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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1905
Page
8
A fragmentary coastal shipping list shows Honolulu area steamers and their sailings. Vessels named include Mikabala from Kauai ports and Iwalani from Kauai, with times around 10 to 11 a.m. plus a 5 p.m. departure for Kahului and San Francisco bound ships. Several ships are listed with captains and destinations in a dated schedule fragment.
Special to The Bulletin Wahiawa Hawaii June 29 McBryde plantation started grinding in December and has turned out about 4000 tons of sugar to date. Officials estimate this season’s output around 12780 tons, with current harvest likely surpassing that. Rain showers early today. pumps run to support irrigation. Plans for electric power from Waihina River could enable full plantation electricity within 1 to 15 months, powering mills, locomotives, workshops, and housing, with cooking also a possibility. Key staff changes include Allan M. Boyle leaving to manage H L A Jaeger at Wainha, and Rh D Moler set to oversee McBryde work in Kauai. The W M Flint cargo ship delivered for Melryde Sugar Co. and a major reservoir contract for Kolon Sugar Co. is awarded to A D Adhager. Kukulualu prep work under way. Plantation cottages and grounds praised. local horse owners Weingheimer and McKechnie highlighted.
A black minorca egg case listed for twenty dollars at City Food Store on Beretania and King streets near Walkiki turn and Capitol grounds. An amal silk work bag containing a work thimble and scissors is noted. Return to this office for a five dollar reward.
Notice warns that any person found within the Oxia Sugar Company cane field boundaries in Ewa District Qala above the upper fence will be considered a trespasser and poacher for shooting game or other wine without written permission. Offenders will be prosecuted to the full extent of the law, issued by M. P. Robinson.
Notice to creditors of Mary Lonokahihini Kunuiakea. A N Campbelt as administrator warns all claimants to file properly authenticated claims within the specified months, or be barred. Claims secured by mortgage on real estate must be presented at Henry Waterhouse Trust Co. Honolulu.
The Governor received an invitation for Hawaii to attend the Lewis and Clark Centennial and American Pacific Exposition and Oriental Fair in Portland from June 1 to October 15. It urges Hawaii's representation by a special commissioner and by showcasing the Territory’s arts, sciences, and industries.
In ardent talk with the judge Stewart objects to addressing the jury while prosecutor Brews is in private consultation. The court deems it best for Andrews to speak after the Attorney General, amid tense courtroom dialogue on procedure and propriety.
Lorrin Andrews argued that a newspaper editor bears responsibility for all content in his paper whether or not he is aware of it or in touch with the issue at publication. The judge agreed the Attorney General acted improperly, and the court instructed the jury that the article was libelous and that malice was presumed in determining guilt.
Weather Bureau report from the Young Building dated February 1 1905 lists temperatures from 65 to 68 degrees and a morning minimum of 63. It records barometer readings and absolute humidity of six inches per foot with relative humidity at 80 percent. Wind speeds range from 10 to 18 units per hour with directions mainly north, total wind movement 306 miles in 24 hours. Section Director Alex Mc Ashley notes the measurements.
Special to The Bulletin from Koloa Kauai June 28 reports Mise Anna Throwns visiting Mim Hue while a petition circulates calling for appropriation for eight water works as the present system fails. William Bcheleber works on a Kolow Sugar reservoir with D K Kapaheo circulating a bill urging Sabbath peace laws amid citizen signatures and proposed amendments.
A meeting of the 100 charter members of the University Clo is set at the clubhouse formerly The Clifton at 6 o'clock this evening. Notice has been sent to all expected attendees.
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