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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1901
Page
3
The United States ambassador spoke at the Annual Meeting to Aid of the Children's Country Holiday Fund highlighting reciprocity and colonial-era relations with Britain. He emphasized learning from British policy and the broader impact on American foreign relations.
The YMC A directors voted to back a universal Saturday afternoon holiday for Honolulu clerks, with Secretary H C Hrawn touring business houses during summer to promote the plan. A roof repair was approved for the leaky building and ten new panies joined the roll. A resignation from Secretary J Mo Moore was noted amid plans to appoint a new physical director. a police challenge was issued for a friendly baseball game between the Holee team and the Casto Howe squad at a location to suit the Police Cam.
The Court of Tax Appeal met yesterday to review the Metoryee Bullting Company case over the King and Kreeke corner property valued at $90,000 on January 1. Several other days were discussed but no decision reached. The court will reconvene Thursday at their King Street hall to continue work. Boxing bouts follow the session with participants listed among local contenders. the club emphasizes its strong charter base.
Three defendants in Pearl Harbor condemnation suits filed responses with the Federal Court clerk through Holmen and Stanley. They value the land at about 200000 dollars, claiming it suitable for pine cultivation with a ripe crop. Bishop Estate and the estate owners are represented by Kinney, Hallow and McClann, with claims listed as 292.20 and 75000 dollars, seeking trial before a jury.
Movable property on Nabiki ton will be sold to neighboring planation to promote general prosperity. Arrangements by 4.1 Cooke to dispose of equipment while seed cane retained. Valuable water rights and government fees held until times unprovable.
William Abbey died Sunday after an illness at four o’clock in Queen's Hospital. He was buried yesterday in Pest City. A longtime resident of Hawai, he was well known. He leaves five sons and a daughter. Funeral services were conducted by Rev. Mr. Mackintosh. Blank books and ledgers are among items manufactured by the Bulletin Publishing Co.
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