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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1905
Page
9
The transport Sherman sailed for Han Varuchien this morning, with band on deck and String Air saluting. Passengers’ brief voyage unfolded under cheers as officers were greeted at the hotel. The ship’s company enjoyed a lively departure, free from heavy expenses, amid warm reception and festive atmosphere.
In probate at chambers the Maui circuit court sets January 10, 1908 as the hearing date for the estate of T Mori of Wailuku. The administrator requests allowance of final accounts and distribution, with objections and evidence due by then. Publication to appear in The Honolulu Bulletin for three weeks prior to the hearing.
Shipping notices list arrivals and sailings including Batvritay and various vessels bound for Delaware Hawaii Maui and Molokai ports. Monday sailing includes Parker Nora Tullett for Kawai. Tuesday lists Brian FA Cumming and others for Maui and Hawaii ports.
A damaged OCR fragment discusses government contracts and citizen labor versus imported goods. It alleges reliance on Chinese labor, criticizes a contractor, and urges immediate action to end the contract while promoting citizen labor. The text references carpentry, manufactured tools, and a bulletin office for sale notices.
Local discussion centers on a proposed development at Lim Anicoten near Port Bit. Community members weigh economic benefits against environmental impact as planners outline next steps and timelines.
A heavy storm hit Hilo Thursday morning delaying a major sale. Winds reached high speeds driving wreckage and causing property damage including trees and cottages. Officials reported delays and repairs as crews assess the scene and prepare for continued work tomorrow morning.
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