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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1902
Page
7
Rail timetable note indicating trains schedule alignment from January 1 with terse reference to Honolulu works and promotional phrase. The readable parts name the R and L Company and a Honolulu related works mention.
Transit schedule notes show Lawaiian Tramways routes between Waikiki and Town with rough times and intervals. Mentions Fort and King Streets corner transfers to Palama and Pawaa service patterns, including late night 11:42 p m and Saturday changes to Waikiki trips.
Weretania Street and Punahou Stables to Town and Valley Cars depart at 5 20 am for town only with multiple repeat times through 10 10 pm. College to Town and Valley service runs 6 30 am to 9 50 pm with schedules every ten minutes. Nuuanu Valley to Town departures occur until 11 05 pm from fort and Queen Street Corner, with last Oahu College car leaving town at 9 25 pm.
A brief notice mentions Allen and Robinson location on Queen Street Honolulu in The Bulletin with a brief quirky line about pricing or terms.
Victoria B C Nov 27 The Ventnor storm bound from Wellington to Hongkong with coin and cargo foundered near Ho Kiang New Zealand. One boat reached Lahore. other boats dashed when the vessel sank. Captain and crew among the missing. Also Sparrow H M S returned from South Sea cruise annexing Saowarrow Lalande and shelling villages at Ma Hota Auk Bio Urns Kei Port Diamond to deter inlanders. The Bulletin notes island subscription leaders.
Account of a community event with a noon dance for participants and an evening dance with fifty cent admission. Includes a safety floatation wing invention for swimmers, advertised by Whitman & Co offering mail order wings for 36 and 60 cents, plus a catalog of houseware and hardware on King and Fort streets.
Washington reports Minister Hunter of Guatemala City cabled the State Department about his son Godfrey, 24, who shot Pitageraid and works independently, claiming he is not subject to the regation. He states Batley, the Secretary of the Legation, should be allowed to testify before Guatemalan courts.
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