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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1901
Page
2
In Fort street and Campbell Way, vendors advertise goods from photo supplies to hats and loom. Meetings of clubs and churches are planned, a surgeon is moving addresses, and bids go out for naval offices. A student escapes from custody. a Catholic lecture discusses confession of sin.
Judge Lane yesterday freed Kalua Kapy Kittha from guardianship and terminated the trust. J Alfred Magrion is discharged and ward property to Thomas Fitch, attorney for petitioner. Court awarded $20 to Geo A Davis and $250 to Alfred Maxons for opposition. reform aimed to end spendthrift ward and transfer assets to prevent relapse.
The Lamaima Hotel Company Limited files articles of association with the Hawaii treasurer to operate a hotel restaurant with billiard parlors and real estate ventures. Capital stock set at 7500 dollars in 50 dollar shares, extendable to 20000 dollars. Officers include J. Newcombe president and J. Hartfell vice president. Shareholders listed with share counts.
The bi monthly gathering at Central Union church reports strong progress in religious work. The Murphy committee notes funds and support for the temperance lecturer and Dr Harris, with praise for Mr Murphy’s city visit. A paper on religion’s influence in the university is presented by Principal C M Dyke, who receives a vote of thanks.
A meeting of prominent religious workers from the Hawaiian Board of Missions convened yesterday afternoon at Theo Richards Boston lock. Present were Rev Leadingham W Damon Rev O M Gulick Mia Gullick Theo Richards Rev RK W Thwing Rev 0 P Emer won and Rev &. Timateo. The agenda outlined winter work to be undertaken under the board. Plans will be presented for consideration at the ensuing meeting with the Ministries not for October 27.
Two men, Avohle Jackson and W Moken yen, were arrested on charges of assault and battery near Weanule. They pleaded guilty and were fined $25,000 each. A lawyer claimed the defendants faced provocation after an argument at a local Indy establishment, then fled when police arrived. The incident involved a Chinaman and a laundry worker, with police later transporting victims for medical care.
Charles D Walker renowned designer and builder of high grade yachts boats and launches operates from 002 King Street with telephone contact 5121 The firm is noted for custom vessels and reliable maritime craftsmanship dating from the early 20th century.
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