Evening Bulletin Notes Subscriptions and Regions
Fragmentary OCR mentions per year postpaid rates for foreign and local regions. It references weekly bulletin and general subscription terms without clear names or dates.
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1905
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR mentions per year postpaid rates for foreign and local regions. It references weekly bulletin and general subscription terms without clear names or dates.
Territory of Mawali Honolulu permits notice of weekly and daily publication schedules for Evening Pun and Daily CHRCULATION with circulation figures for Hawal Island. Includes names and titles of officials, publication dates, and legal attestations related to the press and notices in the Dahin area.
The voluntary withdrawal of Superintendent Davis from the head of the Territory's department is noted as a personal matter causing regret. The executive states no questioning of Davis's character or service, noting his long devoted work in public relief and the Territory.
Mr Wood, a prominent promoter in Hawaii, arrives amid high expectations. Observers note his mature experience and clear minded advocacy as pivotal to Hawaii’s progress, urging community support and orderly promotion without unseemly language or theatrics.
Fragmented notes describe plans for Alewa lands opening with road works and hotel proposals. Officials say the project will proceed in stages, with surveys, permits, and contractor bids under review as utility and access routes are laid out. Local officials anticipate sustained development and potential tourism impact.
Report notes a survey of a place of inni at Keaniae Maui to be wetted for wattlement. Lothie Hela planned to venture to other Maud lana at Watlie Makawao and Kula for wattlement as soon as possible.
The excerpt details courtroom dialogue and witness examination amid a trial. Ayre and Thompeon contend with questions on the third floor and interruptions. The jurors and defendants, including Yunekieht Yano and others, await verdicts as the session continues into Monday.
A fragmentary 19th century text hints at F Marion Crawford's tale set aboard the Culalelin Cuber voyage. The passage references a biwife ar Siero and mysterious hippers, with cryptic lines about deeds, Sonnine, and a Hallow Sonnte. Details are garbled but suggest a maritime adventure with dark undertones and a homeward return.
James C Levis reports Governor discussed confidence in the department with Anferonene Dawid and revealed Davie’s readiness to resign as superintendent. Davie has led reforms, tightened rules, and earned praise for stabilizing the department though his departure prompts speculation on a successor among mentioneds including Mabbitt Buckiant Wood and Beott with several applicants expected.
The document details a proposed 1,500,000 bond issue pledging the entire real and personal property of the company. It describes the board of directors' power to issue bonds, set redeeming funds, establish sale terms, and exchange bonds at fixed prices, securing the plan with trust arrangements and contemplated future asset acquisitions.
Rental list shows properties on Pasnal Avenue Alona Lane School Street Vineyard Street Emma Street Beckley Avenue and others offering 2 or 3 bedrooms at rates ranging from 12.00 to 98.00 with several notes on furnishing and conditions. Some entries are garbled but indicate multiple listings including Prompec Street Kalla Street Young Street andChristiey Lane.
Manager WW Goosinte reports at the Watchun Agricultural Co. meeting that in October there was Cuxtie & Conie, valued at 2197,000.7. Outstanding bonds total nine points. He estimates that by December 1 there will be due amounts on schedule.
The Queen's Hospital offers pay patient accommodations in ward and private rooms with per diem rates from $1.50 to $15.00 for surgical and operating room services. Applicants must provide two weeks' notice and surety for payment. Admissions and hours can be arranged with the Superintendent Punchbowl and Miller Streets.
Discussion of Castle & Cooke expenditures and bonds related to the Waialua Agricultural Company and landings. Reports show $449,100.58 spent on improvements with $127,000 needed to complete planned work. Waialua would show $380,000 more receipts if not for a sugar price drop. Castie & Cooke expect a $120,000 return saving from a $41,600,000 bond. Tenney notes no Castle & Cooke bonds owned by Castle & Cooke. Plantations’ attendees express satisfaction with current conditions.
The School Football League sees Punaton Kan teams withdraw amid dispute over alleged ringers. High Bethoamt Fanahon and two other schools claim legitimacy while Pur hahon Ram whoo! officials withdrew at a meeting. High School and St. Louie vow to contest a championship and arrange venue, with Punuhov and Kans planning games on their own.
The Wong Ling habeas corpus proceeding before Judge De Bolt opened with no action. Deputy Attorney General Peter said the writ charged High Sheriff Henry and Sheriff Brown with custody over the matter. Brown claimed no control and the matter was continued with bonds set at 1000 dollars.
Witness Miyamoto testified that unnamed parties urged him to fine the complainant to help convict Charles Moore. He claimed pressure to present evidence to prove an open gambling house run by Moore, though he admitted ignorance of site details and building layout.
The Waipahu school under Miss Sophie Overend visited the Zoo with sixty children starting at 1 30 p m. They found the animals educational and enjoyable, praising the tropical specimens. A kitchen fire on Swilel road prompted a fire department response, but caused no damage.
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