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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1911
Page
10
The Imperial heavy duty Marine and Stationary Gas Engines are built in San Francisco Cal. The range includes models with 1 4 4 and 6 cylinders and outputs from 4 to 250 horsepower.
A testimonial from Mrs. Citas Bacay of Uraniteville Vic praises Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for restoring health during life changes. The letter claims the remedy heals nervousness and menstrual problems and has helped many women over 50 years.
Subscribers are warned to notify Ballatin circulation at once if the Evernox Bulletin has not arrived. Include corrected address and details of missed delivery and faulty address. Call 2266 or visit Bullatt Om Alakea Street to arrange replacements.
Yesterday afternoon the funeral services for A. P. C. Correa, who died Saturday morning, were conducted at his Fort Street residence by Rev. Robert B. Smith. The procession then went to Nuuwun Cemetery for burial. pallbearers included A. D. Castro J. M. Camara J. D. Marquee and others.
Charles Hall of the Waterhouse Company underwent an appendicitis operation this morning. Dr. Etrand performed the procedure at Johnwot Renttariim, with expectations of a brief recovery and discharge to a few days. Hall had recent health issues and arrived yesterday, then was moved to Rat Meriva for surgery.
The Hawaii Promotion Committee prepared to pay 10000 for the Floral Parade Poster. Your design must be submitted before the event date in 1911.
The article notes meat sellers at city markets must meet health standards under new rules. Several vendors have already submitted to inspections and others are working to comply with the updated requirements.
New film changes at Savoy and tonlabt'a bring feature attractions to both theaters plus an Empire matinee today. The Bijoy the Reccp Tito headlines a minor entertainment with La Petit Laura and young Hioninta, billed as the world’s best. Duke Johnson and Maw Wells, top local acts, join a fresh bill with The Broadway Linton and Ragtime Trio performing. Barnes and Robinson offer a piano and talk set as new motion pictures open across theaters. A Vancouver musical comedy company arrives July 24 for a nine night run at the Empire.
Investigations by Liquor Inspector Fennel reveal a sweeping exodus of short demijohns sold as wine and whiskey. About 4000 demijohns were sent back to the count, with dealers overstocked and penalties to be enforced. A warning letter to the offending company notes Honolulu is not a port for evasion.
A general meeting of YMCA members directors and trustees is set for five this afternoon to discuss transferring the YMCA building to the Y. M. C. A. under terms settled earlier. The board planned Friday formalities but said association members must pass on the transfer. No opposition noted. meeting expected to be brief. Most furnishings for the new building will arrive on the Columbia September 4, with housework delayed to September 16.
Reported petitions from Hilo residents demand additional building lots and denounce restricted access to parcels surrounding Makaokh and Hoolulu Park. Activists propose dividing nearby Walakea land into parcels from three quarters to one acre, with some slated for sale as bona fide building sites.
The Hawaiian band performs at seven o'clock in Enna Square. The program includes Overture Unrent Patrol The Guards Ballad In Autumn new. Vocal Hawaiian selections Artie Beneor Yeutia Gavotte Bhutheeny Ohamini and Star Spangled Banner.
In Honolulu on July 16 WL reports the birth of a daughter to Mr and Mrs Malcolm MacIntyre. The ceremony and details are announced for the family record in this brief society item.
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