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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1901
Page
3
An old ad copy notes refunds if the remedy fails to cure with I W Grove’s signature on each box. Mentions 25 cents price and a scene with Tommy and Billy showing interest in goods.
Morning text explains a sales pitch listing price points of 40 60 and 80 for initial offers. It outlines options and invites engagement with a simple progression strategy for customers exploring value tiers. The note emphasizes clarity and quick decision making.
In Circuit Court Attorney General Dole dropped the case against a native for violation of konohiki fishing rights near Kaneone. The decision cites lack of vested rights in evidence, signaling the end of feudal sea tenure tied to coastal lines, a struggle long fought by native members through legislative sessions. The ruling aligns with equal rights to natural bounties under the U.S. Constitution.
Guests of the Rapid Transit Company visited the car barns and then rode to Punahou and Wilder Avenues. The Manoa road trip offered cool mountain breezes and views of College Hills. At the residence tract, guests explored lots, enjoyed scenery, and later relaxed in cars with tea cream cake lemonade and drinks. Notable attendees included Judge and Mrs Galbraith and several local residents.
Assessor Pratt argues a legal principle before the Supreme Court over tax appeal cases. Thirteen appeals contest valuations by owners of property and several holders challenge Tax Appeal Court figures, with Pratt seeking a ruling on leaseholds and government practice. The list names numerous estate owners and companies affected, including James Robinson, Emily K. Mohrton, Jully Hunt, Mary Graeme, Hawaiian Electric, Kaplolant Restate, and others, along with asserted valuations and Tax Appeal Court figures.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a top official’s visit to a city, with mentions of personal expense and a Hobart assistant. The text is garbled but implies an official tour tied to political or ceremonial duties, highlighting public reaction and potential scrutiny.
Tax Appeal Court valuations are listed for estates including JH Coney valued at 972000 with 43000 returned, J J Coney ap A .king noted with 75000 assessed and 40000 returned, and A Hocking appealing 122500 assessed with 71500 returned. TL Estate appowte.
A golf tournament to be played this month at Thple golf course with preliminary rounds tomorrow afternoon. Entries include Ramiesan, DW Anderson, Seratoh Ke Anierson, MeIntyre and others. The draw lists Thaye vs Gulls Higelow, Garvie vs Dov Anderson, Gifford vs Kay, Bottomley vs Pitchanan, Rows vs Coulson. Prizes for top places and a fifty cent entry sweep awarded. By‑laws amended to match hole size changes. unplayable ball and relief rules detailed. participation rules with club membership noted. Pain Killer advertised as a remedy with pricing 2.00 and 3.00.
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