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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1902
Page
2
In the weekly bulletin entry, W Minton acts as agent on premises of my apartment, with Honolu lu Investment Co. The text references Judd Bid and a Honolulu location, but specifics are fragmented and unclear. The readable portion suggests an office setting and a collaboration or listing involving the named entities.
Local notices mention Rand seeking funds and Geo Harrison with loan offers. The text also references a Kona coffee claim, auction details at Union Feed Co warehouse, and social updates about visitors and events. Items include balcony audience with visiting senators wives, a concert, and police investigations.
The Honolulu Bar Association held its quarterly meeting in the assembly hall above Canite & Cooke’s. W C Smith presided with the secretary in place. letters discussed included a memorial for Judge Stanley and a request to examine admission procedures for attorneys. Debate over quorum and special meeting rules continued to next session. attendees listed. Boxing exhibition notes mention Nigel Jarkeoo's defeat to Aoocr Kreuter with Kreuter showing strong play in the fourth round.
The Board of Health refers important matters to committees and handles routine business. Reports include licensing recommendations, cemetery issues, voter registration at Leper settlement, and removing slaughter horses. International plague and cholera updates with port quarantines and case counts are noted for several ports amid a formal meeting.
A fragmented notice recounts a posttrial conference with Judge Kelle and a long list of attendees including Mr Thurston and Carroll Puriali, plus various officials and lawyers. It mentions a concert event and a funeral at 7 30 pm, with local business notes and a fruit market ad appended.
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