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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1910
Page
2
Subscriptions and receipts must be mailed to the Bulletin Office by May 24 for a contest voting period. Voters can cast ballots for two contestants and must submit proof of subscription payments since March 7. The contest closes Saturday May 24 at 6 pm. judges will be announced later.
A garbled note describes a cadet battalion ree viewing elite Governor Brear and Ataf at al Agia Park on Thursday afternoon. The event promises a demonstration of the Mutts Manual Escretee with the Moewallan and WoL Whalers taking part, while school staff work hard this year at the ting-bee.
Two agents from the mainland, identified as Messrs Son and del Orto, arrive to study Hawaii banana production and the shipping system. They seek to curb island surplus, stabilize prices, and plan a dedicated banana boat service between Hawaii and the mainland to boost the fruit trade.
Superintendent Hummel of the telephone company says July follows a June handover to an automatic system. A large force works at Watkow to install and align new equipment, clearing the old network from poles as work progresses. Completion is expected by month end if ship arrivals and wall stones are on time.
The Romantic Play is given an elaborate production with Margaret Oswald delivering a standout Mary Tudor and Laie Morrison as Henry VIII in a polished cast. The crowd praised costuming and stage design, while the bulletin notes Oswald’s French court gown and a dramatic gold gown with ostrich plumes. The show includes a supplemental program The King’s Knight in Flower and runs Friday and Saturday evenings.
Maui County Board of Supervisors met in Wailuku and appointed engineer Harvey at a salary of 200 dollars per month. Attendees included Superintendent of Rowe W. Ball Deputy Hugh Sheri and Inspector Jas N Kenla. The board also discussed action on the jail visit and other routine business.
The Bulletins reports the wife of Hon. foot Nakaleta of Mot Kal died suddenly of heart failure last Monday at Walalua Molokal. Interment to be at Halaya with funeral rites conducted by relatives and friends. The family holds services at the grave near the community with mourning noted by locals in Wailuku May Day records.
Special to The Muderins Wailuku Maui May 14 Senator Wm J Coelho returned yesterday from his trip to Malokal detailing past work in the legislature and land on liquor. He opposes prohibition as it benefits only the wealthy while others cannot obtain drink. He announces his candidacy for the Senate though not officially with the Republican party. Healey spoke for Attorney Kepollayley County Attorney T Gyifuwuk Supervisor and Wo F Kayne County Clerk. Coelho will be back on Maul next week.
An obsolete advertisement touts a painkiller claimed to be the best and safest remedy for ernpim, colic, diarrhea and injuries. It promotes a patent medicine sold at Bullatin with prices listed and a claim of suitability for wounds and sprains.
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