Local Meeting Notice at K of P Mall
A monthly gathering titled Inka of each month meets at 7:30 PM on the fourth Wednesday at K of P Mall corner Geretanta and Port Street. Visiting Bogies are invited to attend.
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1910
Page
3
A monthly gathering titled Inka of each month meets at 7:30 PM on the fourth Wednesday at K of P Mall corner Geretanta and Port Street. Visiting Bogies are invited to attend.
Moats every second and fourth Saturday evening at 7 o clock in K of P Hall at Furl and Beretania. Winit brothers invited to attend. W A Taylor and E A Jacomb signatories.
Fragmentary OCR reads like a local social notice or meeting list from Washington DC with scattered names and oblique phrases. Names such as Neal, Wr ington, and Clark appear alongside unclear roles and dates.
display reads on window items for sale at Metropolitan Market featuring Palm Cafe fresh candy daily and Benson Smith Co powders. It promotes Williams Carnation and Gastman products. Also notes new athletic underwear and shirts at King and Broadway. Receipts for refreshments during the San Gabriel event are mentioned.
Mr and Mrs George Campbell hosted a farewell dinner Sunday for the groom and his bachelor friends. Guests enjoyed a progressive supper and toast to the bride and couple. The gathering honored the recently departed Leater Petrie as the era of bachelorhood ended with his death and marriage.
A deed for land at the corner of Union Street and Adame Lang was recorded in the Office of Conveyances this morning. The sale price including all buildings and appurtenances totals 5250 in gold, conveying Welter Morton to Simpson Decker for the described property.
The departure of the steamer Nevadan from San Francisco to Honolulu is reported yesterday. It may carry a number of passengers in addition to cargo, with arrival in Hawaii port yesterday noted.ierge
Fragmented local notices list services including laundry delivery and auto hire. Mentions telephone numbers, names such as Baker and Reedigwork, and a donation offer for a county park. Ambiguous text references land use and a public works note without clear dates or outcomes.
A Perio Hican woman was injured in a morning accident when she jumped from an approaching electric car just as a furniture wagon struck it. The wagon’s shafts broke, furniture on board held with ropes, and the woman was taken to Queen's Hospital for treatment.
The season's first cherries arrive in spring at Henry May & Co.'s grocery with a selection that includes ivalyna oranges grapefruit lemons and other fruits and vegetables. Eastern oysters and Puritan California Creamery butter are also advertised among the produce.
Reported arrests focus on dangled agitators near the judiciary and Palace influenced by Graz backed factions. Authorities claim intelligence levels vary while intercepts of communications with detained Russians are reviewed to deter any infiltrators entering the city.
A scene on Page 1 shows Haiwart and a cop arriving after a moving picture to edify spectators. They grabbed a bone and turned off the water. Judge Andrade fined Mrs Haynes six and HAM covte for injury to the house and person of the owner.
Eighty two sacks of international mail arrived at noon aboard the Japanese liner Chiyu Maru. Passengers included Mr and Mrs Underwood and several others from Say Francisco. A local observer discusses lamb prices and neighborly curiosity while a stray anecdote about ironing handkerchiefs appears amid the chaotic report.
Arrived at Honolulu aboard the American Hastatian freighter Artzonan at 1 Monotune yesterday afternoon. Cargo includes feed and other goods. vessel will depart for Balinn Crux after unloading wagering and Hawaiian products. The Interisland steamer New nat and the Cascade from Hawaii also noted. a long list of passengers and consignments from various ports is recorded.
Shipping notices describe sailings to and from Honolulu with calls at Kanau, Maul, Francisco, and Hongkong. Vessels include Mauna Kea and Claudine with upcoming departures May 10 through May 30, listing ports such as San Francisco, Hilo, Manila, and Yokohama. Numerous passengers and crew names are noted among arrivals and departures, plus freight movements and lines like W. G. Hall and Mikahala.
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