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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1903
Page
5
Fireworks for the Fourth advertised with prices from four dollars to seventy eight dollars per case. The ad lists a large assortment including rockets serpents wheels and fountains totaling 151 pieces. Delivery is promised on July 3 or sooner with orders encouraged early.
A Hawaiian church honors Rev. I. My Parker marking forty years of pastoral service at Kawalahao. The evening featured a main auditorium program with praise, a formal reception in the basement, and a gilded inscription "40 years. Ka Aloha." Messages from island leaders and Hawaiian board members praised Parker’s life, purity, and leadership, ending with gifts including a gold watch, a $150 purse, and a letters album.
Local notices mention Belvinta Oveldental Hotel at King and Ala, a blacksmith wanted, an executive notice to appear under the authority on page 8, and a fever confinement case. Also mentions a new recovery claim, a lecture by Fred Riles, Pantheon Saloon, and Honolulu Photo-supply tripod deals. Warrants for arrest issued for Sone Kiklobi and Sato for importing Japanese women for immoral purposes. prisoners to be brought before authorities.
Samuel Gourley and Hedmond P Doran sue in federal court against the Mution Navigation Company for wages as discharged mate and master of the steamer Counselman who were hired June 6 to sail to Honolulu. They left Honolulu for Hilo to join the vessel but were discharged before voyage began and stranded in Hilo. The company refuses wages. mate seeks 2 and master 12.0.
Legal items include Judge De Bolt naming Olaf Sorenson as commissioner to partition and allocate half the premises to a plaintiff, demurrers against several defendants, and John Camneidy Avardian appointed to handle Margaret A. Robertson’s estate. Obituary notes mark the death of Honey Loan, with funeral details in San Francisco. Also mentioned are a visual album purchased by patrons of Kawalehoe Church and a long list of dedications from Hawaii figures.
A damaged notice reports the Sprecke yacht sale at Santa Barbara on June 24. Johnny Spreckerw yadeht of the Lirrline sold to MH Bineleir of Pasadena for 1000 dollars. The yacht will move to the Barbara channel for immediate overhaul at Ram ley.
A concise resume of legal notices tender calls judgments building permits and real estate transactions as published in Saturday Bulletin and Weekly Edition. Evening Bulletin price 75 cents per month Weekly Bulletin price one dollar per year.
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