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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1903
Page
6
A reader offers a wordplay prompt about a guessing contest. The first clue hints at the number two and the second directs attention to what should be seen through. The fragment suggests a riddle or puzzle item in a historical page.
Fragmented OCR summary shows unclear references to people and events. The piece mentions a young lady team from Hilo and a young man, with garbled phrases about a May trip and security, ending with bewildering lines about riding cars and unknown figures.
A flood of travelers listed includes Mr and Mrs of various towns and several named individuals such as Mary Weber and Julian Salomone. The document records arrivals from Colonian port traffic and mentions multiple families and companions across waves of passengers.
An aged notice records Molokut passenger movement dated November 22 at Mundulu. It mentions Kaana family members including K Nakatea and Father Syteester and notes ten daughters. The notice appears in a local printing outlet.
Readers note a sequence of names and activities at the KAAIS Grand Recital and November evening program. The item hints at performances, participants, and venue details, with several unclear phrases due to OCR.
Major General A Mee Ayihir arrived from the coast in Kareg this morning to confer with the Army and Navy officers wide haw teat appointed to Tok ine Me matter of fortihem. He is a veteran with Civil War service and prominence in the Philippine campaign.
A fragmented antique ad style piece mentions Patno Killer with praise for burn pain relief. It notes Kiowa as a common remedy and hints at winter colds, urging families to keep it. The text blends dialogue, medical claims, and promotional tone from an old newspaper snippet.
Le President Iwen addresses the Planters Association noting past prosperity and sugar market trends. He highlights Cuba’s recovery, a proposed 24 percent concession on Cuba trade, and uncertainties about its effect on prices. Trustees report labor, immigration, and plantation conditions with praise for a Sargent visit and evidence that cane work adapts to white labor in Hawaiʻi.
Small Hawaii directory listings include Hawaiian Japan Balla Ing Co. offering coal and corals. cleaners and dyers T Hayashi. Clark and Frear mercantile address. Dr Derby dentist. Also a lengthy agricultural notice discusses Leaf-hopper damage, Department of Agriculture and Forestry cooperation, and remarks on plant pests, weather outlook, and advisory services from experts and officials.
A jumble of names and fragments shows jurors examined amid delays in a murder case. The report references a governor, Ridgway backing in Washington, and rumors about secretaryship, with scattered notes on petitions and a drug sale, reflecting chaotic coverage.
The Oceanic steamship Ventura docked at Mackfeld wharf about 7:30 am after a calm voyage from Sydney and Auckland. She left Sydney on Nov 13 at 6:24 pm and reached port in 15 days and 1 hour 28 minutes corrected time with 16 hours 30 minutes actual steaming. Passengers include Sir Sulla Batemans and Spencer Lyttelton. The ship carried freight for Honolulu and San Francisco and departed for San Francisco in the afternoon.
In Hilo on a Saturday night, George Wilean wed the bride of the sugar plantation era. Friends gathered at the Kinau home for a social hour of congratulations and embracing, as W. C. Cook spoke and presented a silver dinner service and a marble mantle clock on behalf of the groom’s friends. A banquet followed, with a list of attendees including Mr and Mrs Peter Gibey, Mr and Mrs Charlton Smith, and others.
A committee led by J.T. Moir AM Wilson and Co Wright plans a New Year racing meet at Hoolin Park with nearly 1000 in minor prizes. The program is not final but main events include a one half mile dash prize 124 and a one mile run purse 125. Also listed are a half mile pony race a 12 year olds event and other purses with entry details and starting rules.
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