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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1902
Page
8
A jumble of references to a church charter and Miami parishioners, with talk of a pastor, collecting money, and questions about steam or electric methods. It includes stray health tips urging fruit at breakfast and daily routines, plus a note about fine job printing at the bulletin office.
A garbled OCR fragment shows a presiding elder of the New York conferences and his female companion in a domestic scene. The text references a Mary, doctors, Rome, and generic church authority. The wording is inconsistent and contains numerous illegible phrases and intrapersonal questions about life, faith, and who should die tonight.
There will be a meeting of Sint Wrectnet with depute Clatomurpow and Avenel Sut. Present A.W. Neely, president, Steamer Lehua to sail for Mule on Tuesday September 2 and on her second Friday September 4. Steamer Claudine will wait Tuesday September 2 at 3 pm. Chapke to Ko HNN after. For ain sweep only, no Troleht will be teeredy ed on Labour Day. Monday September 4.
Notice announces a gathering of the Republican Club of the Fifth District at the Republican headquarters on the corner of King and Maunakea Streets on Saturday August 2 from 11 AM to 7 PM. Attendees discuss district committee resolutions adopted June 26 1802, the reorganization of candidates to the committee and other party-progress objectives.
A fragmentary shipping report notes Hawaiian Standard Time at 10h 20m behind Greenwich, with observations from Kahului and Hilo and data on winds, temperatures, barometer, and dew point around Diamond Head. It includes vessel movements and names of cargo and port calls, plus a comic domestic anecdote about a conversation with a tradesman and a war era reminiscence, all from August.
Fragmentary OCR text references Kendall Master Mequida and a date in August 1908, mentioning a contract and a request related to ports. The readable elements are sparse and jumbled, but indicate a historical notice involving individuals and a contractual matter with port interests.
A brief public notice dated Saturday August 30 announces an open matter of concern. The fragmentary text references a formal inquiry or inquiry process with unspecified details and parties involved. Further specifics are not provided in the readable text.
A listing details items damaged by salt water from a Port Authority warehouse sale. It lists numerous lots including spirits and hardware with prices and quantities, referencing brands such as Gilbeys and Gold Com Meholum. The notice enumerates item codes, quantities, and sale terms, noting spoilage and salvage conditions.
An article describes a carved ivory fan and ball set styled as a ping pong accessory. It notes a pearl inlay, decorative borders in college colors, and a dated inscription. The piece is presented as a novelty item with limited practical use, valued for display and period appeal.
For sale notices advertise three parcels in Honolulu area. First parcel on Beretania Street near C. Hustace residence offers 134 by 171 feet at 9000 dollars with half cash and mortgage at 7.5 percent. Second parcel at 269 Kinau Street occupied by A. Lucas includes 60 by 140 feet with a three bedroom dwelling priced 4500 dollars with half cash and 7.5 percent mortgage. Third parcel joins Lot 2 with 106 by 121 feet, roomy dwelling, price 34000 dollars, half cash and mortgage at 7.5 percent. right of way to Beretonia Street noted. Further particulars promised.
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