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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1901
Page
4
Public notice from Bulletin Publishing 60 Ltd with editor Wallace R. Farrington lists second class matter date and subscription rates per month and year for domestic and foreign addresses and payment terms. Includes post office box reference and publication details.
The article surveys Meltryde plantation and Hawaii's expanding sugar industry. It discusses water supply, land quality, and management as key factors for success, noting local challenges, investor caution, and the potential for strong returns while warning against bear market fears affecting confidence. It references Ewa and Talaude as historic benchmarks and describes ongoing plantation progress and value growth.
In the Office of the Collector of Internal Revenue Hawaii, deputies tally year end totals. Phil R. Whelan is ill at home while A. M. Webster helps with duties. Chief Deputy H. J. Couzens notes the office has been rated Grade No 1 by the Treasury Department for accuracy and merit.
A Sunday afternoon address by John G. Woolley at Central Union Church drew strong applause for its temperance and prohibition message. He framed the issue with parable imagery and urged Christians to stand firm on the ballot for suppression of intemperance, even at personal cost.
D Forbes reports a large forest fire and cane losses around Ookala plantation on Hawaii. The blaze damaged about 65 acres of Horner’s cane and extensive forest, with costs estimated at 25 000 dollars for Horner holdings and about 2000 dollars in extra labor. Fire spread created concerns for nearby patches and potential new outbreaks without rain. The letter describes wind-driven flames, scorched timber, and the challenge of containing fires on uneven terrain.
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