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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1905
Page
4
A collage of notices on subscription rates and postal matters plus a long excerpted editorial discussing Japanese diplomacy, US-Russia balance, and Hawaii public schools funding. It references Honolulu, Oahu, Hilo High School, and Territorial governance disputes.
A fragment notes a home near Honolulu offered for sale at a bargain. The ad mentions nonresident buyers and easy payment terms, but many specifics are missing from the readable text.
A fragment argues for expanding the Territory's legal staff to include an Attorney General, five Assistant Attorneys General, four County Attorneys as Assistant Attorneys General, and support staff. It questions how to ease the strain on the department and humorously suggests hiring a band for hard-working officials.
Mayland Chu polo team holds practice at Moanalua today inviting visitors to see players and horses in action before the big game Saturday. In Northern New Zealand a native court fined a husband for failing to retain his wife, taking away horses cattle and money as punishment for marital authority.
The German cruiser Condor, eight 10 centimeter guns and 1600 tons, arrived at Honolulu after a voyage from Apia Samoa via Fanning Island. Commander Beus oversees a crew of 9 officers and 156 men, with a typical two year on station cycle. The ship left Kiel February 21 and is on emergency tasks in the South Seas.
A varied Zoo program promises novelty acts and musical numbers led by H Kaal and his ensemble. The juggler performs in naval clever style while Kunkel delivers hearty laughs with parody songs and comic nonsense. Illustrated songs are featured, creating a diverse evening.
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