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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1911
Page
4
Health officials outline mosquito life stages from eggs to adults and urge public cooperation to drain standing water. Empty water containers and clean gutters. property owners may be required to drain and maintain property to curb breeding.
The Punahou staff announces several returning and new teachers strengthening both the Preparatory and Secondary departments. Key figures include Howland, Miss Howland, and Mrs. Betty, with appointments in boarding and English, vocal music, and mathematics. New hires from Pennsylvania and Nova Scotia join to bolster English, music, and general instruction as the school anticipates its strongest faculty lineup yet.
At yesterday's Civic Federation meeting in the Public Service Association room on King Street an executive committee plan was approved to prepare actions on major city matters. The body will vote before any move, ensuring broad input from concerned parties and allowing interests to be heard. Attendees listed include H Dickey, L Andrews, J Palmer, J McKennie, Rev Chan, and others. A request for ad vores was noted for a case on alleged cruelty at Toraietiro Natural grounds.
公告称在 Louis College 校园内计划新建大型宿舍五座，预计总耗资约 11,000 美元，工程正进入初步许可与施工前阶段。多处许可证已核发，涉及多处住宅与学院周边建筑。承建单位及检验部门为城建与公用 Inspectors。
Local dealer touts D. D. D. Prescription as the instant cure for eczema. Claims Wintergreen-based preparation clears skin overnight and heals blotches. Promises ten years of complete relief with hundreds of success stories and urges customers to inquire in store.
A historical notice shows the Cathote church at Whimalin Mant transferring 144 acres to Manuel Cabral for 2000 dollars, followed by a mortgage on the same land. The sequence suggests Cabral agreed to purchase if the church lent the funds, with the documents reflecting the church advancing money and Cabral's intended purchase in his own name.
A mall shipment arrived in San Francisco and was forwarded to the mainland by the TKK. The consignment reached the city at 4 o'clock and was then rescheduled at the focal branch of the Aterehunte Exchange for onward handling.
Reports from the harbor area describe corruption on transport ships and rotten wharves endangering life. Investigations reveal inflated costs for port upkeep, with men slipping alcohol and gambling aboard. A San Francisco source cites army and navy awareness and a harbor committee meeting debates blame and funding gaps for wharf repairs.
Local court actions include Takaichi Murwoke and Hana Miyata divorce filings with Judge Wy t Robinson handling. A separate case concerns Jowophing Ta Mitchell with property blocks at Kal Mokit. Honolulu Stock Exchange gains a new member, Guardian Trust, raising to thirteen. WG Hall steamer delay affects arrivals. customs official William Gallagher dies, funeral at Homan cathedral and Numany cemetery burial.
In foreign ports a shipping float reports arrivals from July 27 and late June with vessels including Bolin Muriel and Chiya Mari. Entries list arrivals at San Francisco and Hemolyi with tentative duties and discharge notes.
Watson leaves the firm to join Thompson, Wilder Lymer, becoming partner in the historic practice. The Watersons and Lymer ties stretch back years, with the firm rebranding as Thompson Wilder Lymer. The change shifts leadership as the group maintains Republican and Democratic loyalties amid regional legal reforms.
Fragmentary weather report shows temperatures around six to ten degrees with wind directions and humidity readings. Mentions a morning halting rainfall and an expected Federal grand jury action delaying proceedings tomorrow morning.
The protest at Keio unfolds with trial court style arguments over arbitral status, judges weigh evidence, and the panel prepares to rule. Key figures Kamit captain and Ys Sakura defend the team while observers note delays and potential implications for Keio and affiliated clubs.
A fleet of piles for the drydock is being driven, with the key components arriving over the weekend. Naval engineers expect the dock’s bottom to be formed within weeks as concrete work starts atop the piles.
Fragmented text outlines a proposed sewer line extending from Kalihi district with references to health officials, authorities, and project stakeholders. The garbled OCR makes specifics unclear, but indicates discussion of route, scope, and approval processes for public works.
Fragmented wire service copy notes inquiry into a Sierra area vessel and crew details, mentioning a 1914 date, a government harbor area, and a passenger list read at a pier. The legible elements reference a dispatch about a boat tied to a government dock and an early Friday event, with names obscured.
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