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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1903
Page
8
Fragmented OCR shows offices at Roome 208-209 Boston building on Fort Street with telephone lines and hours. Mentions LTain 38% dence and White 2661 and hours from 11 am to 1 pm and 8 to 4 pm with Sunday 12 to 2 pm. Also references Box 801.
The Wail Nieboly Co announces units on sale with prices listed as $1.40 and $1. The note records a pricing display though details are fragmentary and some words are garbled.
The fragment describes a naval voyage with rigging, repairs, and daily tasks aboard a ship. It notes lifting sails, adjusting topmasts, and maintaining readiness despite losses and rough weather. The speaker expresses fatigue and a wish for rest after strenuous duties.
The Salvation Army officers plan a farewell service at six o clock Sunday evening. Captain Jostitle Mutchinson led the religious War Cry work for a year and will move to Lily to continue in Army work after a month’s rent. The officers have resigned casual yearly orders from Colonel Georges French. Their farewell morning tomorrow invites all to attend.
Rev Wim M Kincaid will preach at Central Union Church Sunday February 22 at 1 a m on Men Who Have Made America. The evening devotional service will be at eight with an address by Hot McM. Bitee. A special minister by the Kamehamena pitts and the speaking of the Kame In sitution. The Christian Endeavor meeting will be at 7 o'clock with CH. Tracy leading.
A motorman on the Rapid Transit line averted a fatal accident when a small boy darted into the street and ran in front of a moving streetcar near Hotel A, reversing the car rather than stopping. The child survived, waved at the motorman, then cried.
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