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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1905
Page
5
A humorous verse portrait of a young British youth who alternates between cricket chatter and office work. He sits under a tree and proclaims nicely played, sire, while his day includes a drink of Primo Beer.
Manalel Kauai June 14 Special to The Bulletin Mr Williamson of von Hamm Young Co visited and remained until Monday morning. Government inspector Johnstone reported good progress on the Lumaha`i bridge contract. Ale A Moore and Mit Daley Newt made a social call on Hanalei residents. Auditor J. Fisher visited and left for Lihue after inspecting local government houses. Jaeger from Kululaiha with Ar. Lindvt will assist in Wale state works. Koloa reservoir works completed ahead of schedule with the highest island reservoir and dam done for Jaeger. Keauhou left for Honolulu Friday with river cargo. The Twalual Capt. Piltz arrived with lumber for Waloll bridge and a rock crusher for A. A. Wilson. One left Saturday for Anahola for Makee Sugar Company lumber and fertilizer, returned to Kilauea with W. G. Irwin inspecting Kilauea sugar plantation. ACA Wilson to Honolulu Saturday for Lihue to take the W. G. Hall. Hawahulus of Hanalei and Haena set to voyage Saturday for the 15th instead of Monday. Republican meeting at Hanalei with several speakers. The Business Man's Handy Index advertised in the Bulletin for legal notices and tenders.
The Oceanic liner Sonoma, originally due in port today, is delayed in San Francisco and will reach port next Saturday after repairs to a weakened strut caused by a storm. Rigdon Iron Works crews worked daily to complete the work, adding plates and ensuring no further weakness.
A fragment from the Honolulu market page dated June 14, 1906 references a mercantile street headline and a street sale. The readable portion notes sale activity at a local exchange with emphasis on mercantile items and a sale price reference in the period context.
The Myrtle Boat Club will quarter at Pearl Harbor next Saturday for the Championship Fourth of July races. Twelve men and three trainers will establish quarters in Retorson and Waterhouse cottages to prepare against Healhnnis. The Senior crew features Frank Rechert as stroke and Ned Crabbe at No. 2, with Tom King training the boat. Junior crews include Fit Hughes, Ralph Johnson, Lows wood, Hy Williams, Hoewitt, Renneth Brown, Tom Hoenn, and WHHL Soper, with George Croater training. Beocert is new to the Senior crew, previously No. 2 in last year’s Junior crew.
June 14 1908 weather bulletin notes temperatures 72 and 77 by 10 am and noon. Relative humidity around 60 percent, dew point 60. Wind observations show varying speeds from 4 to 14 miles per hour in multiple directions. Total rainfall and wind movement data are incomplete due to garbled text.
A Potpourri of 1900s classified blurbs notes ads and items across Honolulu including machinery rent and sales typewriters linen rooms and bakery ads. Mentions of Memorial Services June 18 Odd Fellows Hall and the steamer Mikahala arrival with passengers and cargo. Hawaii activities theatre cameras and photo equipment promoted by local merchants.
After a hard day a man seeks a pick me up with a cold CRITERION beer and a bite of lunch. The Corner Hotel on Bethel Streets advertises this post work refreshment option offered by C. J. McCarthy.
In Washington on May 27 the War Department weighed the failure to secure hide for freight movement from Pacific Canal ports to Manila. Last year Pacific steamship firms offered favorable rates for government cargo, prompting comparisons that could hurt the army transport system while benefiting private contractors. Recent attempts to ship to Manila faced delays and hesitation as carriers balk at pricing and terms.
The Kunala Ladies Rowing Club hosts Open House evenings on July 21 and August 1 for a pressured drama This is the first club entertainment with proceeds going to a new boathouse The Alabama tale follows Southern post Civil War days with charming scenery and plantation songs The cast includes Charlotte Hall Miss Tringard Schaefer Mrs Wathing and several local talents stage management by W D Adames and a plantation melody chorus is planned
Next Sunday the Japanese of Oahu plantation will celebrate the opening of a new church and school erected for them. About 300 engaged workers from the plantation will travel by a special train to town for the event. Manager Bull is thanked for the project, with speeches of gratitude planned at the ceremony.
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