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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1907
Page
5
Fragmented OCR presents a sugar plantation report with figures on acreage irrigation, yields, and water supply. Mentions Kohala Ditch Company water delivery, expected annual tonnage, and planned irrigation improvements across 1906 1908 era plantation fields.
A garbled listing from the Hawaiian press mentions stock exchange items, advertising notes, and various local business notices. It references the Queen sheet, cartage services, and a Royal Hawaiian Hotel area, with mentions of schools, public instruction, and the Attorney General's opinion on private schools. The text showcases fragmented ads and notices across commerce, education, and public affairs.
The Nippon Maru docked at Hackfeld with 30 Filipinos, 26 men, 2 women, and 2 children. Filipinos praise treatment, aiding future labor recruitment from the Philippine Islands. Nippon also carried 862 Japanese to the city. few stay for the mainland. Passports to the Continent noted. First class passengers Mr and Mrs A Rouffaer, Java resident studying sugar industry methods. Court actions involve Goo Bheeux and others seeking deposition of E Paulik Heesteld. A Mexican firm plans to ship 1000 tons of wood to New Orleans. commodity described as durable with long life.
The article notes scarce ai resources and rising irrigation demand in Oahu. It highlights proposed daily water delivery of ten million gallons, a Kohala Ditch Company contract, and two reservoirs built this year with 15 and 8 million gallon capacities. It recommends a third reservoir in the PH or Mohio fields with at least 30 million gallons, to be built next year.
At the Kohala Sugar Company annual shareholders meeting in Honolulu on February 26, 1907, E. D. Tenney was elected President H. Cooke as Vice President H. Atherton as Treasurer TH. PETRIE was named Secretary. Board of Directors approved officers for the ending year.
Mine Case, praised by The Portland Oregonian as a rising contralto, will perform at the Opera House on Monday evening March 4. Adele Case, with Tenney Peck on piano and Mrs. C B Cooper on violin, will accompany. Admission is $1 and tickets are sold at Wall Nichols Co.
A small group of men with red badges blocked a trolley car on Devinadero Street near McAll Hater yesterday afternoon. They demanded fares, halted several cars for minutes, and later claimed victory after the nickel was not collected. An official warned they were forbidden from Thirteenth Avenue and Clement Street.
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