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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1902
Page
8
The speaker touts building and loan associations as a safe method to own a home, arguing that $12 monthly payments loaned as first mortgages on city real estate yield steady interest and rapid repayment. He contrasts this with speculation and highlights security, occupancy, and personal savings benefits.
Sailings and arrivals dated around November include multiple vessels: Str Leta Naopala for Molokai ports at 7 p.m. Str Ke Au Hou for Kapaa Anahola Kilauen Kolabiwal Ma pale at 5 p.m. Schr Ada for Kaval ports at 4 p.m. Bir Maui Bennett for Maui ports. Eclipse Townsend for Molokai Mani Kona ports at 5 p.m. Str John Cumming Searle for Koo Chui ne Parker for Hilo and way ports at noon. Str W G Hall Thompson for Nawiliwili Kolon Kleele Hunapepe Hae Haman Abakini at 6 p.m. Noway 3 for Lahaina Kasnapati and OLB Beth listed.
An article extols cooperative savings banks across Europe and the United States, noting installment systems for housing finance. It cites examples like People's Banks, Land Banks, and Building Societies, with figures on assets, payouts, and per capita deposits. The piece highlights institutions in Chicago, Dayton, London, and Honolulu, praising guarantees and state oversight while detailing the Phoenix Savings Building Loan Association and its offerings.
A reflective piece arguing that home and family form the nation’s backbone. It asserts every person feels the pull of home and the family’s happiness shapes men and women, fathers and sons, with home ownership and cooperative housing aiding moral character and national unity. It traces how defending home has guided social progress and historical struggles across eras.
The text mixes varied home reflections with a long list of directors and managers for a financial concern. It blends idealized home life descriptions with a corporate notice detailing permanent capital, guarantees, and a broad slate of officers and directors across multiple states and firms. This appears as a clipped, transitional page combining moral essay snippets about home and a formal stockholder note.
Sept 30 reception for Mr and Mrs Baldwin after their return from the mainland. Makaweli hall lavishly decorated with palms ferns and greens. Watthea string band performed. Misses Danford Harwood and Eleton credited for decorations. Mrs C B Hofgaard hosted tea Sept 24 for Miss Faye Lady Merron recently from Europe and Myra Miller who departs. J M Arendt leaves Hofgaards store for coast. C D Hofgaard Co Ltd buys Metropolitan store, now Papas Tirow store. Welcome back Mr and Mrs Faye and children from Europe tour. all seeming well.
A damaged notice reports a missing gold breastpin with an enamel Hawaiian coat of arms. The item was last seen near the Howard area at Pantheon Saloon and is sought by the owner for recovery.
A brotherhood union will be organized Monday evening at Kui Hall Fabbat. Members and readers are urged to attend the event for details and participation opportunities.
Four men led by Kenneth Brown and others sailed J. F. Brown's yacht Marion for the Peninsula. Fierce weather caused anxiety as relatives feared disaster but the vessel arrived safely at Pearl Harbor, late Saturday night, with only a damaged rudder. The crew went on to Honolulu by train yesterday afternoon.
The Police Court hearing recalls a curfew breach by a boy named Abraham Lincoln. The judge admonishes the youth as tearful and penitent, promising future compliance after being discharged. An women art exhibit at Bike Hall Thyra May is announced, with perishable art entries due Friday and exhibit open Friday afternoon.
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