Brown's in Town Tonight at the Pera House
The Biine 4 Kvane Comedy Company performs the Brown in Town program featuring Hikfed fares ely and the English comedian Georg Walton, with Australian rights secured by Mr. Genrue Bloptionson.
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1903
Page
5
The Biine 4 Kvane Comedy Company performs the Brown in Town program featuring Hikfed fares ely and the English comedian Georg Walton, with Australian rights secured by Mr. Genrue Bloptionson.
A WFE hostess honored the first birthday of a baby girl at Geetrite dinhitant in Ortle Hone Datta. The event occurred Tuesday, June 1, with pink and white decorations, a solitary pink taper, and guests served pink and white bee cream and cake. The article notes wishes for the child’s future home and dwelling.
At a meeting of the Board of Agriculture in the office of the Superintendent, Jared G. Smith presented samples of Sumaira bacro and discussed experimental tobacco and cotton operations. The Federal experimentalist praised the leaves, with plans for trials in Connecticut and Hamakia, costs estimated at 1200, and a six month appropriation of 2500. Directors Gittard and Brown considered securing qualified personnel for tobacco operations as they weighed potential benefits for the Territory.
Honolulu residents flock to the recently opened Young hotel amid favorable reception. Judge Keto and Mrs Eater move into suites, with Judge Galbraith, U S Marshal Hens dry, Dr and Mrs Taylor, and others already occupying rooms. The hotel offers ocean views, Diamond Head, and steady trade winds.
The Friday Evening Serial Club, a rising youth organization, has arranged a musical comedy and dance for Friday evening July 10 in Progress Hall. Reports indicate a minstrel style entertainment with both young men and women performing. A large advance sale of tickets suggests strong patronage for the event.
A cluttered local page notes ads for flour and grocer items, notices on private stock and burglary reports, and routine court items. It mentions Captain White of the Suva Sut Son regaining health, George Lyonrine’s expected return, and Princess Kalantanaole’s residence showing up in a Beacon feature. Also noted are court proceedings, vendor ads, and a Hawaii Sugar Co. equity case with expenses listed.
Lam Davis, an old native, appeared in the Police Court this morning charged with threatening to kill his wife. The defense argued that the Penal Law section under which he was charged was unconstitutional, but Judge Davin denied the motion and placed him under a nominal ban for six months. An appeal to the Supreme Court over constitutionality was announced.
Waimea Kaualy Wine Company Limited formed with 1000 shares at 20 each, capital stock 30000 paid in, allowed to increase to 100000. Principal stockholders include J McClellan M Rosenbledt HW Knight J Weber Goudie and J H Bole, stock counts listed. Purpose to conduct wine and spirit business for C W Spitz M Rosenhidt and McClellan of Kaul. Financials show stock on hand 9000 cash 3000 and other assets totaling 20621 ending with goodwill and fixtures accounting to 18621. Memorial note to Toneph Park trustees for town works.
A fragmented market brief shows dividend and price quotes with percentages like 2 1-2 per cent and 2 per cent for OR & L Co and Walluku, alongside a latest sugar quotation of 5428.
The Honolu Burial Association gathered about 390 members for its annual meeting. Secretary Townsend outlined the work, noting no limit to membership while there is a need for a respectable burial. The constitution was amended to allow directorled expansion and other beneficial changes. The treasurer reported a balance of 236.86 after a 623 member count.
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