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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1906
Page
7
A store proclaims that ill-fitting garments ruin appearance while urging customers to choose properly fitted clothing. Each article is measured and adjusted before leaving the shop to ensure creased prestige is avoided.
Legal notice announces levy and sale of Debora Panau Mary Kahela and Alex Pahau interests in parcels in Panoi and Kewalahao Honolulu Oahu, Hawaii. Auction at 12 noon on March 16 1906 at front entrance of Capital Military Building. Mortgages on property total 5800 dollars.
Auction notice lists James J Holt Assessor of the First Taxation Division of the Territory of Hawaii offering for sale at public auction items including Koa furniture on March 2 1906 in Honolulu. Described properties are sold under section 1271 of the Revised Laws of Hawaii with proceeds to delinquent Young tn Company taxes for 1905.
Stock transfer details from Pioneer Mill Co Ltd authorize transfers for Plant Ton and Vat accounts on dates 1806 inclusive. Treasurer W Protenhauer signed the corporation notice.
The Honolulu Baseball Association will hold its annual meeting at the Young Hotel on Wednesday February 24 1806 at 8 o'clock. Members are urged to attend and discuss upcoming season plans.
Notice announces Wal alua Agricultural Company Limited election of bonds payable April 1 1906 with interest to that date and surrender at the company office. Also an election notice from Brewer and Company Limited stating officers elected at the February 10 1906 annual meeting in Honolulu Hawaii for the ensuing year.
OAHU SUGAR COMPANY LIMITED announces to all bondholders numbered 1 to Th inclusive to present the bonds for payment to the Treasurer at the Hackfeld Building Honolulu. Dated February 35, 190d, Honolulu.
An 1900 letter from Honolulu discusses planters offering to pay for 100 Portuguese families while Territory demands more. It notes stockholders meeting at Stangenwald Building to decide aim and laborers’ impact, with meetings set for February 25 and 26, 1900, under secretary Paxton.
A Honolulu Promotion Committee meeting faced disruption due to I H Steckade and others missing, delaying discussion on Hil Breamship Line plans. Emily Noble sought travel funds to California while New Zealand football entertainment and Hawaii parade topics drew attention, with members optimistic about hotelmen convention prospects.
Overseer Johnson submits February 1906 report detailing completed work including concrete storm drains and patching, and ongoing projects such as macadamizing and road repairs. It notes quarries supplying macadam, asks for $17,600 monthly appropriation for March, and requests continuation of Waikiki and Katmuki road work under special tax.
At the annual stockholders meeting held February 21 1906 at Honolulu the following were elected directors for the coming year Haneisenberg M Cooke DB Inenberg AB Wilcox W Protentader WH Rice WG Parke. Secretary W Parke announces the result from Honolulu February 24 1906.
The annual meeting of the Board of Directors held at Huckfulula Co Honolulu elected officers for the ensuing year. Names include J Hane treasurer and IG sees vee, M. Cooke as directors, O P Re feenberg as vice president. The Bulletin notes the meeting and prints a brief summary.
The voltime quarterly meeting of the Hug Association will be held at Re- Dubsewn headquarters this afternoon. Amendments to the Constitution are promoted for Article 4 paragraph 1 to set July as the annual meeting time and to allow special meetings on written requests from members with notice. An added section proposes an administration of two dollars and fifty cents for certain dues.
The Myrtle Bowls Club reports a tense boxing evening where the captain of the Myre Boat Chi raised attention to members. A sign over the door read Non-Members Keep Out, and organizers noted the club did not want a certain individual identified as part of the sport.
The Eluefords theater crew faces minor friction as Prince Kakawaiea announces engagement to Miss Chamberlain in Honolulu. W J Ellford’s company plans farewell dinner amid hints of romance with the lead actress. Miss Chamberlain avoids the prince while remaining with the troupe during a tense Broadway style tour.
The WanHal meeting of Hawaiian Sugar Co. of Makaweli, Kanai, proceeds with old officers reelected. Manager Baldwin notes a tough year due to cold weather and leafhopper pressure on late fields, while early fields fared better. Output including Gay & Robinson sugars reached 21,222 tons. labor shortages and a long grinding season reduced profits. Plans consider two new five million gallon irrigation reservoirs to improve daytime irrigation on upper lands Camp NE and Camp VI Ridge.
An incomplete OCR note describes a Friday morning incident involving individuals including Jane Rosario and John Pi sanco. It mentions a new lao con and waving, with doctors hoping for recovery though the operation is serious.
The Chronicle reports a persistent rumor of James J. Han and the Great Northern considering a new steamship line between Peb and Hone to compete with Borie Mall and Dovanty ships. Officials from Oceanic Eisa, Pacific Stesmansp, and Great Northern offered no confirmation, noting no definite statement or probability.
The latent fellow hosts the largest assortment of Hawaiian postal items and inland curios at Wall Nichols Co Ltd.
Wailoku Maul and Pet 26 visit Hawaii as Oregon Rifle foes sparkle in Honolulu’s breezes. The tale hints at Miss Mant, Dub, and Hallone’s celebrated scenes, while praising the Waialua and Watluki Siva displays amid tropical surroundings and legendary wonders.
The San Francisco Call reports the bark Kalulant and the barkentine Archer sped toward the Golden Gate after leaving an island port on Sunday. The Archer arrived earlier thanks to a favorable wind, while the Kalulant lingered outside until Monday, carrying a cargo and a number of passengers.
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