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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1901
Page
2
The New England Bakery serves a varied early breakfast in the city from 5:89 a.m. with ham and beans, handwiches, cold ham, coffee, tea, and milk. It promotes quick meals and daily dishes including sardines and a range of priced items, inviting customers with low prices and inducements.
A long Honolulu newspaper item lists local notices including a moving jewel to 1113 Mawoute Temple, ads for millinery and Thanksgiving turkeys, a steamer schedule, lodge meetings, casino and liquor ads, a notary appointment, a dredging plan, the Alameda voyage, a notary public appointment, and various business notices from Mowaiian, Castle, and the Telephone listings.
Nov. notes from Hilo recount a Mikado natal day celebration amid plantation life. Mrs George Ross of Hale dau organized a reunion of volunteers in Tahiti district, with court restored and a tennis program at Honowy, Hakalou, Payaalerin Hochow, Ookala. A preliminary tennis tournament preceded gatherings on the verandah with many attendees listed.
The intermediate barriers of the MC A met at the gymnasium for a row run. Participants included Mushke Pereira Evans Sylventer Dollinger Lubeck Boyd McGuire Ward captain King Vaeker Kerr Kerr Renior Wage Schuman Lishman Young. Route started at the association building and ended at Thierin with a time of right minutes. The event and women’s race are planned for Friday evening.
This week of prayer observance by the association calls members to attend an afternoon session in the association rooms Howton block at 10 o clock led by Mrs Moponatd with Mr Otle to sing. All members and others invited to join in earnest prayer and devotion as the world observes a period of spiritual prayer.
An advertised remedy promises to cure a gold in one day or refund the money. The notice cites W. Grave’s signature and an offer to send a box for 25 cents, with The Bulletin priced at 75 cents per month.
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