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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1912
Page
8
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Payment of water rates due for six months ending December 31, 1912. Rates unpaid by the first day of July incur a 10 percent surcharge. Delinquent privileges may be shut off without further notice. Office of the Honolulu Water Works, Capitol Building. Superintendent M Litter. Department of Public Works. Honolulu June 19, 1912.
The notice outlines plans for concrete bridges and culverts near Hanatet city tower with detailed specifications and application deadlines. Applications must be submitted by 19:00 noon on July 6, 112, to the Royal Loan Fund Commission in Lihue Kunnt.
Ladies with female illnesses are urged to write to the Lydia E Pinkham confidential correspondence department in Lynn Massachusetts. A woman staffer reads and replies in privacy, never publishing letters without consent, drawing on extensive experience to offer guidance. The offer stresses no cost beyond the writer’s consent and invites any woman to seek help.
Stock prices continued downward while investors faced a weak session. Waialua and Oahu led losses with large trades, while Kwa and other issues showed minimal bids. Dry weather and cane harvest issues dampened confidence as C R L & Company restructured capital and prepared a 25 percent stock dividend set for July 1.
Persons arrested on Kanal and dastling to the bail will have to ap ply to the Supreme Court of the Term. Matt the President appoints a successor to Judge Hardy. This was divcovnred. Yesterday when two of Jerals on the McBryde plantation, ar rested on charge of assaulting 1 Jap anese Woman, BOURKE TO Rive bond for their appearance In court. General Lindsay replied that in the absence of the circuit Judge the only DeTROM authorized to accept bail are the members of the Supreme Court. All other cases must be postponed in. Wepuitely and i in thought unlikely ny court term will take place before some time Into next fall.
Governor Mott Smith is expected to announce two appointments to fill vacancies on the Liquor License Commissioners and the Board of Agriculture and Forestry. The changes come as resignations open the posts and the new members are anticipated within days.
A collage of notices and ads opens with shop specials on pottery dresses ukuleles and trunks at Silva's torkery and Carlow markets. Public notices include a divorce petition in Circuit Court for Kunalaeh Okuda and a library schedule at Cooke College during vacation. Citizen actions feature John Pinto's declaration of intent to become a U.S. citizen and a lighthouse condemnation judgment by the Federal Government on Hawaii. The page also lists auto stands and transportation services with midweek trips and Green Stamp promotions, plus assorted hardware and construction notes.
A sermon by Rev Kitakawa criticized the Mikado regime in Japan, accusing it of oppression and urging a stance against Nippon’s imperial policy. The talk drew mixed reactions, with some attendees praising the call for reform while others condemned the rhetoric as provocative. Rev Kitakawa faced tension and smiles from supporters amid the controversy.
An annual proficiency test by the Second Infantry at Fort Shatter shows all four companies earning excellent marks. The exercise tests battlefield conditions with unknown targets and controlled fire sequences, emphasizing safety and discipline among officers and men during the range work.
A Honolulu City and County session will review bids for materials and supplies for municipal needs over the next six months. Officials anticipate brisk bidding due to many tenders received as supervisors prepare to open bids for various departments and a county fair. The meeting will also address burial arrangements for indigent dead.
Ten sons of Dai Nippon were arrested for gambling and brought to police court. Takaki the professional gambler was fined, others paid court costs, and several were charged with bribery or drunkenness. Cases involving Julia Placido, Elvieth Winans, and Kikila were adjourned to next morning.
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