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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1910
Page
2
Voters and contestants prepare for the St Patrick's Day Count with updates on ballots and chaperone roles. Nominations remain open, with separate ballots for UK and chaperone contestants and details on subscription votes and prize offers.
Contestants receive 7500 extra votes for each credit of three daily subscriptions. Payments can be split and need not cover the same period, with no limit on clubs. A record tracks credits, and reaching three subscriptions earns votes.
The Evening Bulletin lists multiple subscription options including one month for 60 cents, six months for 4.00, twelve months for 8.00, five years for 40.00, and a weekly Bulletin at 1.00. A one year pure weekly option is 5.00. Inquiries go to the MANAGER CONTEST DEPT at the Evening Bulletin in Honolulu T H Piper to McOwansona department, office hours 11 am to 1 pm and 3:30 pm.
Local notes list Kin Fetes Cavett and Carolyn Scholte among attendees at a school meeting. Mentions include Mins Alice Ai Mites M. Sexe, Isi mS E Holt ii, Annabeie Mundon, and Lydo Crickard in attendance with brief remarks on proceedings.
A survey detachment camp at Fort De Russey in Manoa Valley reports details of officers and soldiers. News includes fire drill results, hospital transfers, new equipment shipments, and planned relocations of survey detachments and tentage.
Private Stewart of Company FP Infantry begins mounted orderly duties immediately. Four men are on mitten ward duties. parade drills resumed Tuesday after weeks. Gallery practice and target drill are under way. Fort Shafter ball team played on the grounds. Corporal Curran of Company HY leaves for four months at Monterey School of Marksmanship. Private Winn to take his post on post telephone duties. Private Mercer becomes dining room orderly. First handball court at Fort Shafter opens with good scores. 224 bowled. Cook Belows released to duty with Company G. Battalion drill at Fort Shafter Monday. many from 2nd Battalion, 20th Infantry, to return on transport. Parade Friday with Hawaiian band. Company MH, 20th Infantry presents banner trophy won at Fort Battle.
A short ad notes a medicine labeled as a Painkiller for sudden chills and colic with claims to relieve diarrhea and summer ailments. It lists sizes 260 and 260 bottles and references a generic European or colonial style medicine catalog.
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