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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1911
Page
5
An advertisement promises a free trial of Hexall 94 Hale Dante hair tonic with a money back guarantee if unsatisfied. It touts a Rexall Store sale with prices like Two Articles for 50 cents and implies a local guaranteed remedy for baldness.
The report lists several figures connected to Kawal and Kaual including Wilcox who arrived by the Kian from Kawal, Brogflatr departing for the Manehwria, and Attorney General Lindbay returning from Kaual after attending his mother's funeral. Superintendent of Patic Works Campihia has returned from Kaual to confer with Weber and commission of that state. Martha Hobron was red Mone person or from Kawal after a brief trip. Taiwan Salto Bugar Company chief engineer M. Konilly visited Honors. Chief of Detectives Me Duple is recovering from a hospital operation at Queen's Hospital Lane. Acting Chief Kellett will handle duties. Manager Andrew Adams of Rahwka plantation spoke with Japanese Consul General Uyeno. Adams is popular with locals.
Shipping notes report the loss of a sailor named Joseph Roberson after a man overboard incident from the American schooner Kulfa, bound from Newcastle to Australian ports with lumber and cargo. The Kona, under Captain Hansen, proceeded to Port Allen to discharge coal and press on toward Kaitall port as weather worsened.
The report describes price inquiries for Ban Franchiveo at ten o'clock Wednesday morning and details about American-Hawaiian freighter arrivals, cargo discharges, and onward plans to Hilo next Thursday evening. It notes customs officials preparing investigations, a hospital inmate case, medical attention efforts, and various ship movements including the Nippon Maru and Zealandia with expected departures and cargoes aboard, plus lighthouse and buoy maintenance in the Hawaiian Islands.
In a heated county supervisors session the veto on a mayoral decision was deferred awaiting a later vote. The discussion centered on party lines with Republican and Democratic members divided over the measure and potential impact on city governance.
An evening at the Kamehaweba Aluiol Arwclation'n Chih Hall marks the celebration of the association's victory with a $200 exhibition amborata. The event features dances, a short program, and remarks by witnesses as the crowd cheers the likely award outcomes.
A long excerpt lists passengers and origins for voyages including Hemghong, China, Japan, Hawaii, and San Francisco routes. Names such as Milo Wilhelminia, Mrs. Clement, Miss Yomne, Geo. N. Wilcox, and Ada attorneys appear among many travelers. The document notes July arrival dates in Yokohama and July 17 sailing plans, with ships like Nippon Maru and Zelandia mentioned.
Obituary notice for Mrs. Sturenbeck records her death in Houston after years in residence. Service details note a German Lutheran church funeral with local clergy and attendees. The report mentions estate matters including property appraisals, trustees, and health board activity affecting about 2600 people with a subset facing annual liens.
Reports detail a major polo event in Manila interrupted by political constraints and travel hurdles. Officials discuss eligibility rules, foreign participants from Singapore Australia and the United States, and the impact of U S restrictions on imports and team readiness for the next season.
The magazine announces its August edition with improved cover design and new front matter. It highlights border country information and aims to offer instructive copy, with distinctive illustrations and engaging content from Hui AX Magaetne.
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