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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1906
Page
5
We guarantee an untacelied elastic carbon paint for roofs of metal canvas wood felt or shingle. It resists water and prevents rust with a waterproof seal. It can patch leaks from pin heads to two feet square and is claimed useful for iron fences gutters bridges ship bottoms farming tools and iron structures at Lewers & Cooke Limited King Street.
Local and business notices from Port Town describe sugar trade activity, meetings, and arrivals. Figures include sugar tonnages and names of companies and individuals connected to shipments and local industry events.
Weather report details a November 17 update with temperatures and humidity, plus wind and velocity readings. Local notices reference meetings, plans for planter associations, boat activity, and several Hawaiian business figures traveling to Kokua and Kinau events. A criminal note reports a man named Caruso charged in New York, with release on bail.
In Washington a November dispatch notes General Pershing requested to be assigned to the command of the Department of the Visayas in Vietnam. A November 18 item mentions an unconfirmed rumor surrounding the crowning price of service.
Fragmentary report indicates ongoing unrest in Havana with references to moderation and leadership tensions. No clear events, dates, or named figures readable. Further readable details are needed to specify actors, actions, or outcomes.
The obituary-like fragment notes a court filing in Hilo Circuit Court by Carl B. Smatti concerning an estate valued at 17 075.07 with most assets in property and bank. It mentions a meeting on November 2 at Nadim Avenue for a public notice and references land transactions and various individuals, with garbled names and places.
Shipping notices list vessels with origins and destinations. Entries include from Haawali to Iwalanl and Kawal, with times around 4am and 208, port movements to Mant and Hawaii. Other lines mention Claudine Marker bound for Mant and Mawall porte, plus Hongkong Marv Bent heading to the Orient and Moana Gibb from Yan ore.
An array of players from Kinau to Moir and Gibb are listed for a village or school league game at Kuploe Jno Park tonight with infantry noted for champion whip. The program mentions teams led by Ringland Fenny Ga Van Vilet Carrey Simoun and several others in a marquee matchup.
Small volumes printed largely on very thin paper are becoming popular to carry while traveling. They resemble pocket editions and are easy to read. Current stock includes Hickens, Dune, Burns, Kingsley, Tennyson, Thackeray, Carlyle, Shakespeare, Bunyan, Lytton, Riiety. Price two dollars per volume. Handsomely illustrated installments.
The Hawaii County Finance Committee proposes moving 20 000 from the general fund to the road fund over strong protest by Supervisor Shirwon. The Treasury shows an overdraft of 4 1 3 4 6 and warrants are unpaid. Officials say the transfer empties the treasury before a new administration.
A summary lists candidates who filed expense accounts with Chief Clerk Dockland this morning. Names include David Kalauokalani and David Kahuteanhu for Fifth District representation. Public meeting costs, printing, and advertising expenses appear with a total of 400.
A Nov 1 Hilo Tribune item reflects on vindicating the administration after a controversial defeat. The piece critiques the Advertiser’s role, questioning how monumental work could be cited as justification and what proof remains to be shown.
Notice to creditors of Edge Markle of Honolulu Island of Oahu Territory of Hawaii that a meeting of creditors will be held on November 12, 1906 at 48 Kasabomunu Street Honolulu to consider the case No. 14. The first meeting of creditors will be held at the office of the Clerk of the District Court.
The Pacilo Contiming Company warns of possible delays and losses if the Viret Regiment band instruments are not returned by September 1906. The instruments are due aboard the Korea on September 20, with a ten day window for arrival and replacement, pending bond obligations and potential legal action.
Mrs Anne Deacon Kennedy wife of Cr Kennedy and mother of two, died after a stroke at age about 60. The funeral at First Orginal Church was led by Rev C K Shintnin with prayers from Rev C W Hill and a sermon from Acts 2 17. The burial at Hilo Cemetery followed a large church procession and the community mourned deeply for the well loved benefactor of many.
Local notice praises Mr Henshall as a gentler editor choice for the Hilo Tribune. It endorses his leadership to make the paper reputable, courteous, and enterprising while cautioning advertisers about expectations.
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