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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1911
Page
2
A broad discussion on equal suffrage and a nationwide travel contest fills local meetings. Candidates debate early start times and the impact of subscription offers, while a single club reward replaces multiple promotions. Voting procedures remain strict with no district favoritism and no chaperone lists.
Advocating for the famous site Kolanitoe near the Kaukonabua river to be preserved as the birthplace of a tabu chief, with J KR Galt and Lor W D Alexander presenting arguments and plans. Discussion covers the roat-house at Pali, protective building plans, funding estimates, and possible opposition to obstruct the view.
Notice is hereby given that a public hearing will be held in the house of representatives on Monday March 18 for improvement and augmentation of the Harlem Water Works. Chairman Dr T Whixon presides. Details reference the committee report and past meetings.
A speaker at 1044 Fort Street urges working men and women to nourish properly as health is their capital. He links lunch habits to fatigue and warns poor diets poison homes, urging readers to seek root-cause treatment at the Hondwin Drug Co. headquarters every Saturday evening to restore energy and work capacity.
Boxing lineup listed for the Orpheum Theater with multiple bouts including Herringking vs Melnotte and Gans vs Simmons. Welterweight Hawaiian title match Fink vs Armstrong noted along with general admission details and event dates in March.
Dense 1911 1914 era notices list parties in Hawaii land registration and circuit court actions. Names include John F Colburn Augustus Kar Valuo Simeon Akaka and Bishop Estate trustees, with dates February 1911 and March 14 1914 for land registration hearings and related civil suit summons against Maria Adelaide Zettencourt Briovo de Sequeira Encama ca. The text details parcel descriptions around Kahoolaa Kanilaintuna and Bishop Estate lands, and summons in a First Circuit case against Trancieca Borges. Witness signatures include W J Robinson and M T Simonton registrar.
Notices report the Honolulu Gas Company directors meeting on March 9 selecting a merger slate headed by Castle and Le Chatte with Lowrey and Le Chastle to the board. Officers appointed include Castle as president and Campbell as treasurer with Le Chatte as secretary. State date March 9 10 15 4871 Mar noted in the notice.
At the annual meeting in Honolulu on February 27 1911 directors elected for the ensuing years include L T Peck L A Thurston PF Hf Atherton A Cate Ballentyne Richard Ivers G N Wilcox and Wych Castle. Officers appointed for the coming year are President Th A Thurston Vice President GP Castle Second Vice President G Atherton Treasurer Becretary W M Graham. Dated Honolulu March 1911 by Secretary A Castle MR T & bi Co 4870-Mar 9 10 11 12 M4
At the annual meeting of Castle and Cooke, Limited stockholders in Honolulu on March 2, 1911, directors were elected for the ensuing year and officers appointed. Tenney Bowen Petrie Atherton Peck and others named held president vice presidents secretary treasurer and director roles. Also reported are: Inter-Island Steam Navigation Company, Lewers & Cooke, and related party officer elections with names including James Kennedy George Wilcox Norman Godge and Lewers & Cooke officers.
Notice to passengers by 8 5 Honolulu sailing Friday March 10. Tuggage and trunks must be on the Maton Navigation Company's wharf before 7 20 a m Friday. All passengers must be on the wharf not later than 9 90 a m Friday. Have tickets ready for Immelatt presentation to health official. Castle Cookis Limited agents Mitvon Navigation Company.
The Hawaii Board of Health issues prohibitions and regulations on bathing, washing, and the sale and manufacture of paint or polish items in Honolulu. Enactments dated February 24, 1911 and March 2, 1912 restrict washing in harbors and set conditions for production and sale under Board supervision, with signatures from W. Frear, B. Mott-Smith, and B. Porter.
Resolution 461 allocates 1200 dollars from the general fund for Swilel Road repairs in Honolulu District. The measure, introduced by Supervisor Hen Plow, passes March 3 1911 with a seven to none vote and takes effect upon approval.
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