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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1905
Page
8
E. O. Hall & Son Ltd advertises stockyards stables and baby-riding rigs at the Stockyards Aligned with E H Lewis proprietor. The notice promotes outfits for equestrian use and stylish horses available through the supplier.
Weekly crop bulletin reports unusually cold, dry conditions across Maui, Oahu, Hawaii with high winds and frost in places. Coffee and pineapple ripening slow, pastures fair but in need of rain. cane and vegetables grading through winter with variable yields and plowing underway.
Patchy OCR shows sailing times and ship names for Maui Hawaii and Honolulu routes, with dawn and noon departures listed. Names of passengers and officials appear in a crowded roster, reflecting a 19th or early 20th century maritime notice.
Suffering from cold weather, pastures in district looking well. Scott of Oahu reports mande wilt and poor growth due to dry winds. Ewa and Wahlawa regions show persistent cloudiness and cool nights retarding cane and coffee growth. Harvesting cane in Ratuhum and topsoil conditions noted. Weather remains dry and cool across areas, with cold nights affecting foliage in places. Climate service staff report cane crop progress and rice field plowing, while a political note mentions Depew’s Senate election and a post-election speech.
Fragmented weather bulletin lists temperatures, humidity, dew point, and wind directions. Mentions ATW and Avon area with wind velocities and total 24 hour movement. Authored by Alex McAshley, United States Weather Bureau, dated 10 1005.
Intending bidders are notified to attend at noon on Thursday January 10 at the corner of the Hilo Post Office to bid on described government property of the Territory of Hawaii. Items include spar buoys, chain and anchors in good condition, steel spar buoys with chain and anchors, and other gear. Inspection is allowed and inquiries directed to G. W. Gere or John Witeneverald.
An assortment of nationalities answered roll call in Police Court this morning. Most cases involved gambling. Four Japanese paid $5 for attempting to influence the sexes. Two Portuguese paid $5 for attempting to procure a lucky result in a game. A Portuguese defendant listed the name George Washington Sulonjou Kulotkins as part of the charge. A Ukrainian defendant faced a sentence tied to a separate offense.
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