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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1905
Page
5
Haleiwa Hotel on Oahu line offers golf tennis billiards fishing and more with room and board from five dollars via Honolulu Station Train Company. Sunday Haleiwa Limited runs two hours from 6 22 am, returns to Honolulu by 10 10 pm.
Real estate transfers entered for record between 9 a m and 4 p m include Alfred D Hille to Avon H Crook and related lines, Wells to Haw Com Co, Malluna to Kabulut RR Co, and other transfers involving Mallawe and Severinn L Wal. The Weekly Edition of the Evening notes these entries with partial names and dates.
An Evening Bulletin notice lists numerous guests and their home cities registered at Haleiwa Hotel for the week ending February. Names span Honolulu, Waialua, Seattle, New York, Danbury, San Jose, and many others, with residences and affiliations noted alongside. The advertisement offers a yearly Evening Bulletin subscription and a Metropolitan Magazine bonus with a 2400 vote coupon and a $1000 prize contest.
A 1905 notice from Pacific Coast Macchi Company refers parents of children with Bright's disease and diabetes. It discusses a father’s illness and a son’s health, mentioning Fulton’s Compound, and urges readers to request a free pamphlet on Bright’s disease symptoms and progression.
Local items mention Watts advert and a sale at Kerr’s with a Sunday morning reuse, a probate notice on C K C Huube, and a Catholic Mission teaching starting March 1. Public notices include a tax and legislative translation work at fifty cents per 10, a party planning call to New England Bakery, and a Mele dropatized promotion. Church events list St Joseph Moanalua and Methodist services, missionary catechism, and a Central Union Church program with talks and choir by specific names.
Pursuant to a foreclosure decree by Judge De Holt the property at Fort Street 107 in Kalua was sold at noon in front of the Judiciary building. Cecil Brown, trustee, bid $25,050 for the land described as three road wide. The bid was accepted by the court.
A chaotic court record describes a Deputy Sheriff, a judge, and a jury weighing a criminal offense. The narrative blends suspect descriptions, dubious experts, and a remark about chicken theft by various groups, ending with a harsh reform school sentence for chicken theft.
Handcuffed and guarded, Morita Kizo Honjo Teumutaro and Seki Mituda traveled from Hilo on the Kinay to Honolulu. Chester A Doyle and Officer P M Rowland escorted them. They are charged with murder in the death of a Japanese gambler at Hilo on January 1 1908. The weapon and the method are described as instantaneous by the police.
The prettiest waists yet for the money with prices 91.25 to 1.80 and 281.28 to 11.25, Chambeau 61.25 and 62.00. Special Spring styles for 1905 in sizes 36 and 38, no two alike. See window display.
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