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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1905
Page
4
In a long critique the Knocker advocates caution toward booster campaigns. It argues progress requires honest effort, warns against petty spite, and questions proposed ship service and liners linking Honolulu with Fremantle and the Continent. It notes immigrant quotas and economic aims shaping future growth.
An opaque OCR fragment mentions taverns wine fees and a legal judgment. Names and places are garbled but hint at governance, taxation, and commerce themes. The item reads like a clipped historical note on regulation of trade and public houses with scattered proper nouns.
A dredging project plan is approved with an immersion wharf route. Superintendent Wo Ah Contin coordinates a year long dredge program with inspections and a visitor day on Saturday for the public to observe dredge activity aboard a boat at the project site, featuring noted officials and safety controls.
A reader condemns perceived deception by election advertisers and promoters. The letter mentions Walter G. Smith and Thurston, accusing them of promoting false claims and calling out liars forgers and fake sugar plantation promoters, urging accountability for public discourse.
Fragmented report describes reclamation of reef for reservation use and new improvements. Mentions army involvement and expansion plans as projects move forward. Includes a note on G. UR. Green of Dallas adopting automotive tuning and a wireless timing system showcased at a racetrack judges stand.
The report notes California visitors amid Hawaii impressions. Mr Wood praises Kinny and hotel service from San Francisco to Honolulu, while forecasts discuss future Hawaiian hotel growth and travel links. The piece mentions plans for additional ships and increasing tourism ties between Hawaii and California.
The heated matters in the Harker ranch case unfold as Magnon and Kinney clash over an injunction and witness notes. Magnon asserts lack of intent to extend the injunction while Kinney demands production of a letter and right to pause the proceedings.
A clipped letter discusses business impact and social ties around A W Carter and Robert Hind amid opposition to EP Low’s Parker ranch installation. Kinney Ballon sought the vestige but Magoon claimed the rest concerned immaterial private matters, affecting Rainier Bottling Works and associated parties.
Church leaders sever ties with the Mu watian Hotel amid criticism of entertainment policy and banquet service. Directors charged guests felt inconvenienced by privatized table linen and silverware. Rumor of Hawaiian and Young Hotels planning a merger dismissed.
The notice advertises sets of standard literature led by Tocqueville and Hugo with prices in Morocco currency, offering six to twelve volume works by Guizot, Ruskin, Scott, Thackeray, and more. It promises delivery to islands for a down payment of 3.00 and monthly installments, or a 100 percent cash discount, and notes descriptive matter on request. It also mentions Hongkong as a shipping port and provides late 1904 tonnage figures for London, Hong Kong, and New York.
The Queen's Hospital offers superior pay patient accommodations with private room options. Pauahi Annex provides modern facilities with sterilising, anesthetic, portable baths, elevator service, and trained staff. Admitting requires weekly updated charges. surgical room use ranges from $5 to $15. Apply to Superintendent Punchbowl and Miller Streets or contact GEO. W. Smith and E. Bishop for references and secretary details.
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