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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1902
Page
2
Local items from page six list church and school events, arrivals, meetings, and petty notices. Names include Bishop Restarick, Arch bishop Falconi, and Mrs. ALN Kepotkat with arrivals from Kauai on the ship Kinau. Public notices cover charity, missionary meetings, and holiday services at Andrew's Cathedral and St. Clement's.
The December 19 gathering at Walluka Armory elected W B Bal Vaartmalinorily reelected captain with others chosen as lieutenants. The company observed drills and Christmas program, featuring a large Christmas tree stacked with gifts, prepared by Mrs. Mestocker, while the Sunday school children enjoyed a separate event due to Mrs. Mestocker’s absence.
Governor Dore will not return until January 16 from Pauwaawaa Hawaii. He writes to Superintendent Cooper about official travel and conditions aboard ship. Gifford Pinchot, head of forestry, speaks on Tantalus forest and nursery, with attendance noted from George Carter Atkinson Judd and Commissioner Taylor.
The concert tonight in Emma Square features a selection list led by Beethoven and Meyerbeer with new works such as The Tale of Bumble Bee and The Honeysuckle and the Bee. Other pieces include A Soldier in the Band and Old Folks at Home Variations, concluding with The Star Spangled Banner.
In Hilo on Christmas Eve the city’s children and Sunday shop and mission groups have labored for a month under caring adults to stage festive events. The young speakers performed, bringing joy and a lesson in diligence and thoughtful effort as the community united for holiday cheer.
Honolulu attorney Avon Crook, noted for a brilliant December term at the Second Circuit Court in Lae Haina, returns to Honolua this afternoon to work with his parents at Makawao. Community notices advertise a New Year’s Eve grand ball by Alla Lodge K of P at their hall, with many tickets sold.
An advertisement extols the Phoenix Savings Building and Loan Association as a safe long term investment option. It highlights guaranteed profits, multiple stock options, and flexible payment plans, aiming to persuade readers to invest from small monthly sums to large lump sums, with promises of dividend returns and annuity potential.
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