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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1911
Page
5
A dense oblique draft discusses political figures, promised reforms, and public works. It references the Second gorilla, donations, health actions in Honolulu, and territorial governance. The piece notes criticism of local officials, upcoming elections, and calls for better staff and funding for public works.
City health officials and inspectors pursue a milk quality inquiry amid mounting concerns over contamination and adulteration. The discussion centers on clear investigative lines, citizen complaints, and coordinated action by inspectors and municipal authorities to ensure safe milk supply and public health.
The article discusses Honolulu’s need for a semi public building for the Chamber of Commerce and allied organizations. It notes interest from Willie and the Merchants Association and hints at proposals near the Stock Exchange area, with ongoing debate and some confusion among critics.
Fragmentary text describes Te Te Wie WarLe of Otlhees hulldines and Homphili's business growth with references to an advert and a city exhibit. Mentions Wathen, AHL Woreitune, and a Septet with plans for a display and late September exhibit tied to Hanatali's vine. Contains many garbled terms and dates.
A local laymen convention discussed ongoing religious outreach and fundraising. Church representatives reported support for funding a foreign mission, with figures cited to boost the effort and sustain the work into the future.
The text discusses impact on home strata and Teamer tater who note limits on cultivation. It mentions forest reserve boundaries and edge work, with insufficient water for irrigation, preventing cultivation.
Land Commissioner Charles 85th head will depart tomorrow for Walehune to inspect the Pa hoya homesteads. Officials plan a new survey for the purpose of reclassifying the late land grants and regulating cutting, with Chief Forester Ralph S. Hosmer supervising related forest reserve work and timing.
In Vallejo on Oct 1610 the Mare Island site achieved a daylight wireless transmission beat the old coast record. The 2000 mile instant link between New Coast Wireless Pond and Mare Island showed new limits for coastal wireless reach, marking a historic milestone and signaling broader capabilities for maritime communication.
Hyniat Akapa was arrested and faced a plea on Monday as the Grand Jury reported new developments in the alleged crime. The case centers on a secret Ble bat incident and related charges.
A noisy public street scene recounts chatter about hospital visits and weather. The report mentions Starrett leaving marketing duties for a Japan market venture, a boardroom exchange, and various waterfront workers and vessels tied to inter-island steam navigation plans with Kennedy as company head.
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