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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1906
Page
6
An Easter millinery display advertises a grand display with hats bonnets and pattern hats for March 26 to 28. It lists fabric patterns and discounts including per yard prices for stripes dots and Madras fabrics, plus white shirtings and hosiery offered on sale at 20 cents per pair.
Mia Youur at Queen's Hospital with appendicitis. Death news of Mr Rinay shelved. Mrs James Cutie hosts charming luncheon with many guests and elegant tableware. Miss Hedemann sprains ankle. swimming forbidden. Social events include teas, dinners, and a grand reception for Mrs Wilder and guests. Royal visit notes from Biarritz as Alfonso resumes duties and Princess Ena plans trip. American wedding gifts noted.
Real estate listings mix with social notes in a Honolulu Tribune page. Bargain 2.20 acres with small house near Nonani Ave. other properties include 1.18 story residence near 1218 Matlock Ave and a 1, block from a two-car garage priced around 820 per month. Social events highlight bridge party, hospitality for visiting dignitaries, and plans for new King Street lodge and commercial stores with modern fronts and fireproof design.
Hilo on March 20 the Masonite Hall association outlined plans for a three story building on Hinder street. Hollow concrete blocks will resist earthquakes and fires. Lower floor will house stores while upper floors suit Masonic lodge use. Corner storefront measures 19 by 45 feet with two additional stores each 25 by 63 feet.
Hilo March 20 construction of the sewer system progresses under assistant Ruglaoor Cook with King street delays due to recent strikes. Sections on Front Ponahawal Volcano Church and Furneaux lane near completion. Bridge street extension pending and King street work near finish. Future mains planned on Pitman Pleasant and Rehool streets subject to funding. Frederick Vit to attend village editorial dinner as Denmark’s new king noted.
Funeral services for R A Johnston of Lewis Co held at Williamson Arthur Hall on Fort Street. A large crowd attended as hymns were sung and prayers offered by Rev John Wadman. Remains moved to Pearl City for burial at 2 16 PM.
The Hongkong Maru, arriving fifteen hours after the Alameda and two hours after the Oriental, carried freight valued around 1 000 000 and a 9 000 ton load. W A Chapman, ex purser of the Coptic, now serves as purser aboard the Hongkong Maru. A passenger party led by Mrs Olive Hymne from Los Angeles is aboard, with Lieut Col Jahart of the Japanese army among the travelers.
First Methodist Episcopal Church at the corner of Bervtania and Miller hosts services tomorrow with Junior League at 10 a.m. Bible classes at 11 a.m. and the pastor's sermon on Partnershp with Tatimized Capital. Mine Waddington Hinge sings solo at 6:30 p.m. Epworth League invites all. Wadian speaks, Marion Bell sings, Hawaiian quartet performs. warrant cards available at the bulletin office.
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