Moein Dinners Invitees for Saturday Evening Event
Moein cordially invites brothers to a gathering every 2nd and 4th Saturday at 7 30 in K of P Hall corner Fort and Teretunta Vial fort Fort and Teretunta venue likely union or lodge affiliated.
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1911
Page
5
Moein cordially invites brothers to a gathering every 2nd and 4th Saturday at 7 30 in K of P Hall corner Fort and Teretunta Vial fort Fort and Teretunta venue likely union or lodge affiliated.
A garbled 1910 style local column mentions tax penalties for unpaid poll, road and school taxes, telephone ads and misprinted names. It references Wall, Nichole Co. Ltd, Pinedar, and AMES K KULA of Kolow. It notes a political figure George C. Cooper arriving, and a Senate committee hearing about public health restrictions.
A court case involving trustees and private shares in Pablo Land and the Comipany faced overruled p deletions. The judge Theodore Lansing presided as the case clarified actions by Montarat and others amid bankruptcy and private equity claims.
Court proceedings toward requisitioning the Matika site for a federal building in Honolu lu are to be expedited following a cable from Attorney General Wickersham. District Attorney Breckens says he will urge the council board to act in May. Legal preliminaries and publication notices precede the hearing, with defendants given sixty days to respond.
Debate on re voting for the school funding bill continues as lawmakers discuss amendments and potential changes to the act. Witnesses and senators argue over language and timing while calls for clarity and fiscal responsibility echo through the chamber.
Shipping news notes Hyades to sail for island ports with inland leg to follow as a survey team led by Captain Clark and Alex Lyle completed inspection of the barkentine James Johnson. The vessel is deemed seaworthy after minor repairs and new spars, with cargo to San Francisco, while other ships and arrivals, including the Pacific transport Kori Tet and the Fleet Mail steamer, are listed with passenger and crew details.
Shipping notes from San Francisco dated March 20 show vessels at port reporting destinations. Soiled cargo and routing details appear for the Amerion Maru bound for Honolulu with an arrival date around March 28.
Governor Moar Nie signed the act appropriating 1250 for monthly pension payments to Queen Lillvokalonl for the remainder of her term. The measure takes effect July 1, while the bill directs the Dietnet Magistates to cover expenses payable by the Counties.
A crowded stockholders meeting reviews a proposed stock increase with preferred stock exchange options. The report covers crops for 1910 1911 and 1912 with yields around 14 000 tons for cane and notes the Hamakualoa plantation water development cost and new reservoirs 250 million gallons total expenditures 42 150 98 and 48 481 408 for storage projects.
An aging transport ship with Second Infantry and other units faces quarantine as a measles outbreak erupts aboard. The vessel, long tied to naval duties, carried troops, timber, cement, and refrigerated cargo from Scotland to an army depot, with a casual concert by the crew as quarantine looms and deployment plans pause.
A fragmented Sierra report describes a wireless message revived by agents from the 08 unit, bound for Ban Prandeen. Mentions include B.S. Serra, ub Hea, pom Maced, dated Mamites ent, with weather notes and a forecast referencing Hight SWS and Savoll Ierometor 40.
The immigration bill advanced through the Senate with a key dissent from minority members, moving to the House for consideration in largely the same form. The measure includes methods to increase evidence for board actions and cites Senate Bill No. 10 on weight and measure examinations, with House Bills 17, 35, and 177 touching trunk usage, Hawaii college affairs, and negligence penalties.
The Senate voted to approve a franchise for a street railway from Milo to L. B. Cohnens and associates, with minor wording changes. The Public Lands Committee recommended the motion to the House, deferral considered by some members, but a majority adopted the report. third reading anticipated with little opposition, possibly postponed.
In El Paso Texas on March 30 insurgents concentrate near Ghi huahua amid plans for an expected peace conference. The movement signals a push toward negotiations as talks loom.
A distorted wireless report from the 8.8. Honolulan describes at sea near March 29, a 100 ton cargo for Honolulus passengers and a 855 ton cargo for Kalidul. It notes 21% bogs molt and Wells Fargo express matter. The steamer Ath Corn Papaylon with 11,500 suneken is expected to arrive Honote this evening.
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