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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1912
Page
8
Fragmentary text shows names and terms like Burk and Electric, unclear context. Readable parts imply a sporting or vehicle related item with misread nouns. No clear event, date, or outcome can be established from the fragment.
A jumble of local notices and ads lists various services and events including bars, cigars, laundry, car stand trips, divorce petitions, and police notes. Mentions Pauline Hayes seeking divorce, two open paving jobs, and a Royal Arch Masons meeting postponed. Also notes a Chinese man Willie Aty King arrested for pocket theft and a will probating hearing set for Danforth Joy Coudeaut.
Mrs JT Lewis of Hilo returned home after a week as a guest of Mrs Citles Gere. Mrs Phillips Senout and party report Hawaiian travel and algtacetog bringing pleasure. Writings from Seattle by GPAL W Hidbar address Hawaiian promotional folders. Coleman travels from San Francisco to Honolulu for Standard Oil. McNear to Honolulu with parents in Yosemite. Mrs Minnie McNoaran visiting Amy Seaville in New York for wedding to Leo Korbel. F power Mix visiting Honolulu, extended two months. Rocklow lodge holds earliest order after Hawaii's monarchy era. two items bought from King Kinikava, recently sold for 0.000.
Real estate entries listed for record in June 1912 with multiple parties including Gayar Sylva Edward Rowe attorney and Elizabeth K White among others. Transactions show various properties and grantees with names like Caroline J Robinson and Willian F Ray amid scattered OCR garble.
Fight cases of assault and battery were listed in Police Court but continued at defendants' request until next month. C J Molt Jim Holt and Fred West alleged to have assaulted different people. Hing Heong Chinaman to be tried Friday with two iron bars. West on embezzlement case continued for more evidence. Padrike Pilipino jailed for one year for larceny. Misdirected case of Joseph Medelrow postponed to next Friday. The voyage of the steamship Indian Monarch from Shino to Honolulu reported calm seas and efficient movement through nineteen days at sea. Captain K P Wood noted fine weather. ship, a large freighter, carried Japanese coal to Interland Steam Navigation Company. Port improvements discussed for Honolulu.
Henry Hapat serves as acting treasurer as Treasurer D L Conkling is absent and may not return until mid September. In Honolulu the law school office reports Havering staff on vacation and outlines departmental duties during this period.
The M'Kinley High graduation features speeches by Rev. J.W. Warman and principal Marion M. Scott, with musical performances by Zation Vives, a double quartet, and a violin duet. Graduates listed include William I Cheon and many classmates as they receive praise and farewell remarks, marking the end of their school years.
A gang of ten prisoners with oral wagons works on temporary dumps under the county garbage department director Charles Costa. The effort aims to finish this week despite complaints to the Board of Health and Cleanup Day directors.
A terse notice from Withington confirms an acting Boerehing Monotails appointment on June 26 with details limited in the fragment. The item identifies Withington as the issuing authority and notes a formal appointment event on a historical date.
The Kusal Loan Comuniesian invites bids until noon July 1 for bridge work at Wall Sires Hadstout and Wathe Miream with reinforced concrete and foot concrete below, in Manotel village. Specifications and bid details available from the Mtofagie Kaninoer. Kowaldian Fund Caniienion announces application filings with $5 fee.
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