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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1907
Page
3
A Monday gallery launch offers a special department for finishing Kodak films and making enlargements. Emphasis on up-to-date methods, careful handling and services for amateurs. Custom Japanese costumes available upon request.
Honolulu Baseball Trustees meet regarding Edwin M Desha. They find Desha signed with Diamond Head then joined Punahou before a 1907 league rule existed and thus did not violate league rules. protest by Diamond Head Athletic Club is disallowed.
Koala Athletic Club hosts a benefit dance tonight at San Antonio Hall starting at 8 o’clock. Music will be finished by then and refreshments served between dances. Admission is 60 cents. Also notes on Honolulu Baseball Team treasurer memo receipts and disbursements through Aug 28 1907, with 2446.15 net gate, 2653.90 total disbursements, and various balances and authorizations for grounds use by Jess Woods Eben Low Wild West Show and Winter League terms.
Treasurer Whitney presented the financial statement for the past league season showing total gross receipts of 2654.00 and expenditures of 2407.94, leaving a treasury balance of 145.96. The detail includes MEMO NET RECEIPTS from gate money and baseball league activity with dated entries from 1907 May to June.
New York World notes Japanese residents show growing interest in lawn tennis, led by Ka Wasaki of the University of Pennsylvania who reached the Intercollegiate third round last year. Kawasaki excelled in team matches versus the Seventh Regiment. Two New York clubs, all Japanese players, train at Columbia Oval’s eastern boundary and a Prospect Park site, with many men proving racquet skill.
A Chicago friend of George Siler in Iowa reports the popular referee, resting for health, plans to still write for his Chicago paper. He notes Britt's improved form may give him a solid chance against Joe Gans if telegraph reports are not exaggerated.
Short notes from the bulletin show rental and local sports updates. Details are limited, with only fragments readable about listings and nearby athletic results.
J M Davis, sewing machine repairer, operates at Fort Street Tol 117 and offers immediate service. Orpheum repair service advertised, with repair work on sewing machines and related equipment available for rent and maintenance.
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