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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1906
Page
6
The bulletin aims to establish a rule concerning automobile content and paper delivery. A subscriber cannot transfer delivery to another family member nor will a new subscriber or added paper be sent to a different person. The goal is fair play and equal treatment among contestants with clear relations to the paper.
A demolition era planning memo proposes extensive park expansion and road realignments. It urges converting Tantala and Tantania into major public spaces, creating scenic belts from Diamond Head to Punchbowl, and improving King Street and Kalakaua Avenue with plantings, jog paths, and a boulevard linking Diamond Head and Punchbowl. It calls for a Punchbowl interior study, water features, outdoor gym equipment, and child play areas while arguing parks be locally managed rather than territorial.
A concise resume of all public notices including tenders permits and major transactions from Wallace Wall Nichols Co Ltd Hin and the Weekly Edition. Provides building permits and a catalog of notices with pricing and subscription details for the Evening Bulletin.
Archbishop Ireland of Saint Paul addressed 15 000 in Karas City urging voters to elect honest capable leaders and to guard Americans against being overrun by dishonest immigrants while calling for responsible Americanization and a vigilant national character.
Authority of Treasurer in Honolulu announces dissolution proceedings for Hawaiian Chinese KoA Coffee Plantation Limited. Objections to the petition must be filed by noon March 12, 1908, and interested parties may be heard at the Treasurer's office in the Capitol Building.
The page lists a dense roster of names with club affiliations and district tags including Beckley, Kealakekua, Lahaina, and Mauna Loa. It blends athletic club entries, postal-like marks, and scattered references to Honolulu Athletic Club and other organizations, plus a wartime political note on army funding and China policy.
The Bulletin outlines how to win its $2000 Contest by soliciting votes from all subscribers. Contestants should encourage existing subscribers to vote and persuade others to subscribe immediately to obtain vote coupons. Prizes include a touring automobile, a Kroeger piano, an insurance policy, a silver punchbowl set, a store order, a golf bag and sticks, and a repeating rifle, with various subscription rates noted.
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