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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1904
Page
8
Authorities note end of period billing for government departments with many outstanding bills. After due amounts are settled at year end, property identifications and payments will proceed. Special appropriation bills for the period are to be submitted, with payments needed by the tenth of next month.
Continued report on Dr Cooper and Hawke of Debygittes, detailing new building plans for the insane asylum, changes in Board of Health officials, forthcoming commissions, and updates on government physician instructions. Includes plumbing leave for E G Keonte, appointment of James Nott Jr as substitute, May sanitary reports, and market and fish inspection notes. Public notices and Bulletin listings referenced.
The undersigned is appointed Administrator of the Estate of Fewaloa Mula late of Honotals Dadi deceased. All persons with claims against the estate must present them within six months of this notice or be barred. Debts to Betty must be paid promptly. Dated Honolulu June 2040. 1904 HULU Administrator of the Estate of Ewalor Hulu fw Rd Junee 29 July 6 18 20 ic
In Hawaiian Standard Time observations the tidex at Kalutlui and Tilo occurs about an hour earlier than at Honolulu. Morning temperatures near 81, barometer 20.02 steady, humidity 18 percent at 9 am, wind NBL. weather fair. Arrivals include Phitlin from the Colonies, Likelike from Muni and Moloka ports, Taliet from Kasi ports, Mikalo from Kev al ports, and additional vessels listed for Kawal, Maul, Molokal, Honan, Ke tintntete, and Koolaw ports.
A long passenger list details arrivals from the Colonies and Vancouver and View Mora. The names include Ward family, Phillips, Olding, Symon, Chaffey, Hackett, Hall, Ulrich, Ulrich family, and others, with numerous individuals and Mrs or Master titles. No dates beyond June 29 appear. many affiliations are listed as passengers.
Acting Governor Atkinson meets with the Japanese bird hunting expo manager to gather conditions and discuss handling of birds within Territory jurisdiction. Major General Coiechee announces suspension of foreign Creeraponity Whos papers until replacements are recertified, with Atkinson seeking Dr. Cooper’s board of health reappointment. A reflective aside questions women’s shoe and hat sizes.
Hackfeld and Co. received a Yokohama cablegram announcing the new liner Mongolia will sail to Honolulu with about 1700 tons of Oriental freight and capacity for 130 to 135 cabin passengers on the Honolulu to San Francisco run. Departure time not stated. arrival expected around July 7.
The steamer Ke Au Mow arrived from Kauai at 3:15 AM with three crates and four boxes of merchandise. Sugar ready for shipment includes Wy S H with 3,150 tages Mak 12,000 and OQ RR 700. Ships at Makawell loading Edward May and Sakawell coal scene noted. Regular rooms offered at the Popular, 1, 2 dollars weekly.
Passenger roster from Katia ports aboard Mttka hala and Likelike lists numerous travelers with titles and full names including Mrs Flemming Miss Flemming C J Liner Mra Linea Muster H Mine Ht and many others. Also notes passengers from Maul and Motokal ports on Likelike dated June 29 with names such as Puna Kabuli King Lucy Fountain Fanny Trask and more.
In June 20 events near Vancouver involve Engineer Hall going violently insane aboard the Pacific Passenger train to Slocan Junction. The fireman fled, the engineer overpowered the crew, and police took Hall into custody at the depot after harrowing struggles with others aboard. Passengers were unaware of the chaos until safety was reached.
A June fifth anniversary gathering near Kaual featured Mr and Mrs W H Rion and many friends. Attendees shared congratulations and food in a cordial mood at the Atthan River event. Garden Inland offered best wishes for a long, happy life for the couple. A silver communion service presented by Mrs Daniel J Sully was noted and a bulletin mentions rent cards at Nantucket church.
On Saturday July 2 at 12 o'clock noon at 847 Kaahumanu Street Twill Weft, public auction by order of the Kamehameha Schools Trustees. Items include two Burroys in good order, one Phaeton, three Beta Harneas, three horses broken to harshosa. Jas F Morgan Auctioneer.
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