bicarbonate of soda and cream of tartar with precise scientific mixing. It has reached a present high standard through careful study and experience and is advertised as unrivalled among similar goods in the market.
Kanai Board of Supervisors held a lengthy meeting August 1 to discuss funding needs and income tax changes. Actions included police officer appointments for Watmura and Walatha, July treasurer’s report showing 462 dollars in special road tax receipts with no suspenses, and requests to the Territorial Treasurer and Auditor about tax allotments and separate warrants. McLane plantation proposal to widen a waterway under Kolow bridge was considered, with county funding for improvements. road work for Kawailan and Hanatel deferred until funds available.
Tox 104 Chronometer and Watchmakers offer repairs for nautical instruments with guaranteed satisfaction. Formerly of Mao Honolulu rug Go, they present services for precision timepieces and marine instruments.
The Kauai County Board approved $200 for six months to cover warrants from the Territory and $200 for five months for an extra district police officer. They instructed the Clerk to contact Road Boards about a Holloway letter and to use unexpended balances for road work, notify when exhausted, and turn over implements to the Board. Adjourned items included bills from Hank of Hawaii and others. Dr. Wilkinson’s $125 Grand Jury attendance was referred to Territorial Government. and the Clerk was told to inform Tax Assessor Farley that Kauai tax collection should stay local, urging steps to safeguard the county’s tax interests.
Weather data for August 9 1905 shows temperatures at 7am 79 10am 77 noon 81 and morning low. Barometer 99.95 dew point 70 humidity 76 percent with rain during the 24 hours ending noon 1.05 inches. Wind speeds varied from 9 to 20 mph in several directions totaling 274 miles in 24 hours.
Classified want ad seeking a furnished and unfurnished cottage on Makiki Street near Wilder Avenue. One cottage with six rooms and modern improvements available, contact Maquire at 1527 Makiki or visit the Magoon Block office at 38 Magoon Block for applications Sunday morning.
Weather Bureau notes indicate a full moon on August 14 with local times about an hour earlier than Honolulu Hawaiian Standard Time. Greenwich meridian time cited as reference. Arrival and departure ship logs show ports of San Francisco and San Pedro entries and toss of names and destinations.
Chicago reports open shop rules to be enforced as permanent after a near unanimous stance by coal dealers and merchants refusing to reinstate striking union drivers and teamsters. Employers cite nonunion drivers as sufficient, while union locals weigh potential votes to end the drive. References include Peabody Coal Co and Mare Marshall & Co, with general manager Fred Gardner asserting no changes regardless of union action. The drive to reinstate wage disputes across department stores also shows weak solidarity. Also notes the Sherlock Holmes story installment in tomorrow’s issue and a humor column.
In the First Circuit Court Territory of Hawaii a hearing is set for September 18 1905 at 10 o clock a m on the petition for letters of administration due to the death of Issanel Nowy of Honolulu Oahu. The court orders notice by publication in the Evening Bulletin once weekly for three consecutive weeks.
A new carriage repair department offers wagon and carriage building and first class repair work on wagons. Fully equipped with up to date appliances and expert diallagemen. Promises careful handling and reasonable bills with aim to outperform all Territory repair services.
A brief boastful note extols Pacific Mutual as the best company for polleyhol and best policies, asserting no petitioning is needed to prove liberality with its offerings.
Auction notice outlines sales for the week ending Saturday August 12 1905. Items include Ferns at corner Alakea and King streets on Monday, Grass Linens at Alakea on Monday, Kaahumanu 47 street sales, furniture and rooms at various addresses on Tuesday to Friday, and stocks bonds and land at 857 Kaahumanu on Saturday. Names of streets and items provide the core details.
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