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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1907
Page
7
Dr Alexander prepares a valuable historical work on Khalen College and island surveys. He plans a reference volume with statistics from early times and will continue with a rewrite of Nin Meloy detailing local historical figures.
Jury yesterday afternoon acquitted Andee De Nolt of selling liquor without meat for Sunday sale. Attorney Joy Condon led the defense while Chief of Detectives Hor and the Police Department faced a grueling cross examination. The principal witness testified that the defendant did not eat sundries but failed to prove the alleged whiskey sale beyond reasonable doubt.
A spirited school production titled Rival Queens featured a fairy world ballet with Elves and Fairies. Harold Nott and Joseph Nicholls stood out, while Rose Queen of Fairies and Nightshade received high praise for their performances. The show highlighted strong singing and dancing, impressing the audience with careful staging and well-rounded acting.
Montagne Hall hosts a Saturday program by the Milk Institute students with a scene from The Merchant of Venice. The evening features welcome remarks by the president, songs, and multiple Chinese language recitations and dramatic pieces showing strong student talent and stage presence.
Last night at the Royal School a well attended panel of exercises showcased a diverse mix of Shakespearean lines and excerpts from As You Like It and The Merchant of Venice. Students delivered clear performances with strong acting and chorus singing earning lively audience praise.
Real and personal property appeals near the In come tax board were settled after two commissioners faced disqualification. The Coney Estate value was lowered from 70,000 to 54,000 with compromise. the Ramakaw property near the Rey AL School moved from 6,500 to 4,700 after adjustments.
Fragmented OCR reveals testimony about Manchuria with names and places garbled. The text references hearings, timelines, and alleged statements, but many proper nouns are unreadable, making precise attribution difficult.
A damaged notice fragment mentions the Island and officers of the Board of Health and Attorney General. It references filings, deadlines, and a meeting requirement by the 20th day of a June period in 1907. Names like T. Vinemann appear as president. the text is garbled but indicates official duties and a call for participation.
Notice is given of a stockholders meeting of The First American Savings and Trust Co of Honolulu Hawaii. Election of articles and directors will be on Fort Street in Honolulu on Saturday June 1 1907 at 10 o clock. Signed L T Pack secretary and cashier.
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