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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1911
Page
3
Residents in Punchbowl and Kapiolani estate negotiations continue over land takeovers and street improvements. Territorial surveys are complete and a revamped Punchbowl district is planned, though the lease dispute may drift until August when the estate's lease expires.
Discarded items from the estate sale at the capitol wing moved quickly as nov 2 pieces of old furniture and household articles fetched low prices. Items including a carpet, a desk, a bookcase, and a bar were auctioned for under ten dollars, with a map and a telephone apparatus among the lowest valued pieces. The sale reflected the probate estate of Walter Habba in Meriden, listing total value around 7.74.
The annual Elka memorial service takes place next Sunday afternoon at the Hawaiian Opera house. Jorrin Andrews chairs the committee planning the program. Rev Leopold Kroll will deliver the invocation.
Mina Rachel Bell of Adamaville celebrates her hundredth birthday today. She recalls youth parties, long life, and a wish to find true love, noting she has remained single while living in Adamaville since birth. Justice White of the Supreme Court attended with a ceremonial observance.
Yesterday a Hawaiian Day service was held at Oahu Prison under the leadership of Jobe Startle Mre. Principal speaker David led reflections on faith amid trials and temptations, praising God as the choir sang a peaceful hymn.
The Kauai outbreak prompts new quarantine measures as authorities report negative results on tested cases. Dr Pratt confirms initial containment and cites official warnings while officials detail travel and public health steps.
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