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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1904
Page
5
An old newspaper item advertising Pacific Rubber Paint by J C Axtell located on Makea Street between King and Hotel Streets. The legible text mentions sales or contact phrases and a partially garbled note about claiming or sending to a party named DeauTy, with some unreadable trailing characters.
Local notes cover a lost government warrant and scattered ads. Items describe social events at the Fairy, wall street updates, and a variety of business notices. Also mentioned are Fourth of July plans, travel schedules, and upcoming gatherings at the Young hotel pavilion.
In South Kohala Hawaii on June 25 a prolonged earthquake shock struck Kawethar beach lasting about two minutes, an unusual event for Waimea region. Numerous residents attended a social gathering at Kawashue while a series of accidents and travel arrangements involving local notable figures and families were noted, including Macfarlane at Robert Hind ranch and several Parker family members, with transport by Kinau and launches to Kiholo.
Fred Kiley left Pantheon connections after seven years to run his own venture. He announces a grand opening of the Favorite Saloon on Friday night July 2 under Mr. KN o’s management. Kiley previously played a major role in reviving the game in 1900.
Territorywide retrenchment starts July amid public works funding cuts. Changes ripple through departments as funds run low and certain clerical posts lose appropriations. Educational salaries and routine offices face new Danis1 standards. future fiscal moves await the next Legislature.
In the Circuit Court of the Territory of Hawaii Probate in Honolulu an order to show cause on petition to sell real estate of Henry Congdon deceased and to satisfy debts and charges via Lot No. 486 Kapolani Park Addition in Honolulu. Notice to appear Monday August 8, 1904 at 10 o'clock a.m. The Evening Bulletin published with prior notices.
Fragmentary OCR note shows a 1 cent pin of Hawaiian Pearl offered by the California Food Company praising superior quality and the product line. Readable bits mention style and quality but lack full context or dates. The item appears in a short trade listing or advertisement fragment.
Honolulu stock market roundup from June 90 2008 lists prices and dividends for multiple companies including Ewa Plantation Interisinat N.C Honomu and Wilder Co with percentages fluctuating around 1 to 12 percent. The item reads like a fragmented OCR stock table with multiple typos and incomplete entries.
For sale is the mountain section of the I of Kalawahine an area of 209% acres extending from the Lunaltio Home to the Peak of Tantalus and to the wheat of Manoa valley. The Government Tantalus Road winds through the property for about three miles giving access to all parts. The lot includes upper sections with springs for water supply, several houses and gardens, heavy timber, and elevations over 3900 feet. Inquiries to A. Gean 123 King St.
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