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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1905
Page
5
Prices are low with a rare chance to stock up on good hosiery. The sale features a wide assortment of plain and fancy styles and claims prices will not be duplicated on such qualities again. shoppers are urged to act quickly to secure the best selection.
A bustling sale opens Monday morning at 8 o clock with vast textiles on display. Black cotton and white foot goods dominate the listings, including Lisle threads and silk varieties priced per yard or piece, with numerous items offered in bulk at promotional rates.
A proposed act to ban spitting on public walks and in public spaces within the Territory of Mawel Beetlon. It restricts sputum disposal to controlled receptacles and imposes a misdemeanor with fines up to ten dollars for violations and failure to disinfect within forty eight hours. The bill becomes law upon passage.
Basketball teams of the High School in Normalville will meet this afternoon on the high school grounds while the YWCA team faces Punehou. Lineups include Smith, Crews, Akau, Stone for Normale and Akal, Jones, Kawainul, Peplowaki for the visitors with guards and centers listed.
A crowded page lists ads and notices with varied items from shoe stores and bakeries to transport schedules and legal notices. It mentions new styles at Serosiy, Mom's bargains, a benefit concert, shipping and transit news, property listings, and official warrants. Names include W. C. Peacock, H. Hackfeld, and Miller street addresses.
Cargo of Steamor Kauai arriving from Anahola with 5 700 bags sugar and 4 oxen merchandise. Sugar shipments listed from multiple planters and firms across Hawaii, including Mawath Ml 15 000, Walnaka 3 000, Onomen 2 500, Nonomu 18 000, Hie alan 14 000, Laupaheehoe 1 500, Ookain 1 600, Hamakua 6 000, Paauhau 4 2hu, Honoka 4 000, Kukuthaole 1 280, Punaluu, Honuapo 1 600. Additional listings show Diamond W 200, Mak 26 000, G & R 7 600, McB 14 735, K P 8670, Kilauea 1 300, M 8 Co 6 060. Noeau arrives from Mokopas with 4069 or 26 packagers sundles. Nilhau from Mu Kaweli with 4 500 bags sugar and merchandise. Kina shows 31 calves and other sundries. Prices and exact destinations vary by vessel and trader.
In a San Diego courtroom Judge Humphreys and attorney Withington sparred over city claims and verbosity. The Hawaiian corporation advocate called for quiet as the defense attorney pressed for accuracy about Honolulu and San Diego.
A 1908 weather bulletin from the U S Weather Bureau shows February morning readings with a temperature around 68 and a barometer near 20 0 inches, humidity about 46 percent, and 178 miles of total wind movement in the last 24 hours. In Company C National Guard last night Captain H Klewime was elected to command replacing Captain Corne, with George Smithies named lieutenant and George Moore as second lieutenant. A tight race for sergeant ended with Olsen defeated and appointed first sergeant, as music and refreshments followed.
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