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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1907
Page
3
A fragmentary notice suggests the famed soprano Madame Calve may perform here next year. The text mentions manager Cohen and preparations for concert seating and subscriptions, with references to a would be engagement and public interest in the event.
A noisy meeting of the Board of Health reviewed safety protocols for public and private spaces along Fort Street and the waterfront. Officials urged coordinated action with city departments to improve sanitation and contain hazards while postponing some proposals due to disagreements.
Choirs from Kan presented Handel’s Messiah at Memorial Chapel under the leadership of a noted conductor. The concert featured five oratorios and drew a large audience with the familiar choruses and solos highlighted by a featured tenor performance.
A garbled legal notice outlines appeals over property and tenancy claims. The text mentions individuals and agencies, a one year term, and references to violations and hearings with various place names and dates obscured. The fragmentary item appears as a public notice for rental or sale actions.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a drink related illness affecting a victim. Mentions medical treatment, digestion issues, and nerve weakness. References to doctors or corporations and a location in Washington with a date style typical of old newspaper items. Details are garbled with many misspellings.
Under authority of Chapter 4% a notice in Honolulu announces water rates due through June 20, 1905 with payments on January 1 1908 and additional charges including a ten percent penalty. The Board of Health warns of entry into harbor areas and related restrictions, signed by John L. Littell, Superintendent, Honolulu Water Works.
Motloe H etvecbs announces a meeting to consider the set of measures for the Merchant Street area. Elmer Paros, Secretary, invites stakeholders to attend on the Unietheth day of Deowneter, 107, at the sea pow of coal el Mentne.
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