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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1909
Page
2
A fragmented review outlines The M intented A Nural Tragedy at the Empire Theatre with two brothers in love, a war of words, and a vivid burning-house scene. It praises the film’s emotional power and notes educational features for schoolchildren later in the week.
A February program advertises exhibition skating by Mies Wre and Mira Wiener with new figures, plus amateur routines at the Princess Rink. The Orpheum resumes shows with Wise and Milton, Joe Cohen, and a low admission scale of five, ten, and twenty cents in a bustling old city entertainment page.
Castro proposes a Territorial Homeowners Office of Advances and Deposits to fund homesteaders with low interest loans. He argues the department would aid settlers and develop agricultural resources, citing study of foreign plans and need in his territory.
A ledger style notice lists numerous real estate transfers and mortgage related actions. Names include Baivesriceuwe We Ntota Mut Nidg & Loan Locy Haw, Manuel Faale, James B Mondomen, Habe, First Bank of Hilo, K. Konda, W. Punaia Natu, Ka HoWO RAOUL, J. Kahue, K.P. Hapakula, Win. Miner, Frank Gonnalves, I. Matsu Geizo, Yanaguchi, Coakett, Lakai Agroto Co Ltd, Hattlo Kauni, John T Moir, David W. and others.
Mr and Mia Elston Charles Elston Mr and Mrs Frandly Gay Mike Elston Mine Phinney and Miss Clark form the a social group sending off on the Siberia. Jack Atkinson returns from a successful trip to Ruma as a Territorial Court of Immigration agent. The Upper Ten and W R Castles host theater party while Dick Richards and Dolly Sumner engagement receive congratulations.
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