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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1904
Page
5
A sprawling fragment from page six lists varied items including sales pitches, advertisements, legal notices, a police court discussion, and educational events. It references Panama hats, clothing houses, coffee parlors, a progress hatchment, a photography store, and an upcoming school entertainment. The text mentions court actions and proposals by a superintendent of public works, with several dates and locations scattered throughout.
By authority the Public Works Department invites bids for the construction of a one room schoolhouse with teacher apartments at Kawailhae, Molokal or Wailau Molokal. Bids must be sealed and accompanied by a certified check of 65 dollars and reach the Office of the Assistant Superintendent of Public Works by the specified time.
Water rates due for Bruton Chapter VI in Beeston parish. Notices warn nonpayment within 18 days after the bill date, with a 10 percent surcharge. Payments must be made at the Water Works Office in the Capitol Building, headed by the Chief Clerk and Superintendent of Honolulu Works, with August 1 as a key deadline.
Nosoluta edition dated June 6 1904 notes a political alert urging Republicans to pay attention to forthcoming events and strategies. The brief item emphasizes party mobilization and campaign emphasis without detailing candidates or outcomes.
Notice of animals impounded at the Government Pound Makiki Kona Island of Oahu. Describes a white mare with brand, bay mare with forehead mark, and a white foot horse. Animals to be sold if pound fees and damages are not settled by the specified date.
Readable note indicates rental cards are available at The Bulletin office for purchase. Details on prices or dates are not provided in the fragment.
The court finds the respondent a farmer who took property to defraud creditors. It dismisses the petition and grants relief to the respondent. A separate note recalls a drowned man who chose to pay for a funeral at the river bridge, but his body was never recovered.
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