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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1910
Page
9
Fragmentary OCR shows inconsistent times and codes. Readable items include 7:80 am and 0:16 11:30 am with stray symbols, plus references to 28 oom and 2900 p ym. Details unclear. no coherent event or outcome can be inferred.
By authority the Commissioner of Public Lands issues a notice to homesteaders to file petitions for the opening of Government Juanda. Copies available at the Sub-Agency or at the Public Lands office in Honolulu. Dated Honolulu August 10, 1910. Public notice dates follow through August and September with identified dates and offices.
The Superintendent of Public Works in Honolulu invites sealed bids until 12 m on Thursday August 25 1910 to furnish 1360 feet of Ltda wooden stave pipe without elips or band. Sample pipe available at the office. The superintendent reserves the right to reject any or all bids. Honolulu August 16 1910 AGT HE
Notice announces a public meeting at Vale AM AAMT regarding a corporate matter. The notice lists participants, dates, and procedural details, with references to local officials and a governing board.
The Hilo precinct met Thursday evening to nominate delegates to county and territorial conventions. Names include Marey tewin D33 and Kahaha Peekoa, with several others to be elected. Delegates to the Territorial convention include C Tolman, Napenbs, and Henry Went. candidates for county offices were also discussed amid debate on the County Attorney post.
Special correspondence from Hilo notes expectations that Delegate Kelanianuole may visit soon. Campaign manager Corey Smith reports Kuhio’s arrival could boost interest among society workers and community support for the campaign in Hawaii. A day in Puna and a formal reception were tentatively planned, with related events including a Gore Kenora meeting and speeches by local orators and the Delegate.
Vessels depart Honolulu routes listed with destinations including San Francisco Yokohama and Manila. Schedules cover Aug 25 through Aug 31 with services to Mauna Kea Kona Molokai Maui and Hawaii ports and multiple ocean connections.
Special correspondence from Hilo reports growing activity on the waterfront with five lumber vessels at the pier and more expected. Barkentine Irma and Denicta arrived with loads from Aberdeen, while schooners Sequim Gamble and Weatherwax carried lumber for local companies and Honolulu. The steamship Enterprise brought 4600 tons of general cargo and passengers, including locals, plus items for Hilo-Sugar Company and Channel Miles. The American-Hawaiian and Mexican lines are anticipated, with the Hiloeen due soon and other vessels expected, as lists of arrivals fill the schedule.
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