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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1904
Page
5
Local sale begins Monday morning August 22 offering French organdies and silk gauze with many patterns. The notice mentions prices, suppliers, and related items including fabric, patterns, and advertising teasers for summer dress materials.
On Matlock Avenue a one block street with nineteen residences seeks street paving. The petition cites repeated mud, wheel traffic and higher maintenance costs as the reason for requesting paving and notes residents have paid heavy taxes without similar benefits on other streets.
The article details multiple arrests and court actions. It notes Stee Boyd pleading guilty after arrest and charges, a Porto Rican defendant Carlo Juan confronting accusations of theft and deception, and several Chinese and Japanese individuals facing robbery, larceny, and vagrancy charges. Several cases are postponed or continued with dates mentioned.
The publication summary lists legal notices sale tenders judgments building permits and real estate transactions from Evening Bulletin and Weekly Bulletin. It includes rental listings and classified wants pages, noting monthly and weekly pricing and advertisement cards.
Territorial debate on shifting public works offices to suit Senate needs continues. Officials weigh costs and efficiency as lawmakers consider temporary quarters and a future steel administration building to house executive and administrative departments.
A large influx of red fish, linked to legends of royal death, appears in Honolulu Harbor over several nights. Hawaiian fisherfolk note the schools increase then diminish, causing alarm as residents fear a prophecy or omen tied to a member of royalty. Local watchers report timing around 6 PM and uncertainty about origin.
Charity's treasurer Creedon reports on five years of Benevolent Union of Hawaii charity work. The society has spent nearly $5,000 on charity since its inception. dues and entertainments fund operations, with most funds directed to charitable causes. A detailed financial table shows receipts and expenditures through June 1941, highlighting ongoing fundraising and assistance efforts.
Readable fragments show Honolulu listing with a fancy item price around eight dollars and related notes. The incomplete text suggests an auction or sale mention, but key names and details are missing to identify the exact item or event.
For sale is a large mountain parcel of Wa acres in the IB Calawakine region. The land stretches from ehert ate near Lunailla Home to the Oe eeak of Tantalus and toward the end of Manoa valley. It follows the upper Pumee alley and runs along the Tantaloe Rend. The property offers accessible locations for Mountain Homes with never failing springs at the upper end suitable for water supply. Several houses and gardens already exist. Heavily timbered terrain sits at elevations around 2,000 feet, promising healthful highland living. For fae Information.
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