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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1904
Page
6
The Central Union Picnic drew a large crowd with about 1,000 attendees. Athletic games drew strong interest. 1,260 plates were served and many were enjoyed by the cheering throng. Fine job printing at the Bulletin.
OAHU CLASS DAY PROGRAM details a Saturday afternoon event at Cah Sullege. Features include Recaption by the Mage yenontation of Flag Marath Caytle Naaw Prophecy Conelaper Reatieriekf Mahe Wi oe Arnest N Smith online of Close Trenvo Calavarny Refreshments and a lug Tournament. Also on sale are "For Rent" cards at Bulletin.
The article reports a yacht race off Port Havin with La Paloma finishing second under wind and time allowances. The event featured vessels like the Peninsula, Sprig, Gladys, and others. results favored Gladys under favorable wind while La Paloma and La Tralomin competed closely. The piece also notes a literary interlude and a personal exchange about a forthcoming book project and its memorial gesture.
A faded night scene centers on Mrs Allen a widow renting two rooms to bachelor Maxillet Prenties as she seeks funds to maintain appearances. The narrative follows their tense meeting and mutual curiosity amid smoky rooms and unspoken ambitions revealing social pressures and restrained desires of a quiet urban life.
A fragmented collection of small ads and notices lists services and shops. It mentions ballasting rates and material, cleaning and dyeing, a dentist, tuning and repair services, a messenger service, and a massage service with scattered addresses and contact numbers. The ad aims to attract local customers with brief offerings and locations.
A collision derailed two locomotives on the Kahuku line near Alen Plantation yesterday afternoon. Passengers were shaken but none injured. Rescue and transfer efforts tied up traffic as crews cleared wreckage and rerouted trains to restore service.
Real estate ads list multiple residential parcels in Honolulu with dwelling structures and near North Shore transit. Properties include an acre at Puuwul near rapid transit for 1600, a 1/4 acre on Kamehameha near King Street for 1000, and a 1/3 acre on AinaHula Street Punahou for 1800, all available by monthly installments via Pioneer Building and Loan Association, 128 King Street.
Bishop & Co offers banking services across all departments with collections, exchange, letters of credit on The Bank of California and N M Rothschild London, drafts and cable transfers via Hongkong & Shanghai, and varying term rates. Trust and accounting departments handle mortgages estates bankruptcies and audits. Savings earn 4 12 percent, insurance agents cover fire marine life and liability. Office at 92 ½ Bethel St with Spreckels signage.
Claus Spreckels and Company, bankers in San Francisco, offer draft exchanges on numerous banks worldwide. They receive deposits, make loans with approved securities, issue commercial and travelers credits, and handle bills of exchange with prompt collections.
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