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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1903
Page
5
In tests of beers sold in Honolulu Primo Lager was the only one found pure and free from preservatives. The notice warns that fortified beers are injurious and urges consumers to choose Primo Lager for health.
A claim that its purity is guaranteed under law, with dealers nationwide selling the product. Officials emphasize widespread availability and standard quality checks to reassure customers.
Tenting privileges for hunters camps and youth parties with good sea bathing and mountain tours. Lunches at $2 per day. One two room cottage accommodates 4 to 6. Reduced weekly or for parties of five or more. Two days notice. Address P O box 684 Sunday with taped at $1. Fresh air and ideal objective point for baevellat.
A large crowd attended a memorial service at Kawalahao Church last night with a decorated platform and flag bedecked pulpit. Colonel Jonen and Col. Raper led officers, Camp McKinley members attended, Rev Manaee opened with prayer, and Rev Kallt read scripture. Chief Justice Judd and Rev Westervest spoke on veterans, recalling Civil War memories and the bond between North and South. General Johnson visited with General Grant, illustrating reconciliation as the service closed at 5:20 p.m.
The morning court proceedings include the defense for Patrice Murphy in a murder case and background on the extortion trial of Lee Joe ending with a not guilty verdict. Additional notes cover probate of Christlun Wolfe and appraisement filings by Nina Wolfe’s executors and related inventories.
Biarts World Tour ends as a young man named Jo Hart, son of the late Henry G. Biart, arrives aboard the ship Thomasina I MacLellan from News Sauitle. Hart, once of Honolulu, traveled from San Francisco to New York via England and Australia, stowing away after hardship. He discovers his father has died, his mother believed alive.
Local and general notices describe grocery prices, legal ads, and miscellaneous items. The column lists names of lawyers J P Mall and J O Aaat, mentions a funeral at Harmony Hall, and notes public notices about holidays and authorities. It also covers ship arrivals, a steamer trip, and various municipal enforcement actions plus routine classifieds.
The Kilohane Art League presents a violin recital at Progress Hall on Tuesday evening featuring Grieg and Liszt pieces, solos by Aileen Animune, Miss Hopper, and others, with piano accompaniment by Carrie Castle and Mrs Whitney. The program includes Romances, Caprices, and select salon works performed by soloists and ensemble.
Royal transportation facts describe four modern Royal special trains built by different railways. One on the London and North Western for Gopeall Hall early, another on the Great Western for Sandringham trips, a Great Western record journey to Pty month, and a London and Brighton line coach. Upholstery and saloon decor are noted with royal consultation.
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