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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1902
Page
2
A faded advertisement lists a broad selection including chewing gum, popcorn goods, prize items, and a large stock of quick weaving seawat candles. It mentions special inducements for customers purchasing at least ten stoves and other items, targeting retail buyers.
A jumble of names, rooms for rent, prices, telegram services, and local notices. The page lists Seesta Hauer at 1209 Port St offering furnished rooms for 61.50 per work up, mentions Mostie Lewien, and references public meetings, promotions, and court actions. Also notes obituaries, shipping, and theatre notices with various local businesses and individuals.
The Roselin ship Bylid arrived near Honolulu on August 1 while the French bark Vincennes from Venarth bound for Honolulu was sighted July WW. The German bark Mlle from Hane chine bound for Honolulu was spoken at Tat OUAS Wong on August 26. The bark Mteana Ate received a sun praneled after days at port. The Kur entine Haseal departed Neweuey for Mona and Awenatta. The schooner Heri Mine arrived. Rebeka sails Honolulu August 20. The bark Aeolus arrived at Krehka from Honolulu August 20. The Kilkiar Tet Port Now for Monelite Aime 2. The bark Foohne Ruey bound for New York. The Reise HM Newonatle left port Ang. V7 1. The barkentine Anette arrived from Hurwka. The Hawaiian American steamer Californian sailed to Delaware from Honolulu to Philadelphia. The bark Oregon arrived at Port Madfork from Honolulu. The bark Albert arrived at San Francino from Honolulu August 18 on a 25 day voyage. The bark Martha Davis arrived at San Francisco after 57 days out from Hilo.
A Maui racing protest by Eugene Duvillobelle was reviewed by the Maui Racing Association executive committee. The committee upheld the judges ruling that rule 4% bars blocking another horse’s progress. A $100 fine option was noted for violations.
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