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Newspaper

Evening Bulletin

Location

Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1901

Page

5

Gummed Binding Paper for DIY Photo Binding at King Bros

Save your photos by binding them under glass with the new Gummed Binding Paper. The simple process offers a pleasant evening’s occupation and protects prints from ruin. King Bros. carries full stock in any shade for you to do the work yourself.

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New England Bakery Ad Promises Fresh Breads and Pastries

Local bakery runs a sales message boasting home made pies mince apple peach belly lemon pumpkin and cream. Hot doughnuts ready at 6 o clock and coffee with hot buns and doughnuts. Cold sliced lunch items offered for 15 cents. From June 1 loaves of bread for one dollar. Call phone 74 to order.

Hilo Water Supply Needs Expanded in Budget Debate

In Hilo the water system is described as inadequate for growing demand. Officials note the original 13000 appropriation has grown through additions, with 850 consumers currently paying 20 annually, and available funds insufficient to lay new pipe despite 7 8 thousand dollars worth on hand.

Hilo

South Africa Peace Talks Reported By The Dispatch

The Dispatch reports a protracted Standerton conference between Lord Kitchener and Boer commander General Botha near Standerton on June 31 with tentative peace terms. It notes countermanded orders for South African shipments and mentions Mrs Botha visiting the War Office and rumors of talks with Lord Milner and the Governor of the Transvaal. The War Office said no news had arrived of a peace request and would inform if such a request occurred.

New York Jone Raya Penge Nee O Wallon South Africa Lord Kitchener Rothe Alda Standerton Peter Te Allnre House of Commons Botha Earl Roberts War Office Lord Micher Tranevuel Orange River General Botha

Horses Leave for Hilo in Fourth of July Contender Sweep

A large group of Loree horses departed for Hilo yesterday as part of Kinaw Teamning for the Fourth of July moot. Names include Dixie Land, Watoowa, sor eintint, Billy McClowky, Gensel Cron Je, Molly Connors, Atengino, Walter P. Violin, Merrif'e Fuuat. Notables traveling with them include Bob Ballentyne, GL, McKonate, H. Judd, Bob Burns, Tom Wilson, Jockeys Thomas, Row, Leonard, Puck urna and Plagott. Some sportenen reportedly refuse to enter due to concerns over Saturday’s sport. The Jockey Clit ditecture contemplates actions regarding an alleged attempt to dope Prince David's Wel Jer in the Criterion Cup.

Loree Kinaw Hille Dixie Land Watoowa Soreintint Billy McClowky Gensel Cron~ Je Molly Connors Atengino Walter P Merrif'e Fuuat Bob Ballentyne McKonate H. Judd Bob Burns Tom Wilson Thomas Row Leonard J. “Puck Urna Plagott Hilo

Appropriation Bill Debate Reveals Senate Dilemma

A Boston Transcript report quotes a Republican senator warning the long drawn out appropriation process as dangerous with twenty five working days remaining. He notes splits between Senate and House over spending, two bills divided by Moyni, potential deadlocks, and looming conference committee action. The visitor interaction reveals a book dispenser remark amid the budget talk.

Joantonauld 8 Bulletin Senate House

Local and General News Highlights and Notices

Local notices report a sale listing sugars and goods, with a schooner carrying 14000 bags of sugar sailing from Hawaii. Other items mention a final rehearsal at the Opera House, a hotel band concert, plans for Florence Lyons to study on the Coast, and city development openings. Additional notes cover Oahu College commencement, a senate session heated by a motion on heat, and new arrivals in Honolulu including Mr. Merriott touring publishers.

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Pierce Wins 30 Mile Motor Pace At Woodside Park

At Woodside Park the thirty mile motor paced race drew Jimmy Michael Burts Pierce Archie Mel Hachern as top contenders. Pierce claimed victory in 44 minutes 58 seconds with Michael leading from mile fourteen to twenty eight before Pierce broke away for a clear win and a strong second place finish by Michael in 49 minutes 42 seconds.

Philadelphia Woodside Park Jimmy Michael Burts Pierce Archie Mel Hachern Pierce Michael Plerne Michael Falabing

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