Madeira Embroideries Sale Prices Slashed
Madeira embroideries offered at four dollar and a quarter to four eighty quaint pricing. The sale reduced items to two twenty five and two dollars, with reduced rates on the listed embroideries.
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1909
Page
7
Madeira embroideries offered at four dollar and a quarter to four eighty quaint pricing. The sale reduced items to two twenty five and two dollars, with reduced rates on the listed embroideries.
Maul county court hears Grand Jury report condemning local official conduct and noting irregularities in road labor payments. The County Attorney’s role highlighted as investigator and overseer of criminal cases in the Maui territory during the June term of the circuit court. Grand Jury praised the county attorney’s leadership and requested continued scrutiny into alleged irregularities, with several indictments and trial dates noted.
In a fragmentary report defendants face court action with mentions of Daniel Joane and Peter Adin Extortion. References to defense counsel, grand jury findings, hush money allegations, and a police officer named Peter AANA Wain appear amid scattered notes. A public show and sale notices are also listed.
June 18 report from Mauk notes fishermen imported minnows at $1,500 to suppress mullet spawn in a pond. The action risks property losses as minnows are blamed for destroying fish stocks and water quality. The piece cites the government’s prior import of gold fish as a contrasted note.
Ornamental and withal does no bac to other fisher big or emall. But now we have the costly minnow and very soon the delicious auimama will be a thing of the past.
An elderly Hawaiian man named Kain fainted while standing in front of the fit WFket, struck his head, and was found unconscious by a nearby officer. He was taken to Queen’s Hospital, treated, and released. he has a history of similar fainting episodes and previous falls.
The handwemest Juvenal ever te sued for bithar the Upper or Lower Mount of the Legislature of Hawaii, the Howie Journal of the sextion 1908, ready for delivery on Saturday Hawt, from the prot of the Bulletin Publishing Co. Ltd. for the fret time in Mawath the Journal is bout the biekewmn, madi areadly to the appearance of the vol nave air, Ity hoped, lumbering 1 int pervious to the attacks of silverish to other focal book destroyers. The House Journal is also in notable publicaton In that it contains the most exhaustive and wyatematic Index ever watertaken by any Journal Clerk, and Recor Demand be to he wrongly remited fay his paluataking work. The work thw ton turned out well HH The emntAee time, Which ex pte ee He SE bik ME HE ty at hl lok feflooth ereth em Hoth ae ph Waid faubtintiins.
A Saturday evening recital at the Behoueht club featured Lt. Barnard of the 6th ULB Cavalry and Mrs. Barnard with a decorated stage and palms. Col. Schuyler, Lt. Col Hunter, Majors Foster and Goode attended. A buffet lunch followed the performance and the Fifty Cavalry band played. The program listed readers, pianists, solos, a ballet, and a Thanksgiving Eve event for patients in BroMTORS.
The Empire Theater tonight features an international story plot and a five act production in Hendath. The play, produced by Pathe Brow, claims Paris Theatre Francais as its origin and involves Sarah Bernhardt in a high profile revival. The event highlights top theatrical artists and a production cost reported over ten dollars.
Special to the Mel this Maui dispatch reports veteran magistrate Kaheohatihata facing removal after decades in office. TheKi King Kamehameha era figure is challenged by critics over ongoing duties and a $20 annual pension, with court proceedings continuing as the King’s government weighs legal steps to replace him.
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