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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1903
Page
3
The notice outlines an event called Advertising Polder with a planned Trip to the Volcano. The trip, described as Haute, will depart Saturday February 28 and return, followed by a committee of representative members presenting suggestions without identifying the proposers.
Hilo reports a delegation of planters sent to the city for the Inland Hawaii Plant Society meeting and a funeral service for W. L. Rowe at the Hitl church. Notices include bankruptcy matters, new trustees, and the ongoing divorce publication discussions in local papers with various names and legal actions.
The Washington Tea Party event at Central Union church parlors Friday night offers an exhibition of Colonial furniture and relics. People with items to loan may contact Mrs Day or Mrs Judd. A combined supper and entertainment ticket is available with separate tickets for portions of the evening. Information on Colonial costumes can be obtained from a church committee on Monday and Tuesday afternoons. Tickets are on sale at local shops Throms Wichman's and the Mouolulu Dry Store.
Revyenty two students from Kamehameha House attended Maritana Saturday evening. Judge Hart arranged admission and provided car fare to the opera house, delivering a rare treat and expressing sincere goodwill toward the students.
Fragmented notes report a four masted bark sighting near San Francisca in February, with doubts it is the Duncanni. A Methodist church New England dinner is advertised for Tuesday evening to raise funds for repairs. An advertisement promotes Pai-Killer for grippe and coughs with old price details blurred.
Judge Gear sustained the demurrer in a guardianship dispute involving John A Brown and C A Brown with Magoon and Irene Holwry. The bill claimed the will’s terms and estate shares for the winner’s children, but the court found the pleadings failed to show conveyance to a corporation or a valid legal effect, deeming the bill inadequate on its face.
In Kohala Hawaii on February lth the wife of Mr HoH Renton bore a daughter and in the city on February 16 the wife of Wm Chung Hoon bore a daughter. Also note fake medicine claims and a reminder for Grove's Quinine Tablets price six cents per box.
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