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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1904
Page
2
A compilation of dispatches notes Port Arthur under heavy bombardment by Japanese siege batteries and reports the cruiser Ashold expected to be dismantled. Also covers rebellion in the Congo, Japanese squadron activity near Vladivostok, and various local notices including sales, rentals, and community events.
G K Ayau died yesterday at his home in the city after a five year illness, twenty three years with the Pacific Maritime Company. The funeral service is set for 3 20 in the afternoon with the procession leaving Ann Wyne at 4 for the Catholic cemetery on King Street. Business notices and legal summaries appear in the Saturday Bulletin and Weekly Edition.
Entomologist Mexander Craw, recently arriving from California, joined the Board of Agriculture and Pest Control as a senior expert. He announced plans to bring an assistant entomologist from Ottawa and outlined methods for tackling cults and plant pests. The event highlighted discussion on identifying or controlling a spreading threat on Kinestreet and near the front, with plans for new apparatus to monitor infestation.
The Twentyninth Series of Block in the Pioneer Building & Loan Association will be issued in July 1908 and open for subscription. The membership fee is fifty cents per share and the monthly dues are one dollar per month per share. The stock is said to draw better interest than savings banks. Further information can be obtained from AY, GRA on tary.
A fragmented item describes a furtive band performing at the Moana with planned dances and a Hawaiian gathering at Kaua area events. Mentions of Governor Carter promising band payment, a Bible verse reference, and local social chatter about visitors and family calls appear amid garbled excerpts from multiple sources.
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