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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1903
Page
4
The Evening Bulletin lists subscription rates per month, quarter, and year for U V and foreign deliveries, while the Weekly Bulletin offers postpaid and foreign options. The text also references Heber Lane and a lengthy report on legal matters, including the Attorney General and Public Works, with notes on the Hawaii tourist trade and education debates.
A garbled report shows Tsyntund BL Daly opposing a veto on a budget item tied to county pollution controls. The document references the Forruney of Anawinil and a 60 day window for action while names like Leland Brethren appear in context with governance and pricing for equipment.
Critics urge Hawaii business leaders to unite and show genuine enthusiasm to boost tourism. Dr Wile argues California ads overstate Hawaii while locals must replace cynicism with proactive, continuous promotion and concrete plans. The piece calls for a bold, collaborative effort to attract travelers and invest in positive campaigns nationwide.
The report details missionary effort and teaching work in Wailuku and Makawao, noting contributions by Miss Turner and Miss Cameron, visits to the Chinese throne, and ongoing support for women workers. It covers the Gleaners Society activities, attendance, speakers, and fundraising outcomes, including a May meeting selection and a lawn party fundraiser.
Fragmented OCR notes reveal a society page with names and officers of the Bleaner Nate or related group. It lists president Charotte Vee hall, vice president Julie Das mon, treasurer Violet Damon, and other officers, noting annual appropriations and upcoming reports and elections at an afternoon seton possibly referencing a Japanese milong and seating offers.
The Moana arrives with Captain PHI and a crewman named Le on board. The ship, a new steamer from the Union steamer line, is bound for England, passing through the Atlantic route toward Vimakor. The vessel, owned by Colum A. Gm, is listed among Pacific waters and expected to continue the line’s schedule.
The Moana docked at Pacific Mall wharf around 1 o clock after arriving from the Colony via the FL party. Among the passengers are several interesting figures including three Zlanling travelers bound for Blow City, Vitnae Juntun Schritte a noted journey merchant, and J. Heniiker Heaton tied to Penny Post Heaton. Also aboard is Mr Mackay, ex surveyor general of New Zealand, and Haden Powell, brother of a famous South Africa war hero.
Tom Bates and wife of Elleford Company depart to Alameda amid fallout and promises of return. The couple’s union with Mew Hates strengthens ties as they report a successful season and plans for Honolulu friends. Judge De Holt allows a legal move concerning exemptions and the case of Hoyt proceeds.
A list of Moana passengers traveling for Vin Firat Cina includes Capt Phillips and Wits Dr Rayner Wile Modigion and wife B Durant Verner Mlue Verter Justin chart wife and three daughters Dr Moody Dr Catill Dr Anderson W H Furneas CA G Lillingston wife and three children Mike Rogan Mive Tinsday T B J Bloole and wife H Wolte hagen N Hagan J Aulkner with child J Menniker Heaton wife child hurve and maid PJ Ingram Dr J J Kelley and wife Minsex Capper D J Wood Dr Cahill M Macpherson James McKerrow Mrs A Wing Mrs Ainley Thowns Miss Fox Strange ways and maid P Couragn and wife Mrs Pagan and two children H Newman Hop Jan Murray Ho D Mor daunt Mong Mackay Mian Mackay HadenPowelll and wife Mrs D Hoburt son Mise Pike Worley and wife Mr Collie and wife Second Chinn Mrs C Ladd Mise Taylor Rev J Line ton Taylor B Twplin wife and infant Rev I Middleton the Hanvard and infant Mises Ata and Ave Moore C Ganard FB Randall wife and two children A Bernataln Me and Mime Mackintosh Thomas MiCourt C Baybut wife B Billyton wity and pr 8 4 Mount
A long catalog of passengers and their accompanying family members listed for a ship’s steerage section. The fragment names numerous individuals with surnames such as Dewar, Kelley, Thromel, Shiviie, Burkitt, Vincent, Mowat, Went, Snell, Cormank, and many more, detailing wives and children and some with multiple dependents. The text reads as a passenger manifest fragment with scattered initials and notations, offering little context beyond passenger identities.
An old banking notice lists departments and services including lending and correspondence with The Bank of California and N M Rothschild. It details trust, savings, and insurance offerings, with rates for term deposits and various notices. The office address is 924 Bethel St and 824 Bethel for Insurance.
Claus Spreckels and Co and associated banks announce drafts on major financial centers including San Francisco New York London Berlin Yokohama and Sydney. The notice notes deposits received loans approved security issued travelers credits and bills of exchange bought and sold with prompt collections.
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