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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1905
Page
8
Proportions apply to gas ranges compared with coal ranges with baking done in tin pans not sheet iron. Iron absorbs heat and risks burning at bottom and sides, while gas range heat is more intense and direct, affecting baking outcomes.
Office address listed as Alexander Young Building in Honolulu with limited company phrasing repeated.
After testing several ready mixed paints, the Moana Hotel management selects W. Fuller & Co.'s Pure Prepared Paint for the building and orders its application.
The announcement notes a Monday opening for Neil Sale with an event at noon at the university. It mentions plans for a feature and the theater likely draws crowds in Bucare and Australia, reflecting local interest and performance listings.
Christman is five weeks distant and Pacific Import displays a large array of holiday toys. Dolls are described as especially beautiful and appealing to young girls, enticing shoppers with seasonal wares.
A dense list highlights Hawaii medical figures and topics from a Monty evening banque at the Yous Hotel Di. It names Dr. Mawalian Seliowl and others discussing medicine, sanitation, and public health topics including tuberculosis, diphtheria, infant feeding, and water quality. The piece notes the eightieth birthday of Mrs. Mille, president of Mille College and Seminary of California, to be celebrated today.
The annual sugar planters meeting opens Monday in the Planters' room and draws many plantation managers from Hawaii and Maui. The four day assembly will cover all Maui industry aspects, with experts projecting treasury support and potential court action. a cattle shipment arrived from Kauai, with one animal dying en route.
Miscellaneous notes from Honolulu include advertisements for rooming houses near Fort Street, a listing of products from Penela Fountain Pens to camera views, and notices about local events. The item mentions the Polynesian Dances, court cases, and a forthcoming sale at reduced prices, plus service announcements for Honolulu science and religious meetings.
A damaged fragment describes the crew aboard the French steamer Charles Gounod, led by Captain Sepeyeon, refusing to sail after lines loosened. Tension rises as preparations for an intended voyage to Sydney are noted, with several men left ashore and the vessel awaiting orders.
Anilar on site at Kins avneet Kulitels fae 8Lvdn faces court action over a contested decree as repairs at Wanita harbor halt. A wrecked pile at Wa Iniha wharf forced two hours of repairs at Kapaa with two Uawailane and H[alex Japanvas aboard.
Pacific Tranater Co advertises cheap stove wood within the city. The notice emphasizes low prices and availability for local customers. No further details provided.
An art exhibition reception highlights a notable lineup of painters including Howard Hitchrork and others. The event features landscapes and portraits, with remarks on quality and contribution from the listed artists.
A Honolulu stenographer, KK. A. Churton, leaves for a months long vacation in New Zealand. He will handle Hawaiian promotion work in his absence and plans to introduce Hawaiian guava jams feltien and monge honey to New Zealand trade.
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