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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1904
Page
7
HE Cannon of the White Bronze Monumental Co reports strong satisfaction from a Dear Bie ward customer. The notice quotes praise for a White Drone Monument intended for installation at work, highlighting confidence in the product and service.
Removal notice states Dr G B High dentist removed alloy to new location 53 54 55 Young building entrance in Bishop near King street. Townsend Undertaking Co and Honolulu Mutual Burial Assn moved next door to Pacific Vehicle & Supply Co. new offices roomy and comfortable with orderly reception and parlor. Bay Morita Kobayashi have moved offices to 169 Beretani Building at Meretanin and Union Streets formerly occupied by Dr Mt hot.
Wilder’s 8.8. Co announces Teamer Kinan sails from Honolulu Tuesday and Jame Th. Wit departs Hilo Thursday June 9 at 10 am. Both vessels call at all ports on the return trip the same week, arriving Mopohilu Friday morning. schedule subject to change.
By authority on Thursday July 6 1904 at 5 PM the first entrance to the Judiciary Building will be sold at public auction the lease of latiles in Anwhola Raualy Bh acre roe 14 acres tore at lea Kula Term & youra from Angiunt 4 1904 Upset rental 54 00 per annum payable semiannually in advance Apply at Public Land Office Honolulu JAS W PRATT Commissioner of Pablo Lands Official June 1904
Several insidenices in Honolulu are for sale including a Rapid Transit area plot near Pronut for 1600 a dwelling on Ku mieiomeha Road near King Street for 4500 a quarter acre with dwelling on Agiliinn street Munatiod for 04,500 and a cottage on Here near Rapid Transit for 2000. Installment options available. Information at Pioneer Building and Loan Association 122 King at Kent. V. Gear, secretary.
A rugged rural scene portrays the country doctor, a midwife, and a surgeon amid weathered work. The narrator recalls long nights, injured halts, and the labor of healing in a community where pain, poverty, and care collide.
A May report from New York discusses iron production and forthcoming reform proposals. It notes potential reductions in output, efforts to modernize mills, and cost comparisons between older operators and new facilities. The article cites 1903 pig iron production at 19 million tons and anticipates further declines without rapid upgrades.
The Kamehameha School for Girls held closing exercises with speeches by Kavinu Honchett on history and the future of Hawaii. The program included a graduation diploma handing by Principal Mike fila Pope, a Glee Club performance, and a benediction, followed by a reception in the Bishop Memorial Chapel.
An article details plans by the Cable Company to extend operations at Midway, including potential purchase of a cable ship, delays from shore work, and discussions about a temporary vessel. It notes existing equipment, possible use of a rebuilt ship, and the need to lay the Midway shore line, with emphasis on cost, timing, and strategic alternatives.
A garbled OCR fragment references many individuals and dates related to recorded land deeds and leases. Names include Koleka Katamonaia, Harry Armitage, Brown, Chong, Le Kaptolanl Tent Lin, and others with dates in May, June, and April 1908. The text alludes to recorded books and parties securing or listing interests and assignments amid scattered phrases.
A fragmentary OCR item mentions garlic trade with Korea and China and references dates in July and August, including Mongolia and some coastal markets. The legible bits hint at wariness over supply timing and regional exchange, but details are incomplete.
Unruly OCR text outlines trips from Ward elie of Molaket with Fulethta routes and unique derls. It mentions around Sadokal, Lahaina as a capital reference, and Kieler like schedule with spring events. Official notices invite readers to the Wilier Steam Ship Company Office for details and reservations.
In May a Washington family of nine including year old twins faced tragedy as two died and two others were injured after a fire swept through their home. Catherine Howmet and Mr. Geter, residents long in the capital, were among those affected. The Weekly Bullion notes the day’s news, including a feature on woolmaking machinery in the Palace of Liberal Ave.
Estate mortgage loans and investment securities offered by The Hawaiian Realty and Maturity Co Ltd. Homes built on installments. Home office listed at McIntyre Building, Honolulu, T. H. General Manager LK Kentwell.
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