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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1902
Page
2
A scrambled local page notes weather hints, hotel ads, and business notices. It mentions ACLs Jr traveling to Maui, Yukon refrigerator sales on payment plans, and furniture offers. A Hawaiian curio shop invites visitors and a Hawaiian girl drowned near Kaena, Puna, is reported with a recovery note.
The Builders' Exchange executive committee decided to actively support the Merchants' Association fair. They will secure large exhibit space, fund a strong display, and coordinate with the general committee for the Saint Louis Exposition. Exhibits will cover Hawaiian and Western architecture with animated shows and prize driven sections. Builders will host Hawaiian architecture displays and aim to correct public misimpressions about Hawaiian dwellings. Meetings covered building laws and proposed changes, with focus on a unified code drafted by the Builders' Exchange. Officers and directors were elected for the Exchange, leadership including Gurley Pinkham and Arthur Harrisde, among others.
The annual meeting of the Young People's Union of Honolulu convened in a Portuguese church with representatives from Central Valley Kawainhaw Methonist Kannakapili and local Portuguese churches. The session opened after a procession and included remarks by Mr. Nakulsa and Mine Kae Kole. The group outlined past and future activities and elected officials including Hivelout Wichwrd Vote as president.
The Coronation Day events on the 2nd include a morning cathedral service at St Andrews lasting about an hour and a quarter, an afternoon cricket match and gathering at Oahu College, and a subscription ball at the Moana. Chaired by W M4 Giffard and others, the programme follows English practice with an organ prelude, anthem, litany, hymns, and prayers concluding with the Star Spangled Banner.
In a tense note on party procedures, precinct clubs face discipline for missing the second Friday meeting this month. The Third Precinct of the Fourth District met at the government Water Street location for nominations and business, defying the rule that meetings occur on the June Friday. Central and District committees warn that only official calls can trigger nominating sessions. The GOP leadership vows adherence to the schedule, with party officials citing the central rules and upcoming Paris-bound plans.
The notice advertises catering for family portions, receptions, and weddings, touting satisfaction and a reputation for serving the best the market affords. It highlights fast display of top bakery goods and chocolates, and features Huyler's Candies and Loy Ney's Chocolates.
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