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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1902
Page
6
The fragmentary report details a Waiuku area gathering related to the Payimian groups, listing ages and names, and describing a dedication event with officials, invitations, and expected attendance. References to Alpha orders, government involvement, and security considerations appear amid ceremonial planning and potential disruptions.
In Muddy Blody LG Walloni on March 2 two boys about twelve or thirteen fought in the middle of the road near a Maul hotel. Both had coats off and fists muddy, landing blows then tumbling into a pool of mud as bystanders watched.
A fragmented weekly bulletin item lists numerous place names and figures including Mawati Walakea 7000 bars, Hawili Mit Co. 2600 Wienakon IS Onomen 16 00, Peneeken 16 000, Hounoma UK 00, Hakalan ahoni Lauipahootioe 4600, Pueblo BMI 1300 Milind TAOS Hunuayy 2480. The edition notes a y-Weekly format and eight a year.
Reports detail March storm damage in Wailuku with widespread flood effects on streets, homes, and plantations. Officials credit public works and river control for mitigation while urging macadamized roads and continued improvements to protect residents and infrastructure.
A benefit program at Mutiaiaeia smtiliary and Almaniter Hone Xindergartwn features two evenings of performances. A school-shown concert by the Mut Athlete Association, college songs, solos by Gaels brothers Alonso, and a Hawaiian singer program headlined by Geo Maxwell are planned to raise funds for student groups.
Fragmentary notice reports a 297k land transaction in Walla with Potivene mill activity and several unclear terms tied to local industry. The piece hints at a promotional tie to a weekly Bulletin, suggesting subscription details and distribution to readers.
Fragmentary OCR item notes a railroad or line company event with dates and names unreadable, leaving only stray letters and terms. The readable bits suggest a local notice or brief about a rail line inquiry or sale, with no clear action or outcome to confirm.
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