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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1904
Page
8
A partially deciphered dispatch reports Charles Kempster, speech impaired, planning to travel from Kohala to London to see the renowned brain specialist Sir Victor Horsley. The brief reply was written on paper, indicating intent to seek treatment and return home.
The Mauna Loa reported arrival from Mint Kona and Kaw ports at 61 o'clock with 2708 misc items including crates of fowls and taro, 82 planters and sacks of potatoes, plus 1100 bundles of different goods. Uprooted weather reports note heavy rain in Kan, cane harvest progress, and rough seas between Kan and the Molokai coast with shifting winds. The Evening Bulletin and Weekly Bulletin advertise legal notices and real estate listings.
A local advertisement touts a fresh and fine bill of fare featuring meats and vegetables. It notes exceptional salads and a renowned chef presiding over the kitchen. Hotel near Fort, operated by manager Geo Capilos, offers 24 hour service.
Territorial Meteorologist Lydecker reports Honolulu time and weather data with station readings. Shipping lists show numerous vessels from Kau ports and Kona Maui ports scheduling arrivals and departures for Jan. 12, including crews and passenger names among detailed port movements.
Mr and Mrs Wor Ebeling of Wainaky survive a startling carriage crash after a bolt on the pole breaks, tipping the double tree and scattering horses. They escape with minor injuries and gash stitched. Nearby residents help recover, friends assist, and horses disentangle from the tangled wreck.
Passengers listed include Arthur Anowamith Douxins Grit W B Afiine J Scott Zwilling and wife Dr W Hoff man W F Drake R H Chamberlain GC Akipa HOH Clarke Dr Jam Molony Miks Alexander Miss Wimple Miss K Lowthwaite J Higman W Green D Conway Leong D By Mavonneble Mea J H Raymond Hullo Mia Franklin Carty Mian G Downett Mew V Mee ken G H Dickey T Alexander A Peck Mt Whitehouse J Gray A A Braye.
The schooner Kawuttant arrived from Koolau ports yesterday at 4 30 p m with a cargo of 900 bags of ree.
Under and by virtue of an execution issued by District Magistrate Lyle A. Dickey on December 17, 1902, notice is given that on February 1, 1904 at 12 o’clock noon at Kalakaua Hale, Honolulu, the property of John D. Holt Jr. described as 36,454 square feet at Kantawai, Diamond Head, Hawaii, will be sold to satisfy the judgment plus costs and interest. The land is subject to a mortgage for 1,500 and is listed in Patent Grant 4674 with prior record in Liber 253, page 49. The sale is authorized by the Territory of Hawaii with the court and involves John J. Burnova, John J. Molt, Milus W. Parkhurst, Irene Tl Holloway as trustee, and A. M. Brower.
Tenders must be received by the Superintendent of Public Works by 12 M February 1st 1804 for labor and materials to construct a four room teaching structure in Kipahulu Maui. Plans and specifications are on file with the Engineer of the Department of Public Works. The Superintendent reserves the right to reject any or all bids and all tenders must be endorsed Superintendent of Public Works Department of Public Works Ji vary Tithe 1904 jou.
A damaged OCR fragment from a bulletin office references a warehouse and Pacific Transfer Co. It mentions location near a bulletin office and two stories, with unreadable details and unclear dates or actions.
The Honolulu Rapid Transit and Land Company announces officers and directors elected at the January meeting in 1904. Directors GH Atherton F W Klebahn Geo P Ti eging were chosen to serve on the board, and officers JOIers B T Peck Lb A Thurston Gor Thiesen C H Atherton F W Klebahn were elected to serve for the ensuing year. GEO P THIELEN was named secretary.
The steamer Nithau arrived at Kaul porte this morning with 8000 bags Le Posuman and 4000 bags Ht M augur. Several augur ships reported at Kaust ports ready for shipment, including V. Ky 800 bir Mak 9160 i & R 1822 K.P 1800 TB 2080 HES. Co. TH. Purner Kane notes Mikahala’s voyage to Walmea Toads for sugar, with a full load of K. S 1 auger. Edward May discharged at Makawell, while Kreole saw changes. hotels boarding houses and alert housekeepers advised on January linen sale.
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