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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1899
Page
8
A notice states that digging or taking sand from Pealese of Ala Moana Road is prohibited. The message references W. H. Cummings, Road Supervisor, Honolulu, and warns violators will face action to the full extent of the law.
Stockholders to receive a dividend at Waimanalo Sugar office on May 26 1899. Henry May & Co Limited will consolidate grocery and provision businesses on June 1 1899. Preexisting accounts remain payable to the undersigned, not the new corporation. Until stores are built the company will operate retail from H May store on Fort and King streets and wholesale and retail from J T Waterhouse on Bethel street with designated managers. The firms express thanks to patrons and request continued support. Honolulu May 1899.
All entries must be filed with the secretary before 12 o'clock noon on Thursday June 7, 1809. Entrance fee is a percent of the purse unless stated. All races run or trotted under Maul Racing Association rules. All horses to start unless withdrawn by 12 o'clock noon on July 1899. Per order of Executive Committee GEO. HONS secretary, 1224-M&TH wo Jerry. Temporary receipts from OLAA SUGAR COMPANY urgently call for stock certificates and cash balances at Judd Building.
To Refreshment Caterers tenders invited for the cold supper at the Queen Victoria Birthday Ball to be held at the Armory on Wednesday evening next. Bids with supply details to be offered per head or per 100 guests, with at least 400 guests guaranteed. Tenders to be presented at the Waverley Club committee room Saturday evening next. Information from M Horace Wright, Secretary.
May weather notes report clear skies light winds and 66 morning low 73 percent humidity. Vessels leaving include Star WG Hall for La Haiti Kona and Kau at 10 am and Star Iwalani for Honolulu and Kukuihaele at 9 am. The James Makee and WG Hall plan afternoon and morning sailings respectively. two Kauai steamers expected tomorrow. No island steamers arrived today and a San Francisco transport arrival is forecast. The Chas B Wilson from Aberdeen carries lumber. Captain Johnson and family aboard. Mansion lawn party Saturday May 27 features Hawaiian souvenirs chicken tamales and a fortune teller booth. Hawaiian government bonds notice—bond interest ceases after next coupon.
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