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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1905
Page
4
An old classified listing highlights items for sale including a leather purse a bead necklace shell side combs initial linen handkerchiefs embroidered turn over collars plus a Windsor scarf and two pretty hat pins likely from a department store or market page.
The Hoya reports Governor Carter was asked to consider curfew ordinances for youths, backed by the Girls' National Onetow Association. The letter, dated November 24 1906, urges enactment of local curfew laws to protect youth morality and safety, noting national support and a request for a firm response from Washington.
A young woman shopped at a draper and faced curt refusals when seeking a refund. After repeated remonstrances, she purchased electronic button parts totaling one shilling, prompting the shopman to question if it was theft or a misprint in a tense, terse exchange.
A brief catalog entry notes blank books of all varieties sold by the Bulletin Publishing Company. The listing emphasizes broad product range and availability for customers seeking undated or unlined volumes.
The first education board session since the superintendent’s return discussed staffing changes for Cameron and others, probationary wage adjustments, payroll corrections for Carrie Claypool, and a plan for teachers’ cottages. It covered resignations, promotions, and grant of an honorary life certificate to a long-serving member, with talk of cottage funding and future staffing decisions.
The Christmas program of the high grade at Kaahumanu School is scheduled for Friday December 22, 1905 at 12 30 a.m. at Kaahumanu School in Priday.
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