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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1901
Page
5
New shipments arriving include Rain Ganson door mats, galvanised items, Cane Knives, Diston's makerable supply, Piston Save Fil Cart, Paine rr Olle la nila and Sisal from 1 Inch to 6 Inch thick. Also on hand are Rice Plows and Breaking Plows.
Odd collection of local notices and ads including saloon locations, business names, weather notes, and product pitches. Mentions Pantheon Saloon Mint Saloon Nun Ant Chaplain Lane and Camara Co on Spersg Street. Highlights such as weather causing colds, Red Star Plastery goods, Honolulu Photo Supply, Pacific Heights, and Camarinos fruit trade with contact cues.
The Waimea Sugar MII Co stockholders held their annual meeting yesterday. Reports show 295 acres cut in the last fifteen months yielding about 5.1 tons per acre. Manager outlines higher labor costs and plans for more acreage and larger crops. New officers elected include B. Atherton president H W Schmidt vice president Jory W. AeHowen treasurer Bram P. Chapin auditor John Passow manager TR. Robinson retires as auditor.
Captain Hone Lundvelt reports the bark Topkallant severely damaged after rough seas. Two by-rights of her hanging knees broken, most fastenings carried away, two beams amidships broken and the vessel strained. An underwriter survey deems repairs at about 810,000.
A Japanese man at the Terland wharf spent the afternoon hoping his wife would return with their child, fearing she had left him. Several Japanese women with babies were seen, but none were the man’s wife, and he continued to search the area the next morning.
Police Court notes show several cases discharged for lack of evidence or nolle prosequi entered. Joy and partners were discharged on two charges, third nolle prosequi. Kow Son and Lum Look cases nolle prosequi. ten Chinese Rambling cases postponed with one fined. Pauole pleaded battery against his wife Susan discharged for lack of evidence. Eddie Myer larceny in the second degree set for Friday.
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