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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1909
Page
15
City officials propose a new reservoir at Kaluki, two large wells at Heretania pumping station, and the installation of the Tigh U0 pump to relieve water shortages. The projects aim to extend the system, raise revenue as rates adjust, and end the year with a projected surplus after investment.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a court matter involving a payee in a wagon business and a person named Ne Tehavsind WIth Madwighis. The garbled text references a date around late October or December and mentions driving a vehicle and a missed payment, but specifics are unclear.
Rain last night delayed the Nose Party events with barrel races and other stunts moved to tonight. A monster crowd is expected as conditions improve, with about two thousand in attendance to learn about the “nox” parties and enjoy a lively program at the rink, including Royal Hawaiian band musicians and a promised roving attraction.
Social notes describe a October 1909 garden party on the Chapel lawn at Kamehameha with guests listed including Mira Perley Harn Mrs Ulick Thompson Ada Pope Florence Perrot and others. Tables chairs decorations and entertainment are noted with a host of attendees and light music planned.
A bustling social week features Miss Catton hosting a tea in honor of Mrs. Pure, with guests from Perley Horne and others. Next Thursday plans for a larger Catton home event. Mrs. Kingabury and Mrs. Royal D. Mond host teas for new neighbors in Kalmu ki. The wedding of Maud Levey and George Clark at St An drew's Cathedral is celebrated with a white silk gown and a reception at No 2 Cottage Grove.
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