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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1909
Page
3
A disputed community plea demands a water supply for the local Gay Alewa residents. Officials, led by Secretary Walter Comba of the Timyrovmnent Club, discuss a December deadline and potential deferment while residents threaten protests and possible legal action over water access and home use.
A disrupted morning at the jail led to Black Snow sustaining injuries during a scuffle as inmates Clashed. A long‑incarcerated man named How, aided by others, battered Snow before guards intervened. Snow was treated for injuries on site.
The Bulletin Publishing Co acts as agent for leading engraving and lithographing firms on the Pacific Coast and can provide estimates for high grade printing of all kinds. It lists prices and samples of the latest engraved cards announcements and invitations for smart functions. Office and contact numbers are provided.
In London in May the veteran Admiral William H May was placed in command of the main fleet for Great Britain's navy. A long-serving officer and trusted royal favorite, May leads a formidable combined force drawn from the Channel, the North Sea, and the Home Fleet. A skilled torpedo expert and naval gunnery authority, he is noted for his readiness and strategic vision despite a lack of real combat trial.
Governor Frear considers a proposal to reforest about 1040 acres of land in P and the Hawaiian Development Company, which foreclosed on the Mahoxway farm, seeks to set out Ohba trees on the land as part of the land reform effort.
Governor Frear Land Commissioner Pratt Surveyor Wall and Circuit Judge Lindsay traveled by auto to Keaton to inspect land. They observed a 44 acre parcel near shore suitable for summer residence with potential gold prospects and five homesteads of nine to ten acres each. The party reviewed parcels before a report from Seattle and planned shipments of pineapples to the Northwest.
Special correspondence reports a farewell gathering for G Hina after years with Honokaa Wine and Liquor, with a large crowd and speeches by Overend Pritchard Hoyle and others praising his service. Ernest Parker and party traveled toward the Volcano Hata. Honokaa anticipates losing Mr White as he remains in the district.
A brief Bulletin notice announces items for sale with contact numbers Bulletin Business Office 256 and Bulletin Editorial Room 185. The short catalog style emphasizes availability and how to reach the office for inquiries.
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