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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1910
Page
3
Honolulu Lodge No 616 Wilks meets on Fridays in their hall on Fort Street. Visiting Brothers are cordially invited to attend. Jas D Dougherty and Geo T Kluegel are listed as officers.
WM McKinley Lodge No 8 of the Knights of Pythias announces meetings every 2nd and 4th Saturday at 7 30 PM in St of Po Hall at Fort and Beretania. Visiting brothers invited. H A Taylor C G B A Jacobson K R
A dense, fragmentary OCR appears to report a local court calendar and related notices. Names like Aubrey, Raine, Mika, and a George are mentioned along with references to a Pann Canal situation and a Fremantle task force. It lists dates, locations, and various entities without clear context.
Shipping schedule items detailed arrivals and departures across ports Port San Litis to Seattle and Honolulu bound vessels listed with cargoes and crews Sailed from Honolulu and Manila and Seattle noted. Names of captains and ships appear in the cargo of notices with dates and routes in a period-appropriate tone.
Shinn Vonhima, former Wig cteamship manager, is scheduled to arrive tomorrow at Yokota as a representative of Hive of the company to oversee Meamehl business. Castle & Cooke will appoint him as literary agent, though no official details are yet known. Japanese purser is noted as potential reviewer, while no definite appointments are confirmed.
A fragment discusses Lanai and a ban related to bananas or banana trade. The text references President Catt, the Lamnab HipMnY group, and a proposed auction or antine for United House, with mentions of governance departments and January timelines. The passage is garbled but centers on island use, restrictions, and possible officials' actions.
A partial transcription notes a Monday holiday observance with staffing changes and court operations. It mentions altered duty shifts and that public offices may close or run on limited hours, with some services resuming the following Tuesday. The fragment references Christmastime observance and court calendar adjustments.
The Republican county committee limits expenditures on candidate list, revives a slate from supervisors, and endorses a twofold plan prioritizing party loyalty and efficiency. Several supervisors attend, with White invited for an expected vote on candidates and future party actions. Treasurer elect Bhinghy names deputies including Campbell, Cox, and Rose.
A court case centers on Toyo's Bar A Luxury and a contested solicitation case. Attorney Lightfoot represents a party while Nrowa and Ly mer address the proceedings. A Japanese woman faced alleged misconduct with wine in a liquor-licensing dispute. The jury heard testimony about bribery for a conviction and a payment of twenty dollars. The judge imposed a fine of one hundred fifteen dollars and warned against further incidents.
Several youths, mostly from Punchbowl area, were arrested early this morning after authorities caught them in the act of pulling up intake rocks driven into the ground by local surveyors. Named by police were Haptlaty, Lin Baydate, Feed Wainy, Harold oneekson, Hehard Daven, Hort im Bernandos, and Ed Prage.
Local report notes a band scheduled to play at Moanalua during a Saturday and Monday exhibition. Officials consider a holiday aid program while the aviation meet at Mo Heel proceeds under municipal oversight.
The Welkom Warmer claims a modern safe heat substitute using a metal heated tube and paper core to generate dry, odorless heat for over two hours. Priced at $1.00 with belt and tires, it is marketed as a portable medical warmer for body ailments.
Friday December 20 lists Milopectator Mauna Kea and Kanal porteW with 5 pm departure to Hawaii via Maul ports, Claudine and other vessels to San Francisco and Japan. January 4 W G Vail, January 5 chivaine, and mails due from San Francisco, Yokohama, Australia, and Victoria with Moana and Moana Victoria routes.
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