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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1902
Page
8
A long notice outlines New Today Builders Exchange plans for a fair and exhibit. It details bankruptcy matters for Kwong Hip Chong and Bailey's Honolulu Cyclery Company with meetings, trustee appointments, and creditor rights.
A brief fire damaged a few household items at the Oceanie Siamahip Company warehouse near the office in ToClork late last night. The watchman, customs officer, and night patrol assisted as the alarm spread quickly and the fire department contained the blaze without major loss.
Officials warn that shooting seasons approach with sales of cartridges rising as the city braces for licensed hunts. Detailed dates outline which birds may be shot and when, with penalties for out of season shooting set from ten to fifty dollars.
The Washington Mercantile Co. sues Lam Tol for 76 dollars claiming balance on goods sold in 1898 and 1890. The suit alleges partial payments and nonpayment of the remaining balance. The case cites officers and a court filing dated April 28.
The article reports on a pong tournament with Holloway and A J C Atkinson as top contenders. It notes crowding at the venue near Heretania and Miller Street, with observers discussing eye strain and table quality as causes of defeat.
Claire Farrel De Cow and Albert M. Webster wed at noon yesterday at Fred J. Crom home. Ceremony by Rev. Wm. M. Kincaid. Bride wore white pina over all with rose ribbons and trimming. Family attended then couple visited Lufkin cottage for honeymoon, with generous celebrations and local gifts.
Daily weather figures from the United States Coast and Geodetic Survey provide June 26 estimates, including morning temperatures, humidity, and wind hints. Maritime section lists arrivals and departures at Honolulu harbor with ship names such as Mauna Loa, Alban, Claudine Parker, and Kobayashi, plus passenger lists and crew movements.
A dense OCR fragment lists numerous personal names such as Lake J Halemann, Atom Mie H Ralwinen, Shae N Jareth, Ming Edith Dorn, Masters Dunn, Brun Sylva family, Frank Macy, Ko Machenathed, Nelson Miss J Honwin, Ely A Wintrock, Atlas Ley Rieke, Chan Late Miri and others. The fragment appears to be a social or staffing directory with many unclarified roles and relationships, lacking coherent context.
A fine recital at the Yo hall featured pupils of Mex Varadivy with many young players. Alvin Atkin and others delivered creditable performances. Mike Kelner Smith excelled on Vale Caprice by Mubinatyin. Miss Damon sang and played admirably alongside Locadingham Lewlingham and others in a lively program.
The American four masted schoonerPhilippine tipped as Captain Munderickson led a low voyage from Taroma arriving in morning after 28 days at sea with a cargo of 750,000 feet of lumber. The bark W St. Pitot was sighted. the vessel appeared new and crew aging, last year carrying timber from the bound.
Coronation Day events set for June 26 1902 include a garden party and cricket match at Oahu College grounds followed by a subscription ball at Moana Hotel. Tickets cost 2 dollars. special tramway service operates from Nuang Avenue to King Street and Moana Hotel with varied return times.
On Saturday June 28 at 12 noon in the salesroom 65 Queen Street L wit and Daniel Logan trustee for Aueio Publishing Co Ltd announce the sale of the entire Rantin Publish Co plant. The stock includes printing papers type and presses plus all tools and equipment and the goodwill of the Paradine of the Pacific. If the stock is not sold as a whole the sale will move to the premises of Austin Publishing Co on the same day.
Compact notice offers for sale comely furniture of a groom hand and a neatly furnished cottage with access to rent. Centrally located with reasonable rent, electric lights, and mosquito boat service.
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