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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1901
Page
7
Fragmentary notes from a Waikiki area page describe upstairs table main line messaging and a messenger call for messages. Cracked text mentions Os ean ae avai and a tram to Pinal Santee Bane Sr with unclear times.
The document reports an acting governor’s powers, dated remarks on tides and time in Hawaii, and notices of the U.S. Hydrographic Office branch in the Merchants' Exchange offering navigation information. Details include Hawaiian Standard Time relative to Greenwich, tide patterns at Kabulut, Hilo, and Honolulu, and guidance for mariners sailing to San Francisco.
The notice compiles steamship movements with departures and arrivals from Yokohama and other ports, listing several ships by name and travel dates. It also includes a long legal-constitutional discussion about the governor’s disability and the line of succession, citing New Hampshire and Hawaii authorities and noting how duties may be performed by a substitute governor during illness or vacancy.
A short notice promotes gummed binding paper to mount photos under glass. It promises easy use, preserves pictures, and encourages readers to visit King Bros for full stock in various shades. Text references additional stray lines about local life and names.
Hawaiian Automobile 00, Ltd. announces coupon books sold with special rates for automobile parties. Drivers are not allowed to deviate from company rates. in disputes, pay the claimed fare and seek adjustment at the office on King Street near Rathary. Louis T Grant manages.
By authority May 2 190% tenders are invited for supplying Palai or Hard Pol to the Kalaupapa settlement. Bids due by 17:00 Friday. Deliveries start 30 days after contract. bundles weigh 21 pounds or 1.5 pounds net, with weekly 400 bundles on average. Offers for 2, 4, 6, or 8 year terms, with sureties required. The Board of Health may accept none or all bids. CHAS. WILCOX, Secretary.
The Evening Bulletin discusses runaways on Honolulu streets and the need for stricter examinations of drivers and guardians. It critiques highway safety, notes a rise in hacks and automobiles, and mentions the pressure on officials to regulate conveyances. The piece questions authority limits and cites a deadly incident involving Patrolman Walbire. The Bulletin costs 7 cents per month.
A cluster of Honolulu land and leasehold transactions dated May 24 shows various parties transferring interests in lots and properties across Oahu. Names include Bank of Hawaii, Clement, Howard Jr, Harrison, Hadden, Hongl, and Fisher with sums ranging around 1000 to 3600 dollars and references to Book numbers and Page entries in real estate records.
Public notice announces the New to-Day Fire Claims Commission under Act 15 of Hawaii Territory to handle property loss claims from fires in 1900. Claims must be filed at the Chamber of Commerce building from May 2, 1901, with strict deadlines, attachments, and verification required.
Notice announces the eleventh assessment of ten percent on 65030 shares of McBryde Sugar Co Ltd, due June 14. It requests prompt payment at Theo Rives & Co Ltd and states regular monthly settlements will be required for all accounts. Unpaid balances after the following month’s end will be closed and sent to collection. Honolulu date and manager Waller sign.
In the Circuit Court of Hawaii the probate matter for Johe N. Wright is reviewed. The last will and testament appears to name executors and seek probate approval. The record notes requests for letters testamentary and appointment of an executor or administrator. The text includes scattered names and phrases but the essential action is probate of a will and appointment of a fiduciary.
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