Visiting Brothers Welcome at Fort and Beretania Masonic Hall
Meats every second and fourth Saturday evening at seven thirty o'clock at J. of P.All cor Fort and Beretania. Visiting brothers cordially invited to attend.
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1911
Page
3
Meats every second and fourth Saturday evening at seven thirty o'clock at J. of P.All cor Fort and Beretania. Visiting brothers cordially invited to attend.
Local notes mention Pinectar promotion and a general reception at Governor's residence. References to Senator Quinn and a prison sentence, plus a bank failure and funeral processions. Several names, addresses, and events appear in a scattered format with minor details.
An extended page note details a large rise in foreign money orders, listing numerous countries and new rates. It outlines postmaster duties, revised fees from five to eighty dollars, and the expected administration steps for international payments across colonies and territories.
Heavy rains disrupt handling of island sugar as multiple steamers report rough seas and delayed cargo. Vessels like the Kinau list freight for Honolulu, several sailings delayed, and plans for transcontinental shipments face weather-induced bottlenecks.
A long passenger list records arrivals from San Francisco Yokohama Victoria and Sydney with many names including Miss Fernandes Miss Alexander Mr Wilcox and Mrs Warner. The document notes routes from Mant Mo and Mant Ta to Hilo and Kaw ports and lists multiple ships and departure points with dates in January February and March.
Miss Elizabeth Wiley, a resident of Park Avenue, died Saturday night after a prolonged illness. Family and friends gathered as physicians and a council of nurses attempted to sustain her, but she passed away at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Galfagh at Berkeley. The Wiley family mourns, with Mr. Wiley and local lodges sending condolences and posting notices to her circle of friends.
Fragmentary ship movement report shows vessels departing Honolulu for San Francisco on June 5 and from San Francisco to Mamita dan on June 6. Names cited include Sheridan, Hogan, and Sherman among others, with origin Seiti te and Manta.
In a formal notice Castly and Cooky are named agents for Toyo Kiven Kaisha in Ute Hawaiian Latins. General Matweer of Venney at Castle & Coote confirms the agency transfer amid a dispatch from To ilo Japan. The move transfers business from IL Harkfeld & Co to Charle & Cooke with Tenyn Mann overseeing the transition. arrival scheduled around Jenny 2ath.
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