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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1903
Page
5
Tent camping privileges offered for families or parties with meals and two per day. A two room cottage houses 4 to 6 people. Reduced weekly rates for groups of six or more. Two days’ notice required. Location between Diamond Mead and Koko Head on Government road near Diamond Head. Sunday use allowed for bicyclists.
In the Saturday Bulletin and the Weekly Edition the Busymer's Handy Index lists all items, building permits and real estate transactions. The Evening Bulletin offers a 76 cent monthly rate and the Weekly Bulletin a yearly rate. The Honolulu Photo Supply Co presents a finely bound Kodak album collection in burnt leather meat leather paper and cloth at reduced prices.
The committee reports on district health board contracts with Kalua for palal supply to the Leper Settlement. It finds overpayments and improper shipments, notes shipments from Halawa and Honouli to Pelekunu and Pelekiki, and disallows payment for several bundles as unfit or outside contract terms. Subpoena matters involve court appearance for a clerk and stenographer.
Local items note personal injury cases, a lawyer named B Hall and Wally building. Mentions modern cottages on mma street and a Want Column on page 4. Also lists various local businesses, auctions, and civic notices, plus ship movements and court actions.
A Japanese ceremony at the Immigration Station on the Quarantine wharf tied eighteen couples in contracts observed under Japanese custom. Local authorities and a Japanese preacher attended as the parties consented, marking a mass ceremony amid territorial tension. A Fire Claims Commission session followed, with officials noting pending claims and scheduling another informal meeting to review matters before adjournment.
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