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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1907
Page
5
Bidders clash as land lots go under the hammer with fields of buyers from Honolulu crowds watching. The sale lists lot numbers upset prices and winning bidders led by W T Pope J J Donaghhoe and others with final tallies and withdrawals noted after a long session past noon.
At the Board of Liquor License Commissioners meeting last Saturday Hismatsu Hirano applied for a hotel license for the Hiroe on Kakui street. He seeks a license like those of the four first class American hotels to allow Sunday sales and after hours. The schooner Wai manu, owned by Christian Conrad, broke a main bearing near Molokai. The launch was towed to Honolulu by Young Bros and is berthed at the naval wharf for repairs.
A large Saturday night concert at the Christan Science Church hall in Kewalo featured Robert Baker directing the orchestra and glee clubs. The adorned ball drew near capacity attendance and the program was among the best of the season, with proceeds for the church and the sick. The program included Cadets March, Adeline, Naone, Uina Loko, Two-step Right, The Holy City, and The President's March among others performed by various ensembles and soloists.
Local items include Panama hats cleaned at the Globe and assorted notices. Tucker heads to Hilo Tuesday. Readers warned after August 10 counts are final. Various ads mention carriages, repairs, and shops. Police seek Kawa for burglary. Ozaki to arrive aboard Nippon Main. Estate settlements and legal actions noted along with new candy shipments.
Uvamileupa Pallock of Hild seeks divorce from James Pallock accusing extreme cruelty and failure to support their three children. They married in Honokaa in 1906. alleged cruelty includes beating and verbal abuse. he reportedly left the family in 1905 and has not supported them since.
Morin Dlad M Anmorin aged 27 died Friday after an appendicitis operation performed two days earlier. He was a seven year employee of H R Walker the rice man. He belonged to the San Antonio and Lusitana Societies and his burial was under their auspices with services at the Catholic Cathedral at 4 20 yesterday afternoon.
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