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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1905
Page
5
Mrs Notley files appeal against the commissioners of appraisement award for 1462 square feet taken for Kukui street extension from Fiver to Liuha street. Award totaled 219.40 dollars with 200 dollars offered for improvements. Bonds have been filed to pursue the appeal.
Special to The Bulletin from Manalel Kauai February 17 Miss Leon Eveltil a junior school teacher bound for Walmen Hawaii to visit a dangerously ill brother Mrs J H Coney with Miss Mabel Ene and Mira Levy expected at the A Wilcox home in Hanalei The Kilauea one room schoolhouse is now completed Minsoa Alice Jones and Ella Wight guest of Mr and Mrs A S Wilcox at their Hanalei home William Williamson arrived in Hanalei on business for Von Hamm Young Co Tift of Hackfeld Co also visiting Hanalei for H L Co Days warm with cold nights Premiums worth 1000 in The Evening Bulletin contest displayed at Seaman Carriage Co Ltd Young Building Fing Job Printing at The Bulletin.
The Hawaiian Gun Club holds its semiannual trial at Manoa Valley range on February 22 with a full program of matches and merchandise prizes. Entries are 50 cents per event with a 1 cent commuter program tax. lunch will be served.
A brief, cautious notice warns of rising deaths within a year and increasing cases of kidney disease. The piece mentions Fulton’s Renal Compound as a so called remedy and names Honolulu Drug Co. as the local agent. It references dangerous symptoms including weakness, loss of vision, and drowsiness as warning signs.
Local notices report steamer arrivals and departures, mail delays on a legal holiday, and shipping updates including the Alameda and Othello. Advertisements list bakery orders, Hawaiian music at dinner, a private ball at the Alexander Young, and a divorce filing by Wilburton. A Tar Association meeting is slated for Wednesday with papers on microscopy and prostitution control.
Irene Ab On files for absolute divorce from her former Policy Officer husband alleging cruelty. She cites threats with a loaded revolver and prior violence including biting with a pipe and an axe. She claims $4000 in property and seeks $2000 alimony.
H Hartman resigns from Waikiki Inn and returns to his former haunts as manager of the express division for Hustace Pock drawing company. He is noted for his past service and will oversee operations tied to the company’s local activities.
The fully rigged Chilean ship Othello, commanded by Captain James Welsh, reached port after a 64 day voyage from Tacque, Chile. It carried 1600 tons of nitrates for Honolulu and 400 tons for Puget Sound ports. The vessel endured prolonged calms and southerly winds, remaining becalmed near the islands for a week before docking at the railway wharf.
The shop advertises affordable shirt waists in white lawn and linen lawns with prices from 1.25 to 1.60 and special 1905 spring styles. An exclusive line of shirt waists and shirt waist suits in sizes 36 and 38 is showcased with a note to see the window display.
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