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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1909
Page
6
The page shows scattered sugar quotations and farm product prices with numerous misreadings. It lists various items such as oats oats and oats related notes with dollar amounts including 28.50 and 4.60, and a sugar quotation of 2.80 cents per pound or 77.80 per ton, reflecting a volatile market snapshot.
A brief notice states that during my absence from the Territory my wife will have full power of attorney to act in my stead. J Abadie, proprietor of French Laundry, Honolulu, may be referenced as the grantor. This summary preserves the essential claim of delegation of authority.
Notice to shippers and receivers in Alameda that the S 8 Alameda will receive and deliver cargo at the Chine Minin San Francisco land railway terminal without cartage. Irwin & Co. Ltd. general agents. Ovoaule 8. 8, Co. agnesi
In the circuit court of the first circuit Territory of Hawaii at chambers in probate the matter of the estate of Julia M Kea late of Honolulu Hawaii. An order of notice is issued for the weaving petition for administration and hearing on May 9 1909 at 10 oclock AM in the court room. All interested parties may appear and show cause why the petition should not be granted. Notice to be published in the Evening Bulletin once a week for four weeks. Signed by W W Roninson Third Judge and LP Scott May 4.
A fragmented description notes Palama rice fields going to Seattle for an exhibition. It mentions an artist named Shey creating a large watercolour painting twelve by eight feet, titled Palama rice fields, with a surreal display including bags of rice and a layered background of clouds.
Captain McCantey notes that white lights along the harbor have been quieted and the harbor remains easier to navigate. He argues that this change reduces pilot strain and may lower the risk of missteps during ship operations.
Port Allen, April 1909. The American Hawaiian freighter Missourii unloaded 20,700 bags of sugar, a new marine landing record. Electricity powers the operation as J. J. Silva plans a steam launch near the port. J. A. Home hails the condor incipient and tethering to Bleele to Kanal ran.
Special to The Bulletin from Wailuku Maui district reports Judge Nepoikai’s guests Sir Sorensen and others returning to Honolulu tonight after a brief stay. The Captain is greatly improved in health and plans to spend time with renewed vigor. A pot dhoner was held at the Reportal mansion this afternoon in honor of the capture and remaining guests.
Local notes advertise a bold five cent school tablet, oysters and rope items, repairs and shipping services, and various errands around the Bulletin office. A mix of advertisements and community tidbits mention Hat cleaning, carriages, shipping, and a weekly industrial edition wrapped for mailing.
A troubled marriage ends in a divorce summons filed in a court against Jose de Soe after a December 1000 incident. The case cites allegations of hardship and calls for legal separation as witnesses describe a deteriorating relationship from North Korala.
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