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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1903
Page
7
Persons having claims against the corporation must lodge their names with the undersigned within sixty days from May 6 1903. Trustee Allen W. T. Bottomley care Dithop & Co 024 Bothel Street.
New York reports a jockey named Dullman riding Mel Chaney in the Chicago Derby was attacked by a trotting horse named The Havana near Sheepehead Bay. The rider suffered severe injuries, with internal damage reported. Hiram Pierre saved him from a worse fate by using an iron hat.
Knights of Pythias memorial services were held with a well-decorated hall and dignified rites. Officers led by Chas Moore and Tuxedo Quartet performed amidst historical readings by Towse and a memorial address by H T Moore. Rev R C Hartley offered a prayer as the service honored departed brethren and celebrated lasting friendship within the order.
The Palma Company won the banner for best belle while Kakunko failed to place. An extinction drill followed under Camp McKinley leader Lt Coles. Track events included a 100 yard dash won by How, with Dwight Time close behind. 220 yard dash, mile, shot put, and high jump results list names such as Serpa, Dowhi, Andrews, and Stone. Passengers from Hilo and others are named among attendees, including Mr and Mrs George Button and Mrs H Hitchcock, with a note on retiring Amesbury as Master of the 1 Carleton era and Captain Mleanet.
The notice lists several filing dates and parties including Thurston, Kunpiin-Bee Hop & Co, A Dempster-Wong Himna, Meli-Ht Awmowhiona, FC Betrere-Mra, Sherman, Lan sing & Co, Jonny-J st Dawsert, and others. It records filings for record on June 9 through June 15 with multiple names and associations and indicates a compiled listing from the BUSINESS MAN'S HANDY INDEX in the Evening and Weekly Bulletins.
Sealed tenders are invited by the Superintendent of Public Works for a six month contract starting December 1. Specifications on file in the office. Bidders must provide a bond equal to the sum set by the Superintendent. The department reserves the right to reject any or all bids. Henry Ke. Cooper, Superintendent of Public Works. June 5, 1908.
Sealed tenders will be received by the Superintendent of Public Works until 12 m on Monday, June 28, 19d, for furnishing all ironate Hale labor and erecting alitanate structures. Proposals must address specifications for work in Wabhtien theliien and related locations, with bids opened publicly at the office of KE G flehants.
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