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02 Jun 1897
Page 1
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1897
Page
1
Per month, subscription ratra appears in the 210 King ad. The text indicates pricing and availability for Hawaii, with vague wording about monthly charges. No clear organization or date is provided.
A local commission chaired by Representative Robertson was tasked to simplify land title transfers under the Torrens system. The piece argues the current costly method is outdated and urges action next session, noting potential opposition from record searchers and attorneys.
D. W. Dimond sues B. C. Mace to force sublease of Waiiki beach premises and halt lease assignment. A bond of 1000 dollars is posted. Other cases include Raymond v Pais Plantation on an uncited exception, Holt estate guardianship expenses, and ejectment suit by Abraham Fernandes. A prominent Healani member accuses Myrtle Boat Club of unfair boat racing rivalry amid talk of a new six oared barge ordered from San Francisco. The Healani rep asserts no bias, while some Myrtle members accuse rivals of rigging terms.
Samuel J. Macdonald is admitted to the Hawaiian bar after receiving high testimonials from New Jersey where he has practiced for over thirteen years as an attorney and counsellor. He becomes partner with A. B. Humphreys, a respected local lawyer, and previously served as City Attorney of Newark. The firm opens with best wishes for a prosperous career.
The 25th anniversary of Henri Berger’s employment with the Hawaiian Government is celebrated as he is appointed by President Dole to the personal staff with the rank of captain. The bulletin offers congratulations and notes expectations of service. A secondary note mentions King Bros portrait work samples and a price warning to avoid inferior rivals.
The oldest wood building in the world stands at Borg sund Norway. Erected in the eleventh century it has survived with frequent coats of pites preserving the timber from decay.
James A. King discusses a soon to be built Hilo wharf at the Wainkea river mouth for passengers freight and mails. Plans include a 100 foot long covered landing and a coastal deep water project. The Hawaii Herald’s stance is noted but King confirms urgency. The Wo men’s Board of Missions annual meeting at Central Union Church elected officers led by Mrs. C. M. Hyde with reports on mission work in Hawaii and Micronesia and individual committees for foreign, Hawaiian, Chinese, Japanese, and Portuguese women.
Belle C B Reynolds favored a copy of the London Sun printed Thursday evening June 28, 1838. The edition shows a medallion portrait of Queen Victoria with a facsimile autograph and claims gold printing on the first page. The copy, preserved in black ink, notes the coronation event and Victoria’s forthcoming sixty year reign.
Printed ducks are praised for washability and durability for boys shirts. Kerr offers a large variety of patterns at one dollar each, emphasizing value and practical wear.
The committee for the tomorrow Honolulu Cricket Club concert at American League hall presents a program lineup subject to change. Entries include violin solo Bong J. Ross, topical song B. L. Marz, solos by Zuber and Wolff, various songs, overture by Professor Barger, Hawaiian quartet, cornet and zither solos, and multiple named performers such as C Kreuter and A Cunha among others.
Two reasons people now pay fare from Waikiki to Palama Grocery and back. The text notes Palama Grace opposite the Railway Depot on King Street as the delivery point, with mentions of a local grocer Hann y Cannon and a contrast between Diamons Hond and Monnalun frets.
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