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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1901
Page
2
An antique advertisement lists Scotch shortbread cakes and pies with various price ranges and styles. The copy evokes a nostalgic tone, mentioning traditional methods and a range from cheap to higher quality confections, inviting readers to compare locally.
The issue lists varied notices from Portage and Honolulu with names, places, and events. Segments mention social meetings, church activities, and local commerce, including plans for a new railroad survey, a watch night, and a Fire insurance loss of Chu Kee. Also notes a potential lumbermen’s coastal cartel and forthcoming ship arrivals.
The Fire Hebrew congregation forms a committee led by M. B. Levy and Fred Stern to study cemetery rules and funding for a Pearl City burial ground. A Hawai i Cemetery Association plot near Drenont cemetery may be donated on generous terms. The group aims to build a three to four foot high fence and vault, keep the grounds, and dig graves as needed. A special meeting Monday will hear the committee report and decide next steps.
The Mylvettima association football team beat Hackfeld-Duries 2 to 1 at Makii recreation grounds on a 4:20 start delayed to 4:35. First half saw Malle two goals from Munro and G Anderson, Hackfeld-Davin scoreless. second half Hackfeld-Davin struck back with a brace, Berger netting late as Malle held on for the victory.
On Wednesday next the Lualtana Society marks its 20th anniversary with a procession led by the Catholic Mission band starting at 1 p m from the barns. Directors and founders ride the second and third cars, with members and invited guests following. At 5 o'clock the Catholic Mission band performs in the park in front of the society hall on Alupal street, followed by a literary exercise and a picture of the founders in a hall for the Portuguese colony's gathering.
Heavy rain and thunderstorms struck Hilo area overnight with loud thunder and vivid lightning. Peaks at Walakea show 4.16 inches and Pepee Kee 10.35 inches, with Kan Olaa telecommunication disrupted. Tuenday night rains in Lanahoa lasted five hours, dumping ten inches. Papaaloa gauge recorded forty inches in the 24 hours ending Wednesday morning.
Old advertisement promises a cure in a single day for a gold or ailment using laxative and quinine. It states a Mr. Grove’s signature on each box and lists a price of 25 genta, with a note that the remedy will be sold by every druggist.
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