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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1907
Page
7
The notice promotes carriage repairs on Queen Street between Fort and Alnkes Streets. It emphasizes full equipment and skilled workmen ready to handle repair and painting with moderate prices. Authority and exact department name are stated.
The Circuit Court of Hawaii Territory issues notice for the land registration petition by Catt Railway and Land Company and others. The court directs appearances at Lehua Avenue area near Pearl City and sets a hearing date in January.
Pacite board reports at home club on Kin Street with 1107 Pacheic Ennis O10 and Victor Talking Machines featured. Victor Talking Machines Company claims five models compare with the Victor brand noting major advance in sound reproduction. Bergstrom Music Co Ltd presents the event.
California Rate Deposit and Trust Co. with offices in Franeiven and San Francisco announces six and three percent dividends on term deposits and ordinary deposits respectively for the six month and half year periods ending December 31, 1906. Dividends are payable on January 2, 1907 to holders of record. Secretary George Tournay signs the notice.
A damaged reform manifesto outlines support for improved streets and bridges, urging residents to back measures and a new administration to maintain good roads. It emphasizes public interest, the need for sturdy pavements, and collective effort to advance highway and city infrastructure.
A brief local notice reports site work along a river bend near Hine and Tigere. Workers clear debris and recalibrate boundaries to prevent future erosion. No injuries or further actions are noted.
Fragmented text outlines a boys night program with names and tasks. It references witnesses, a list of activities and a leader guiding a formal event. Many words are garbled, but hints of a social gathering with planned demonstrations and speeches appear.
Mrs. Baral Kiahone, mother of Senator E. B. Kite Joo, died in Slakawhe late Wednesday evening after a lengthy illness. The family, including nephews and relatives, gathered for the funeral at the Makawad district. The obituary notes her Hawaiian heritage and ties to Punahow, with many attendees paying respects.
A native Californian thirty years old, teacher Sturtevant, died yesterday at Honokan cemetery after a trip, leaving the community of ATH Te OPK at the BBluhopy Mtn in mourning. He was well known and served as a teacher at ATH Te OPK. The circumstances of his death followed a journey that did not end well, and details were reported by local authorities.
A fragmentary account discusses the mile walk event at the champion shire of Hawaii. It notes debates over its place in championships and mentions spectators awaiting details of entrants and armor clad contenders. The text reflects uncertainty about the event's status and future prominence.
The text lists local judges for a community event with officials including Mrs A Lavan and Bishop Macfarlane. It mentions Honohili'e and a committee chaired by Mrs A Lavan, with several named individuals attached to the festival program and ceremonies.
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