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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1908
Page
8
We have just received a new shipment of Otto gas engines and can supply engines to run feed cutters, wood saws, pumps, or other machinery. Our stock includes four large assortments of spare parts and experienced workers who can repair or replicate any other make of coal engines. Call us for wiring, upgrading, or repairs to the engine you own.
A chaotic OCR reads like a local sports gossip piece noting Sullivan and Wetghel in an upcoming exhibition. Mentions a fundraising race, committee funding, and a planned entertainment night at Coffporh's Mission Street arena on Rebeuney 24 with managers O'Connor and Ketchel coordinating.
A 1905 tennis event by the Pacific and He efitla Club offers prizes for a doubles tournament. Teams from Wil yity pri nuted wank compete for a dozen cent balls. Matches begin next Saturday at the club courts with pairs listed for first rounds.
The next handicap winter tournament for the AOC is set to begin. Walleup will be held on the events of the Heretanta Vinnis Olu the second week. Clifford HW Mell, noted as the Yate petitioner of 1900 and 1405, is appointed to lead work of The Superior (Conn) of Marian County, Conn.
The Diamond Heads prepare to contend with the rowing elite as their limited boats spark competition. Anxious observers note the sport’s limited resources may curb access while promising clearer rivalries and stronger state-wide interest.
Preparations for a forthcoming Chinese Athletic Club event proceed as posters go up across Chinatown. The committee led by white person coordinates a parade of events with athletes training daily at Hoyas Field. The Feb 1 preview promises a major community gathering and a notable roster of officials and volunteers.
The fragment hints at county level sport chatter with mentions of golf and football figures such as Capron, a Minnesota back, and references to Sam Jolison and Walter Candy. Other lines suggest planning for future matchups and possible player movements between teams and colleges.
The Secretary of the Territory issued birth certificates during 1907, noting 89 by Atkinson and 1 by the father for those certified. Most were minors with many applicants, including 148 cases involving children where mothers were Haitian. The registrar Mott-Smith spent two days weekly reviewing applications and witnesses.
The probate inventory lists Hari Johnson estate at $1650 with real estate valued at $1850.05 and furniture and brokerage assets totaling $604. A Crockett refinery manager named Gorge Holph plans to sail soon, while a Chinese storekeeper near the customs house was arrested for selling liquor without a license.
Secretary Mott-Smith writes to the Tax Commission answering questions about the Territory’s past six years. He details income sources, allocations, and the departmental sponsors behind the Rent cards on sale.
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