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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1910
Page
12
Community notices highlight business openings and sales at 427 Queen Street, with holiday promotions and free gifts for purchases over 250. Theiling shops feature jewelry, beverages, and farm items while a musical program at Clement’s schoolhouse drew praise and promised future performances. Local concerns include maintenance funding for a city band and the need to support regional crafts and toys for Christmas shoppers.
A jumble of vessel movements and port calls reports arrivals and departures across several ports. Includes keelty notes of ships such as Norman Monarch, Whe Willieh freighter, and Amber canelaed cargo, with references to ports like Port Aden and Kauai, plus berthing at Hilo and Garden Autonet area plantations.
Wa Mordiey LonGe No 616 meets Fridays in their hall near Fort. Visiting Brothers invited. Dougherty and Klurgel sign as officers. Mordiey Lodge also meets 2nd and 4th Saturdays at 7:20 p.m. in Ic of Pll near Fort and Beretania. Attending Brothers welcomed. Taylor and Jacobson sign as officers.
The Hamakua district reports 5 inches of rainfall on December 6 with cane blown down across Honokas. In Honolulu, events include a Kamehameha school exercise program honoring founder Bernice Pauahi Bishop and a Democratic feast at Kaknako with a band and a dinner hosted by Mrs. J Winsor Broth. A birthday gathering at Laupahoohoe featured a Hawaiian quartet and festive decorations.
Fragmented OCR narrative describes shipboard and wharf operations with references to passengers, freight, and crew. It notes cleanliness expectations in baggage handling and mentions vessels, ports, and observer observations on deck and gangway, with sporadic names and ship terms woven through the damaged text.
Fragmented text markets patent health remedies and dubious tonics claiming typhoid cures and vitality boosts. It touts Tennessee whiskey and mysterious ingredients aspreventives and debunks diseases while urging readers to buy a medical booklet from the makers.
Secretary Mo tours Hawaii to study Japanese workers on plantations. He finds workers healthy and well treated by managers and notes no molestation during inland weeks. Hilo health conditions described as sanitary, merchants and locals rejoice in cleaned up areas. trip includes travel to Keno and Mubakena aboard Mauna Kea.
Readable reads describe Pearl Harbor transport movements and planned Hawaii command structure. Mentions War Department, Brigadier generals, and relations to California and Washington, with references to personnel and duties amid a broader Pacific theater context.
An arrival note documents transportation or guest movements on Saturday December 17. It lists individuals including Wm Maul and Hawai partie, with a 5 pm time reference and mentions Grave Havleretenn and Claugine in a terse, garbled entry.
A long shipping and port arrivals record lists numerous Hawaiian names and vessels through December and January. Names of ships, passengers, crews, and local residents appear with destinations and origins including Honolulu, Yokohama, Vancouver, and San Francisco. Multiple individuals tied to Mauna and Kona ports are named alongside ship routes and dates for December 1 through January 7.
A story and service titled The Shepherd Biorr Alyon will be performed at Kaamakapili Church Sunday evening January 18. A chorus of about sixty voices will accompany the story under Professor Andrawn. An invitation is extended to all, and the offering will go to the Juniors toward their piano plan.
Shipping notices list numerous sailings from Maul Haia to Hongkong and Japan ports. Entries name vessels such as Kanalae Kinau, Chiyo Maru, Kiyo Maru, and W G Hall with dates in December and January, including Manila via Hongkong and Japan ports and calls to San Francisco, Hilo, and Maui area ports.
Officials cautious in commenting on Cottrill appointment as speculation swirls over potential nomination by Governor Fibar. Report discusses expected arrival of a key figure and related naval maneuvers, with ships Lurie and Kiyo Maru tied to forthcoming actions and routing.
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