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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1907
Page
3
A fragmented report outlines appropriations for an entertainment fund. It notes $2.48 in modest costs, $2400 for a delegation, and travel expenses around $28.50 per person. Estimated figures suggest unspent funds of about $2,000 to $2,700, with plans for future programs unclear and a second party requesting funds.
The Tax Appeal Court handed down two decisions Saturday with several property assessments adjusted. Cases include the Astin Kate property in Pearl City with a $1,040 assessment, Cooper appeals on two parcels, and numerous compromise adjustments for properties owned by Dowell Company, Lani, and Hale.
Letter from Hawill County Clerk informs the Board of Supervisors that Hawaii will bear part of the expenses for a suit involving the several counties. The notice references the Rite of Sacretiony and the delisting of costs and liens collected by Tawael County.
A letter from Secretary Wood to the Hawaii Promotion Committee discusses inviting U S Congressmen to a conference. It notes most will be in fall and none invited to speak, asks for suitable approaches to engage them, and cites a Swane Secretary report on regional positions.
A Civic Federation meeting discusses a proposed playground in the Palama district, with critics arguing the site near Mecakath Road, while supporters push for a fast track. Officials note low population density and uncertain demand, but residents seek clear action and zoning consent before proceeding with property use.
A fragmented report notes a festivity celebrating a local holiday with decorated tables and a mix of Hawalfin and foreign dishes. The text mentions people such as HM Ranta and JM Peeguie Hails and references Ohio and a parade atmosphere, though many words are garbled.
Rental notice for a furnished two bedroom cottage at Ma non Valley near Dr Hine. Outside latheing described. price listed as 15 dollars per month.
A fragmented notice lists multiple properties for sale in the valley region. readable fragments reference sale actions and local officials but details are unclear. Further lines are required to confirm exact locations, owners, prices, and deadlines.
San Francisco reports Haier Dunning arriving with the Pacific division of the United States Army. The order relocates him to Monterrey and assigns new postings. Major Downing will command Canis McKinsy unit, with Lt. Colonel Laney to report to the House.
The text describes a late 19th or early 20th century hall event in St Louis with officials and attendees, noting decorations, seating, and program items. It mentions the Third union, choir, orchestra, and a list of speakers and performances led by area dignitaries, with membership growth and an upcoming invitational fair.
The guardian of the property of Maria Bye Wilhelm and others seeks to settle the estate by lading details of land located on Resaumola and Young Streets in Hawaii. The action includes a sale notice and dates for when proceedings will occur, with references to a deed recorded in the Hawaiian Rewretey. Names include Henry B. Cooper and others in the record.
Sealed proposals in duplicate for construction of roads sidewalks and grading at the new post site Kahani will be opened. Proposals and information furnished on eight copies envelope containing proposal should be addressed to the undersigned BM Dimphrey Captain and Q My V A Construction Quartermaster Washington.
Analyzed OCR fragment mentions a US ship Th ar 6 arriving from Ban Wrance eo, with unclear events and names. It references a list of personnel, locations, and dates in garbled form, mentioning United States and potential academic or military context amid damaged text.
Q YEE HOP and CO invites visitors to discuss interior decoration in person. The ad highlights a large wallpaper selection for homes new or old, promising mutual benefit from a chat and possible perfect “just right” wallpaper choices.
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