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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1902
Page
11
From a damaged page a close account describes a large sea driven boat nearing rocks. Native sailors prepared to jump but two Japanese sailors shouted for calm and worked with oars, inspiring others to row and avert imminent destruction.
Public notice invites Indy residents to visit The Wonder Millinery Parlors at 248 Beratana Street to view new designs arrived from Staten Showroom. Owner Robert Lambert announces best hat patterns and offers personal fittings and custom alterations.
The notice invites members and visiting brothers of Cabn No. 1 and 2 to attend a lodge meal featuring fried smelt with tartar sauce, boiled fresh tongue, venison chops with chaplains hush, roast chicken, prime rib, mashed potatoes, asparagus, fried eggs, lobster, dessert, wine, and assorted cheeses, nuts, and fruit.
A fragment lists the full moon on the sixteenth and tidal tables from the United States Coast and Geodetic Survey. It notes Hawaiian Standard Time being 10 hours 20 minutes behind Greenwich, with time signals at 1 30 p.m. It mentions ships Walaledle, Claudine, Hawaii, and other vessels arriving or sailing from Hawaii and Molokat ports, with various times and distances.
In Hilo last Saturday night a ten round bout between Spider Jackson of Honolulu and Joe Decker of Hilo ended with Decker winning by referee’s decision. Most spectators expected a draw, with many insisting Jackson held the fight. A steamer arrived with wood pigs machinery and sundries, and a report spoke of an accident involving a Japanese woman and a Chinaman during pipe handling. A London gas firm reports economical brick making and repurposing a retort stack into brick kilns at Crystal Palace district.
Rebecca Panee Humeku seeks weekly allowances and an accounting from guardian J. A. Magoon. Edmund H Hart and wife face $157.01 mechanics lien from Emmerith & Co. Ltd. Judge Gear approves final accounts for Paul F. A. Ehrels and A. A. Dolton estates with balances and legacies noted. Notices to strike libel for divorce Beek vs Beek and alimony demurrer filed. Watkin culvert bids open. contract awarded to J W Springston, work to start immediately.
Baseball notice describes taneball at Mains this afternoon with a 8 o'clock start. The Makikis and the YPA O's compete, followed by a hard-fought match with the Portuguese. Lineups include Sebastian, M. Bruns, Correa, and Marcattina. Standings show Makikis leading in a close, uncertain race. Also an advertisement for Pain-Killer touts quick relief for pain and sprains.
Two cottages on Waikiki Beach offer six bedrooms each for rent at 29 dollars per unit. Water rates are included in the rent.
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