Meow Invitation to Fort and Deretenta Wedding
A fragmented notice invites the Deretenta and Fort individuals to a wedding. The message specifies 7:40 o clock timing and mentions the visiting brothers and cordial invitation to wed.
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1911
Page
5
A fragmented notice invites the Deretenta and Fort individuals to a wedding. The message specifies 7:40 o clock timing and mentions the visiting brothers and cordial invitation to wed.
The port facility for coal loading from ships to shore is praised with ship arrivals from Newcastle and Port Gamble, including the Inter-Island steamer Kina returning to service for Hilo via Maui and Hawaii ports. The Rise and other vessels are noted with freight and pineapple landings at the Dowsett estate. Coastwise mail to Japan and local arrivals are also mentioned with schedule updates and cargo details.
A damaged OCR fragment references times 4 am 5:09 am and 10 am with unreadable names. The readable bits show no clear event, place, or participants. The incomplete text suggests a timetable or notice but lacks identifiable entities or actions.
President Perley J. Horne presided as the Kanehameta school marked the close of Founder’s Day exercises. Plans were announced to replace the old gymnasium with a new, larger building at the start of the new year, aiming to make Kas schooled by better facilities in Hawaii.
A garbled report describes educators and students in Hawaii, with references to Kanehunehan and others. The speaker, Hon. Sam Kelfinal, praised community efforts and education work while noting challenges and the need for unity in local civic actions.
Mirwitians American Rubber Company plans a bond issue of 5000 with 7 percent interest. Directors set the bid opening for January 4 in Williamson & Eyttetph offices. The issue covers overdraft with the main and improvement funds.
Reported discussions indicate the territorial government may delay the transfer of the Armory grant to a National Guard unit. Officials in Honolulu say a War Department transfer decision is pending and could be announced soon. Colonel Jones notes strong local support but cautions no final action has been taken. The issue hinges on amendments to federal authorization and intergovernmental approvals before the transfer can occur.
Weather readings show 60 at 8 a m 68 at morning. Barometer 80 08 and humidity 74 percent. Winds N 1 velocity 4 direction. A note on a thermometer and wind movement over 241 hours ends with a meeting about health board bids and finances.
A damaged report notes the West Vie port propellor haltage and possible Admir Thomas action depending on the investigation. The shore patrol reinforces safety, with duties split among officers, a chief patrol officer remaining on duty, and parades aiding communal efforts.
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