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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1911
Page
6
Hawaiian Domestic Utility Company presents daily demonstrations of oven use and vacuum washers to cut gas bills by half. Levy and Coy conduct the event on King Street, urging customers to attend and save.
The Promotion Committee and Philippine officials press for an appropriation to fund a joint Philippine and Hawaii pavilion at the Panama-Pacific exhibition in San Francisco. Simon Erlanger, former Manila Merchants’ Association president, is named as the US representative to advance the effort, with coordination requested from New York and Washington agents.
The article urges a detailed survey of irrigation efficiency on island plantations noting that only about fifty to sixty percent of diverted water reaches the crop. It argues for precise measurement of water entering canals and reaching fields, and for coordinated research to conserve water and raise sugar yields through better fertilization and cultivation.
The cane against Hackuaky, charged with intent to commit a statutory offense, is moved to Judge Whitney for a new trial. Judge Cooper has heard related matters and questions of fairness arise about retrying the Dye case. Separately, Frank Aki is ordered to pay Mary Aki $50 in counsel fees and $150 monthly alimony in their divorce proceeding.
The Mahuka condemnation proceedings appear paused as District Attorney Robert W declines to pursue. The case has passed through judges Robertson and Clemons, with questions over Judge Dele’s power and evidence admissibility for Mrs Datewell and KO Hall and Company. The matter awaits future rule clarification.
Investors wait as market activity slows and brokers note demand for stacks. Sugar producers anticipate a drop in piles, with prices showing weakness yet expectations of higher prices next year due to European and Cuban crop conditions.
Workers prepare a Bitulithic surface during a paving project along the coast. Monotutis 1 Company anticipates arrival of materials and a vehicle to assist in laying the new concrete surface. Crews remove old pavement and install water and sewer connections as they advance toward finishing the section.
At 8 o clock tonight the Central Committee meets at the YMCA for a men’s mission and laymen’s convention planning session. Major Derle and others are scheduled to speak as the group decides on movement supports and convention details.
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