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Newspaper

Evening Bulletin

Location

Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America

Date

Feb 20, 1906

Page

3

Passengers arrive as Pacific Mail ship reaches harbor

The Pacific Mail liner China docked yesterday and drew crowds of passengers by the harbor. Notable visitors include park expert Charles Mulford Robinson and his wife, en route to Honolulu and then Oakland to study civic improvements. Robinson plans a month in Honolulu before Denver work, where Mayor dinnered 400 applicants for his plans. Also aboard were dignitaries from Manila and Guam, plus San Francisco officials.

China Charles Mulford Robinson Heenolul Lahall Robinson New York San Francis Rohinent Denver Cob Pomengere Bowtdtor Manue Mt. Ife Philippine Ta Fends Laura McKiatry Honolulu Julia Doughty W J Logan A. A. Logan Mise F. Jaean J. Leland W. A. Tarvey San Franelena

Wahiawa News Highlights Electric Line and Local Happenings

Wahiawa and surrounding areas report progress on the Kauai Electric Company's pole line reaching Wahiawa. Insulators are in place awaiting wiring as road conditions between Hanapepe and Wahiawa valleys are praised for their good condition. New home for Mr. Krune at Wahiawa described as roomy. Townsfolk note ongoing pump and well work for the electric project led by Palmer Greig and Hasina. Elvile warehouse stocked with sugar and a blockade expected to ease with a barge arrival. Local families relocate and prepare for the boulevard’s future. Sunday plans include a wedding in McBryde area as Mrs White and Miss Dominagad Porrellm wed, with Mr White in the Rochfort quartet.

Wahiawa Kaun Kauai Electric Company Hanapepe Wahi ‘Awa Krune McBryde Plantation Neve Wablawa Mr. Palmer Blorle Atver Palmer Greig Hasina Intertai Boate Charles M Plicgw Mrr David White Mumchrist McCryde Mies Domingad Porrelm Keepa Mr. White Rochfort Hatel

Dians for Big Floral Parade at Thomas Square

The parade plan outlines Victoria Arrest divisions assembling at Thomas Square and Kaplolanit Street. Auto and horse riders, police lead, judges transported in decorated carriages. awards, tickets, and ball invitations accompany the event along King Street, Hotel to Kaplolani, ending at Kaplolani Park.

Antoewee Victoria Arrest Gm Derets Nia Atreet Thomas Square King Street O’clork Siages Kaplolant Street Haewalian Hotel Phot Ridera Beretania Street Young Street Ewanf Thomas Square W. H. Babbitt Aly Oe Bn Frank Andrasie Mange King and Alapat Nuvann Kwicht Thay Witt Tna Kaplolan Street Mauka Bermanin Street CM. Cooke Vehlelen Thoman Square Lusle Auto A.A. Young King Wrest Hishop Richarda Beretania Kapivlant King Waikiict Road Kaplolant Park Pary Auton Veliches Paruchiere Thair Grand Island Isaie Uekete Sane Promotion Committee Clarence Crabbe Mr. Gartey Faxon Mallop Ce Ul Brown WF. Feear van Vilet R. de H. Layard _ Carslager FA. Schueter Helen “Noonan Henry W. Lyon Mee Holloway Koen Low Helen Holt Aly Mears An Dittinghem Frauke Armstrong AS. Walker Geo. Fuller Charles F Chillingworth

Weather report notes dry spell aiding 1906 sugar cane

The Weather Bureau reports an unusually dry period with warm days and cool nights. Cane ripened quickly inland while windward areas lag behind, risking water shortages for irrigation and power. Kau districts benefited from late showers. pineapples, coffee, and pastures show mixed progress as drought strains grazing stock.

Officr Weather Bureau Maui Hawaii Thor

Water Use Hours Tightened by Honolulu Officials

By authority the Honolulu Water Works announces water use restrictions during dry winter months. Watering is limited to regular hours between 6 am and 6 pm. Inspectors will enforce the rule and cut service for irrigation outside permitted times. Superintendent J H Howland notes the measures and prior notifications. February 18, 1906.

Te Nunand Valley Howland Honolulu

Dissolution Petition for Hawalino Coffee Plantation Limited

Territory of Hawaii Treasure s Office announces dissolution proceedings for Hawalino Coffee Plantation Limited. Objections must be filed by 12 noon March 12 1906 and hearings held at the Capitol Honolulu to show cause why the petition should not be granted.

Honolulu Oahu Lima Territory of Hawaii Haa Aid Corporation Capitol

Holiday Notice for Territory Pillows Observance

Notice to all residents that Territorial pillows will be observed on Thursday February 22 Washington Birthday a legal holiday Acting Governor Atkinson Hawaii provides official notice no work or business requiring government services will occur on that day and public offices will be closed Washington Birthday is recognized as a holiday by state authorities

Washington Atkinbon Hawaii

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