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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1909
Page
9
Household pest ad touts Stearns Electric Paste as a ready mix paste for roaches and rats. It claims quick death after ingestion, urges nightly application in sinks and pantries, and guarantees results with authentic J J Kearney branding and nationwide drugstore availability.
By authority the Superintendent of Public Works invites sealed tenders to furnish eighteen thousand feet of wooden stave pipe and related equipment for the Department of Public Works. Tenders due noon Wednesday December 15. The department reserves the right to reject any or all bids. Marston Campbell, Superintendent of Public Works, Honolulu.
Informal gathering of University of Hawaii College faculty and territorial officials weighs options for a Halley’s comet telescope observatory. Debate centers on rent funding, site choices at Manoa or Kalakau, and whether a large telescope could be housed locally or relocated from the East if Halley’s comet returns next spring.
Special to the Bulletin Hilo November 8 reports the Board of Supervisors awarded two road contracts. One covers sections of the Keamoku Waimea road between Kohala and Kona, with Peter Arvill as winner. The other funds the topresuing of the Keaumokuaa flow road in Kau, with Volcano Stabler winning. Bid totals and bidders listed, figures shown in the article.
A meeting of the Library of Hawaii trustees and the Hawaiian Historical Society will seek approval to consolidate and secure support for shared data scattered in the library. Governor Frear plans a New York trip to discuss consolidation with Andrew Carnegie and other parties.
Ming Louisa Brickwood died this forenoon from a stroke of apoplexy. She was 84, a longtime public servant and teacher at the Royal School. She was daughter of Hon. Arthur J. Brickwood, postmaster general during the monarchy, and sister to Mrs. Houston and Mrs. Emma Auchinanan. Funeral at St Andrew's Cathedral tomorrow afternoon at 2. Private family services at her Makiki home earlier.
Cincinnati October 28 The Association of Collegiate Alumnae in convention here defends higher coeducation as a benevolent influence in the home. Statistics show college women marry stronger men with higher salaries and have more children, while health and overall outcomes improve with education.
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