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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1910
Page
3
The county and city boards will hold a regular meeting Tuesday evening. Officials plan to discuss paying orders, routine business, and other agenda items. Works toward approving warrants and routine expenditures.
A fragment lists individuals and places including Yuna on March 1 1919, Lett C8 and Bouit, Mies 1 and Sipe, Oscay PL Coa and Haleiwa. It mentions Job Coney Linne CW rita on March 30, Mr and Mrs C trata in New York City, Mr and Mrs KR Kirby in Melbourne and Mrs J Gordon in New York Ye, N Le Boer French Ween March 30, and references W Cameron in Auckland and Cameron in New Zealand.
The Commercial Club held a meeting at 33 Oetonle Hix to nominate new governors. James D Dougherty A Fe HABE and others were elected and will serve on the board for several months.
The report notes the eleventh annual morning of the McBryde Engar Company with figures on open accounts and balances as of December 31, 1909 and 1908, plus passenger arrivals from the WG Hwil to various destinations. Additional lines discuss freight movements and vessel schedules including the Glenshiel and Rosebank routes from Newport News to Honolulu with fuel for the U S navy.
A scrambled local page notes a Telet service and Hawaii Bulletin, Whitney & Marsh deals, auto hire phones, laundry service, and a draft of French batter. Tax payments before April 1 avoid penalty. Public notices include polls, court, and police activity. A mix of product ads, food items, hotel references, and social events appear with scattered names and places.
Pacific coast shipping notes report sugar cargoes, freighters, and vessel movements. Ships like the H. D. Bow, Muriel, and W. C. Fall arrive or sail between Manila Hong Kong Seattle and Honolulu with varied cargoes including sugar coffee and timber while other vessels prepare for mid-Pacific cable work and Danish Marine students prepare for see training.
Report details the transport Sheridan en route from Manta to Honolulu and San Francisco with the Ninth Infantry. The ship faced delays from the Philippines and Manila, with alteration of routes via Ban Francisco and the Far East. It notes the Thomas vessel out of commission for refitting and possible transfer implications for command and troop movements between the ships. The Sherman is slated to sail from San Francisco for Hawaii, with arrival expected around April 11.
Secretary Cooper of the Promotion Committee lists inquiries from individuals seeking land and residency reform. The missives mention large sums for purchases, requests for reliable real estate contacts, and information on government lands and prices. Names appear with partial locations and aims to obtain land or entry into permanent settlement.
Shipping notices list vessel arrivals and departures around Honolulu and Manua. Entries include ships such as Lurline Columbian Kinau Mauna Kea and Maile with dates in March and April, plus port calls to Yokohama Vancouver San Francisco and Haïu era. The long table notes cargo routes and multiple vessels arriving from Manila Honolulu and Vancouver with projected sailings and rotations through April.
Answer filed continuing on page one details affidavits about Bitulithic paving methods and materials. In court, attorney Frank Thompson appears as Squoance War grant delayed until next Wednesday for hearing. Numerous names list inquiries about land, farms, homesteads, government lands, dairy and crops, and various business interests across multiple states and Hawaii.
An anonymous Kent gentleman presented a cup at the Mulletin offices this afternoon. He offers the trophy for the best two year course time in the Halelw ele races. The cup will go to the winner this year and may be held until won again.
Mrs Brown of the Manoa Bohoo sent a pupil to the Board of Education HQ with a warrant for 870. The boy carried the order and was at the school when another boy seized money from the seller and fled. Police tracked the youth as a likely minor in a petty theft case with pending formal action.
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