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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1904
Page
8
Seasonal hardware sale from Mawalian Hardware Co former stock including ready mix paints oils dry color putty and plaster supplies offered below cost to clear inventory. Windmills plows tanks and plantation supplies are also included in the immediate sale.
The text discusses federal Hawaii matters, including partition of Chinese labor, future congressional action, and Honolulu federal buildings. It notes public fear of leprosy, a mistaken letter to W C Smith from Kalaupapa, and potential candidates and appointments relating to the Territory.
The article lists players and lineups for upcoming games with Hikes, Kais, and Punahous in Hawaii, noting injuries, center fielder Toots Cunha, and Rob ers behind the plate. It mentions schedules, first-time matchups, and prospects for the Junior Punuhous and Maties with details on batting order and likely battery for Saturday’s games.
The Hawaii Chapter No. 1 holds a morning meeting on May 2 at the university of Hawaii campus. A colonial officer presides as members elect an officer and discuss upcoming duties.
Notice to creditors of the estate of Lum Hoy of Honolulu Hawaii. Administrator Walten Weedon invites all creditors to present their claims with vouchers within six months from the first publication. Claims secured by mortgage on real estate must be presented as required. Dated May 20 1904. Attorney T McCanty Stewart for the administrator. May 26 June.
The report notes Cumack the artilleryman will hold the second bag for the Mallow on Saturday. Davin, new to the daily duty, has performed well for the Unlucky and will likely guard the third bag.
A letter from Acting Secretary HL Taylor confirms Saturday afternoon bank closures affecting the Internal Revenue Service. Local offices will close while banks are closed, with revenue staff allowed to attend joint department games.
A garbled weathered telegram lists temperatures and barometer readings for May 2, notes wind at 9 AM and clear conditions. It references ports, departures and arrivals including San Francisco, Monterey and other Pacific locations with multiple ships and times, ending with cargo and crew notes.
A local event promotes a baseball game with a one dollar admission and reserved seating. The announcement emphasizes a simple line to join and notes a performer named Lewis. The piece frames the outing as affordable entertainment at the stock yards.
Fragmentary OCR notes list names and places such as Maul Molokalamit Canal and May 2, plus several initials and terms like Orient and Ching. The readable bits imply a transport or travel item with multiple persons or crews, but details are unclear.
The steamship Alden Hesse, built 1871 in Bath, Maine, secured in the American and Forelan Shipping Register for four and a half years in class Alt. The vessel, cited as an old packet between San Francisco and Honolulu, recently arrived in Oakland Creek for repairs after a leaking condition and water damage. Captain Kennel notes the ship’s status and its former command by Captain Potter, now captain of the Coronado.
A rumor circulated that Governor Carter planned to recommend Frear Perry and Larry Andrews for the Supreme Bench. The rumor reportedly did not start with Carter’s friends.
Public auction to sell 100 shares of Territory Stables Co at par $20 and five 1000 dollar six percent notes, dated May 28, 1904 at 12 noon, at 47 857 Kahunio street Honolulu. Proceeds for whom it may concern and Blonds Moan Hotel Cus Ltd.
Foreclosure auction lists numerous parcels in Ewa Oni Kalihi Palama Kapa Walaha Molokai and Waikiki Honolulu. Items include 400 acres at Ewa 5860 sq ft Palama tract 5000 sq ft Lot 2 and 2000 acres Kalua Kona listings with wells. Dates June 4 13 and two more varying Lot sizes and locations.
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