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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1904
Page
5
A compact notice indicates The Lily and Primo Lager are sold at all bars. It mentions brand availability and general distribution without listing specific locations or dates. Entities include Lily and Primo Lager and bars.
The article previews tomorrow’s Elks game with a possible new player, reviews substitutions, and notes attendance. It records scheduling by days, players, and teams like Maile Kame Punahou and Eike. It discusses weather effects, umpire calls, and coach decisions, plus a brief meeting of league representatives.
A sale ad lists Star Dairy assets including many horses, dairy cattle, milking equipment, and machinery kept at Kehoutkh with bids invited from purchasers. It also notes observations on batting form and fielding, mentioning George Browne and Willie Keeler in a NYT context.
The Kawalhan Glee Club dance under Princess Kawananakos patronage will be held this evening at the Young Hotel. Grand march at 8:10. Tickets admit a gentleman and a lady for one dollar, available at music and drug stores Thrum’s Melhenny’s Wiehman’s or at the door. Music by 18 members of the club.
H P Hughon won the examiner prize draw by tipping the beam at 19 and a half pounds of silver. Silver bullion valued at 3.88 per pound yields a check of 1712.84. If paid in silver dollars, the amount would differ. the May 1 schedule noted.
Page six lists varied items from transportation and travel to street openings and new bakery offerings. Mentions first class carriages, a partnership change for a co, a sale of furniture, and a dozen small ads for Kodak supplies, hotels, and lunch spots. Also notes ships to San Francisco and passengers, plus a maternity home event and a city band gathering.
A cricket match between the married and the elegie men is set for the Makait grounds tomorrow at 2 PM. The married team features R Anderson HL Herbert T GI J BR M Mac lean O C Rood Capt Kelly P Moree Capt Tullett B C Smith J Radway Mr Hoya. The single men include Heardmore F Harrison JH Catton 1 Catton Peter Adam Crack Grote D Ykivan Yon.
About a dozen officers and nearly a hundred crew members were released and returned home in Murai. The Korean ship Manchuria transported them from Nagasaki to Shanghai to await Ro. Franch Umer, with fliers misreading events but hopes they would triumph. The captives praised treatment by the Japanese and trusted Rueala would eventually prevail. The Korean crew planned to call for San Francisco at 5 p.m.
Peterson filed lawsuits seeking about 875 dollars from Anourmpell, FJ, Church, and wife for commissions earned as a real estate agent. The actions name N Halstwad as attorney in one case and allege the defendants owe him for services rendered in negotiating arrangements.
Notice of water rate payments ending December 21 and due July 19 1904 with 10 percent late charge after due date. Delinquent accounts to be shut off August 15 1904. Rates payable at Honolulu Water Works office Capitol Building now in Chief Clerk’s office. Also pound notice and tender for printing Volume 16 Hawaiian Supreme Court Reports.
A damaged notice offers sale of a large mountaintop tract from a Ne Muse near the Leallig Home to the Peak of Tantalus and head of Manoa valley. The Government Tantalug Road runs about three miles through the property providing access to many available sites for mountain homes. The land includes several houses and gardens, is heavily timbered, rises to over 2000 feet, and promises pure water. for details contact A V Gear, 122 King St.
Doubles match in the tonaly tour nament set for Pavitic court at 4 o'clock today. Winners will be the 1904 champions. Entries invited for the Ludion singles at Woods Heldah on the Boretania court yesterday afternoon. Roth and Cooke defeated A Cunha and Horner Get 76. Brown and RC Brown defaulted to H Derby and Dr Hobdy.
An agreement between WOLOLU STOCK Exchange Abu Athivtie Murphy and Lesley aims to stage a boxing contest. Principals to receive 70 percent of net house receipts and 65 percent to the chaser. Referee to be chosen twenty four hours before the fight, slated for Sunday evening in July.
Stephen Mahauli, aided by W T Wawlins, pleads not guilty to embezzlement of Land Office funds. Trial adjourned to next term. Mahaulu formerly chief clerk of the Land Burra. Globe Clothing House, Scene.
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