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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1901
Page
7
Navigation notices and tide tables outline Mawellan Mean Time differences from Greenwich, with locations Kabulus Hilo Honolu lu and San Francisco. The document lists ship arrivals and crew obituaries, including multiple named individuals and vessels.
The note implies a request for a reply or action the sender desires, signaling the reader to respond or provide the requested message. Read as a dated broadcast or editorial prompt, it emphasizes urgency and clarity in communication.
A city office on King Street near Judiciary appears to be led by Louist Grant as manager. The brief notice identifies the contact point and leadership but lacks broader context or dates for the position.
Save your photos by binding them under glass using the Gummed Binding Paper introduced yesterday. Easy to use in a pleasant evening occupation and prevents ruin. Available at King Bros with full stock in various shades.
By authority notice is given that the animals described below have been seized by government police at Mata Ko Kons, Gains district. One black horse with unseeable brand, white wind mark on fetlock, branded Pa high on forehead. A bay horse with similar marks. White horse with three blank spots on forehead. All are to be sold at public auction on May 20, 1991, at 12 o clock noon, at the designated sale location, if fees are not paid.
San Francisco reports a port arrival of seven vessels from Hawaii and Honolulu led by the Diamond Head in thirteen days. The next fastest was Amy Turner from Hilo in seventeen days, amid a busy bar scene with multiple craft maneuvering. The Olymple, a four mast, delivered 250 bags of sugar in twenty seven days, while Mary E. Foster followed in twenty four, and Himalaya completed a 32 day voyage with 27,101 bags of sugar.
Underwriters paid 900000 to cargo owners for the Rio de Janeiro wreck. Vessel loss figure known only by Pacific Mail Steamship Company officers. Treasure valued 35100, insurance paid. 10000 without insurance from Hawaii collector. Timbers and valuable mail company cargo. Total loss estimated at 1500100. Raw silk cost the most from the cargo.
The report lists arrivals and sailing times with vessels such as Chartier Amy Turner Aldon Besse Diamond Andrew Santpo Archer and several bark entries. Ports mentioned include Kahului Honolulu Hilo Ho nolulu Ho nolu May 1 through May 18 with many ships arriving from Honolulu and other Pacific ports.
Sailings for Kawauan porte since tay 10th have been ax followa From San Francisco May 14 Lehr 8 T Alexander for Kahululu sehr Dor Muh Seymour for Hanamaula hohe Helen N Kimball Hansen for Kahulul and Fanning Island May 16 Bark Albert for Honolulu shin Goo Curtla for Honolulu Prom Callan May My Scir Forest Name for Ho nolulu Prom sydney May 17 ht nity T Reed for anglila From Newcastin May 14 Ship Port George and turk Bt James for Monon
Fragmented notes present a garbled account of Teal India with references to a 1901 event, a 12 midnight time, 46 cabins and 108 bags, then a list of place names and numbers likely colonial settlements or yields. The text shifts to a Honolulu ad section naming firms and a sales pitch for Pain-Killeh as a burn remedy.
A mixed fragment from Hawaiian real estate records notes instruments filed for record in May 1991 and 1901. Entries reference party names such as Desha, Campbell, Rego, and Kapolkal with dates May 13 and May 27, plus references to RP 1196 and public land notices in Honolulu Oahu Lahaina and Kukui.
Nanamo British Columbia May 12 A report confirms the wreck of the American bark Colusa near Queen Charlotte Island. Captain Walbran of the Dominion Government steamer Agyrwood and a party led by Dempster located the battered hull after a long search along the west coast. The Colusa was abandoned about eighteen months ago with some crew aboard at the time, and the Calusa, previously sailing Kahului to Bagamttl, was found drifted off the scene following a severe gale.
A city real estate operation markets $50,000 in deals covering loans mortgages and bonds with easy tract documents drawn on short notice. It guarantees work and offers monthly installment Investment Certificates bearing interest from issuance as safe as banks. Inquiries directed to P O Box 26 King Street Mal nny 42 over Cantle and Cooke's.
Public notice announces the Fire Claims Commission under Act 13 of the Hawaii Territory Legislature. It opens May 28 1901 in Honolulu at Campbell Block for filing claims for fire damage to property with strict filing rules and required evidence in English or Hawaiian.
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