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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1907
Page
4
A sports calendar shows tennis at Pacife courts and baseball games at Makiki and other venues listed for today and tomorrow. The Attorney General clarifies liquor sales to clubs, licenses on Sundays and election days, and that boards may grant or refuse licenses with lawful discretion under Act 25 of the 1905 Session Laws.
Kaala Athletic Club seeks revenge against Janine Athletic Club after a 1 to 1 draw in their first meet, having improved to sweep all before them. The second game features Chinese Moha Club versus Chinese Athletic Club, a rematch after a 10 to 0 loss, with Chinese Alphas in better form and favored to win.
A mass meeting at Geo Lowe's organized the Honolulu Reliance Bicycle Club to enter Fourth of July races at Kapolani Park. John F. Silva elected temporary president with G M Addison and Geo Lowe as officers. Entries close June 2, 1907 with a $2 fee at the polls.
A large crowd at Jahu College celebrated Mrs Mills with music and speeches. Alumni and dignitaries recalled her past service in education while Mrs Mills graciously responded to the warm tributes and the hall decorations evoked memories of former school days.
The Kaahumanu Society held its annual meeting electing officers including Miss K L Peabody president and E Lahilahi Webb secretary. The visiting committee will be led by Miss G Wa Lineikafli Kuhoalti. Society now has over 500 members and a treasury balance of 1067.85 dollars.
Building permits filed in the Territory of Hawaii list defender Sereno KE Bishon for a residence on School Street and refer to Enuneluth and Co along with Kali I E.R. Bath Aula Siloon Beretanta and River streets Makimoto in the permit records.
Pang Lum Mow secures permits for tenement and Ixtores Panali and Mannakea streets work. Plans include addition to a bower house and repairs to a wooden building.
The Montmor Enterprise arrived from San Francisco today bringing two fine horses for the Fourth of July. Local residents expect the animals to be centerpiece attractions at celebrations.
Fragmented and garbled text shares unclear references to a liquor license board and related authorities. The readable portions mention names and terms without coherent context or concrete actions. Further readable facts are insufficient to form a reliable summary.
In Hamolutn on June 13, 1807 the wife of J J Beully bore a child named Scully while Stewart Maternity-loray dates to June 1, 1807 for the wife of P Stewart, both entries appear in the local register.
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