Christmas Tree Sale Starts Saturday Morning
A Christmas tree sale begins Saturday at 8 AM and runs through Monday and Tuesday. Public invited, no invitations required. Proceeds support community activities and local groups.
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1902
Page
8
A Christmas tree sale begins Saturday at 8 AM and runs through Monday and Tuesday. Public invited, no invitations required. Proceeds support community activities and local groups.
Col W H Cornwell visits town. Dinger for women at . W GA from 4:30 to 7. Rainier and Primo beers featured at Criterion arena. The Territorial and Mesonger take orders for witlowers and ale. Auction sale of palma and ferna at Morgan's rooms Tuesday Dec 16 at 10 am. Kinau brought cargo today: 61 bows, 10 lows won, 16 hides, 166 packages sundries. Association football to be played at Makiki field. league opener Saturday. Orient steamer brought canaries for Canxacinos to Fort and Alaken corner. H J Nolte, Honolulu's popular restaurateur, appears in window of Melnenny's. Bowling gains hold. Frank Halatead leads with 216 in 309. Patrolman finds kidnapped girl bruised on Switel road. mother alleged to have beaten her. mother missing. Girl taken to police station for care.
Lin Kou a Chinese was committed for trial to the Circuit Court by the court at Walenne Ing Thursday for larceny. Lim Kou served as cook at Engineer Gil of Walanne plantation for three days, then during Gill’s absence rifled bureaus and chests, stealing watches and jewelry. Part of the loot was found with a Japanese laborer at Wailawag whom Lum Kou had sold it to. One watch valued at 195 dollars was sold to a Japanese watchmaker in this city for a trifling sum. Lum Kou was brought to the city yesterday to await trial.
A collage of items lists groceries and goods, saloon notices, sales and services, public works updates, court and legal notes, personal updates, and upcoming events. Mentions C J Day's grocery, Pantheon Saloon, updates from H E Cooper, YMCA meetings, and various transportation and infrastructure plans.
The materprine Captain Miller arrived in port early Monday with twenty two passengers and a full cargo. Passengers mainly from Hiloltes return to Crescent City to reunite with friends for the half holiday season. The Enterprise carried general merchandise and Christmas goods. A new oil burner tested at San Francisco may save fuel if adopted by the Mateos line. The ship will depart for Fil0 in time for Christmas supper in San Francisco.
Directors plan new structures on a King and South streets lot with insurance and contractor deals arranged to forego law. Disincorporation may start as stockholders await sale of the big toe, hoping to recover about 70 percent of initial investment. Construction to begin immediately with sale of 170 LET cards and To Lei signs advertised.
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