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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1899
Page
8
Ad reads a gold locket with the word Amie stad across the center among pearls. Interested buyers may call at the office and pay for the advertisement cost.
The article recalls the Y W C A anniversary with memories of early struggles and progress. It notes how older members stepped aside for younger workers, the lack of streetlights and amenities in early days, and the gymnasium annex opening in 1895. It also mentions fires, former homes, and the association’s expanding plans and funding generosity.
The assembly sang Blest be the tie that binds as a social hall event celebrated with 108 servings of cream and cake. Officers listed include J. Weedon and B. F. Beardmore with several secretaries and directors. Hall decor featured tropical luxury under Mrs Hutchinson and the Paty sisters with volunteer labor from Iroquois sailors.
Shipping notes list weather details at Diamond Head and Punahou with temperatures and barometer readings. It records arrivals and departures including Geo C Perkins coal cargo, Ceylon coal carrier, Kinau to Maui and Hawaii ports, Insular to Makawell, Kaul to Lahaina, Claudine to Maul, Dove to Kauai, and Vallant bow near Honolulu.
List of travelers sailing aboard Kinau on May 2 including Al fortis and wife, Henry mipiafiay, T J Higgins, T H Macdonald, J M Oat, Rey LH Evans, Shank lin, F Maydell, H M Giddings, Mrs Frank Spencer, Mr Winter, D M McCorrnton, Mr Single, Korat, Ro Hawkhorat Jr, Mies Stephens, Misa Monroe, Mrs Desmer, Geo Sang, Geo Kettle and spouses, A Van Gofre and wife, W H Russel, E F Bishop, Dr Maxwell, G E A Thram, Elder Jas G Manghan, Mrs O'Brien and children.
New today assessment notice states a second assessment of two percent on Kihel Plantation capital stock is now due and payable at the office of Alexander and Baldwin in the Juda Building. J P Cooke, Treasurer.
Notice that a special meeting of the stockholders of Hawaiian Sugar Co Ltd will be held on Tuesday May 6 1899 at 10 o clock at the offices of Alexander and Baldwin Judd Building to take action on the question of declaring the stock paid up.
Notice to all desiring stock in OLAA SUGAR COMPANY that the subscription list will open at B F Dillingham Judd Building on May 4 5 6 from 9 am to 5 pm each day. A 10 percent deposit is required. If oversubscribed, stock will be prorated and excess cash returned after allotment. Promoters B F Dillingham A Thurston A W Carter.
By authority bids for printing and binding the twelfth volume of Hawaiian Reports are invited to be filed by May 6 1899. Bids per page for about 860 pages and copies to be set. Sample page from volume ten with paper weight to accompany bid. The disbursing officer may reject any bid. Henry Smith Clerk Judiciary Department Honolulu May 2 1899.
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