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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1904
Page
5
Association notices outline benefits and costs to join. The message highlights membership options, phone contact, and access to benefits at Beretania Street. Additional details suggest a program or club offering introductory terms for new members.
Tomorrow the long awaited football match between Maile limas and Pacifics heads to Wingodomive Makliki group with a 4:45 pm start. Referee Mr Waldron sets the lineups and both sides boast strong practice and high hopes for the championship cup.
Brought from Fil and summarizing the first and second Test matches between England and Australia in Melbourne, detailing innings scores, dismissals, and weather-affected play. Notable events include Hayward and Warner early wickets, Foster 49 not out, Tyldesley, Hopkins, and Trumble figures, and a drawn day with 306 and 315 totals amid heavy rain and a reballot. The report notes illness preventing Foster and Tyldesley’s dismissal, plus a suspended match to follow on Monday.
A jumble of notices, ads, and brief items from Honolulu including road wants, personal injury calls, bakery prices, clothing and hardware promotions, and a Kodak developing service. Mentions W H Soper traveling, J P Ball, Washington Mercantile Co, and Hawaii lighthouse inspector Niblack. Also notes a football match at Mas Kiki grounds and a naval governor’s update on federal instructions.
A private letter reports the Helena frozen in a mud dock at Newchwank Cuba. The vessel is described as a 1202 ton gunboat with eight guns and a crew around 108K horsepower. The note hints at rising tensions with Russia and a potential outbreak of conflict in the region.
Hugo De Bolt announced completion of draft court rules awaiting Circuit Judges’ approval. The document integrates old and new provisions, detailing forms for clerks, officers, witnesses, interpreters, and related procedures. It emphasizes grounds for objections and requires explicit reasoning for reargument on petition or declaration.
Notice to jurors lists names of numerous individuals required to attend jury duty on a specified Monday January 1st at a stated time and place. Names include Andraie, Jesst Andrade, Jota Andrews, J. C. Axtell, Henry Blekmyre, J. C. Carter, Charley Collins, Joseph Dine, J. G. Dulsenberg, Albert J. Lyon, John Moale, Willian Melherny, Edmund Norrie, J D Tucker, among others.
Promoters announce a Continental French dinner followed by a regular Saturday evening program featuring the Original Betomoan Quintette. Reservations are required at the hotel office before a specified date tomorrow.
Fragment of a 19th century advertisement announces a removal to stores occupied by Pearson and Potter. It promises to reduce moving expenses by selling a large stock of furniture before the relocation. Proceeds go toward the move and clearing out inventory.
The Board of Education met to decide on the Royal School location. Superintendent Atkinson explained the plan to keep the old site, noting long debate with Alex MacKintosh and other supporters. They argued moving would disrupt local sentiment tied to the historic landmark.
The Honolulu Fuginerring Ausociation will meet in the Assembly Hall above Castle & Cooke offices at King and Hethel streets on Monday January 11. O J Avilbems will present a paper on Mechanical Refrigeration, postponed from the last meeting. A German school session Monday evening features Miss Valesea Schulize teaching English on Samar dust Bao ni Misxtone neonds. Tickets cost 3 cents and are available at H Hovkfeld Co W W Spimond Co and other city places.
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