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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1905
Page
5
A bold sale begins Monday featuring specially priced home furnishings promising hundreds of opportunities. The notice urges buying in quantity to cover one to two years, appealing to thrifty shoppers and homemakers seeking long lasting goods.
Auction catalog fragment shows prices for blankets, portieres, table covers, rugs, and curtains with quantities and crossouts. Items include velvet rugs, Smyrna goods, Nottingham white curtains, and multiple discounts, reflecting bulk sale pricing and assorted fabric goods. Sourcing suggests a local sale event starting eight o'clock Monday.
Special to The Bulletin reports Kihel precinct pays about 97 000 annually in taxes with roughly 5 000 in taxes since 1890s to the public treasury but no road or public improvements have been made. Citizens contrast Hana district’s road and school spending, urge pro rata improvements including a schoolhouse teachers’ cottage and several road projects from Kihel to Paubelo Makawao to Honuaula.
A jumbled list of notices and ads mentions a clearance sale at Whitney & Marah’s, shoe discounts at Kerr’s, and various temporary rooms for rent. It also notes a May Pacific Tennis Club event, a Sunday Pantheon remuncitation, legal actions and court hearings, a civil service exam, and freight shipments for the steamer Helene bound for Maui and Hawaii ports.
From Waimea to Kailua Judge Dole cites several reasons for not accepting the Supreme Bench vacancy left by Associate Justice Hatch. He prioritizes his current position and notable duties, noting a preferable use of his time and service obligations.
A young man named Pruesing was arrested in Walalua this morning by Sheriff Cox on orders of High Sheriff Henry. He is accused of indiscriminately issuing checks on the First National Bank. The arrest followed a bank tip and a matching description. Local details are sparse, but he arrived about six months ago posing as wealthy, a high roller.
A concert and dance by the Relief Society at Progress hall tomorrow evening at 7 20 features a pro gram with quartette whistling vocal solos duets and a whistling act. Performers include John Noble Mrs Bishow Mr Newton and others with piano and instrumental pieces by Prof Berger and Mrs Pernandee.
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