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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1911
Page
7
A garbled editorial argues about Hawaii and national politics with references to merchants, immigration, and public projects. It mentions a so called clean-up day, education of voters, President Hayemeyer, and the need to address war and Mediterranean concerns while emphasizing mosquito control and population growth. The piece critiques Senate inaction and calls for prudent use of funds for public benefit.
The Territorial Board of Immigration weighs whether a separate station is needed to house arriving immigrant families. Arguments focus on comfort, proximity to Alakea Street market, and avoiding strong planter control while ensuring adequate facilities without excessive expenditure.
Governor Frear appoints Judd as Commissioner of Public Land drawing mixed reactions over “Family Compact” influence and qualified leadership. Critics warn of delays, higher costs, and possible mismanagement if Judd relies on connections rather than demonstrated competence. Supporters say he could centralize land and water rights information and serve homesteaders.
Fragmented dialogue shows a couple debating marriage and family plans with playful phrases and coded references to courtship rituals. The text hints at social expectations and romantic politeness amid awkward miscommunications and a hospital breakfast scene.
An Island Fruit Company notice advertises crate orders for six selected pinds from a large bunch of banani. The message invites customers to leave their order while the company handles delivery via Wells Fargo Express Company.
The commission weighs a young man of good habits and social esteem for the office of Commander of Pubs No Land. Governor Frear’s record on vetting officials is cited, raising concerns whether Judd’s selection rests on influence rather than merit.
A fragmented note argues that Judd deserves support from Inland allies and criticizes internal feuds. It stresses unity against a common foe, urging restraint and effective leadership to avoid needless infighting and to mobilize toward a common national purpose.
Deputy County Attorney Milverton and Sheriff Jarrett attend the Kaneohe outer district session to prosecute Manuel Lopes for speeding. Police aim for a conviction to deter future unsafe driving after repeated warnings to slow down went unheeded.
Supervisors urged to provide additional classrooms for multiple schools and to erect new buildings where needed. Kawailopale and Wahiawa facilities require spaces for teachers and students. Kalina, Waimanalo, and Kanono also need repairs or expansion. A new appropriation bill is discussed to fund expanded school grounds and better facilities for growing enrollments.
A community pageant in the cathedral area promotes peace through arbitration and harmony between the United States and Great Britain. Events begin at 10 a.m. with cricket between King's and Queen's teams, plus a children’s sports program on the Punakow campus featuring sprints, relays, and a 50 yard dash for girls and 100 yard dash for boys.
The notice outlines events for a children's party with potato relays for boys and girls, a 60 yard near‑term race, and an 80 yard leg race. It lists officials including clerk of course Andrew, referee Buners, and judges ROM, Mactoat, G. Bumt, and W Te Kitissons. The coronation remuestion will be held with the second ball tomorrow at the Moxna Hotel, with a large invited attendance. Committees for general, finance, reception, refreshments, transport, tickets, and entertainment are named with chairmen and members.
The article outlines the ceremonial sequence for the royal coronation at Westminster Abbey. The King and Queen enter, followed by an anthem, Bible readings, anointing, the presentation of spurs and sword, investiture with armor and robe, crowning, Bible presentation and homage, fealty by royal heirs, and the recessional.
The world marks the coronation with bells and cheers. At Westminster Abbey the crown is placed on the King’s head, followed by ceremonies broadcast globally. Exact coronation times are listed for Melbourne Adelaide Perth Auckland Colombo Bombay Cape Town St John’s Toronto Vancouver Kingston Jamaica and more.
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