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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1905
Page
8
The ceremony welcomed Rev. Edwards from Nevada Missouri to lead the Welcome Church ministry. Members and friends filled the hall with decor, prayers, and a warm reception praising his path, hope, and future service to the congregation and community.
A disorderly scene unfolds as a man shoots at a suburb while seeking his wife. The court jails several for poker and minor offenses. Gen W Rune pleads guilty to carrying a revolver and is fined. Moonlight ceremony detours as bail is forfeited and the case proceeds to sentencing.
Public auction at Kalakaua Hale Honolulu will offer the Waikiki Seaside Hotel Limited property and two parcels in Kona Oahu. The sale, to satisfy a six hundred seventy five dollar debt plus costs, follows a 1905 court order under J. C. Carter et al trustees and the Will of Bernice P. Bishop deceased.
Wednesday and Tuesday entries list ship arrivals and departures including the Keauhou, Nueva, Lady, and Storkdan with timings around 3 to 6 p.m. across Kauai and San Francisco routes. Bertha and Behr, along with several other vessels, appear in a dense timetable noting port calls and destinations in a coastal transit listing.
Passengers list shows arrivals from Kaual ports including W Wilcox and wife Mra G Kimball Muse C Kimball J W Neal others with many names and accompanying family members aboard. The fragmented record notes multiple individuals and spouses among the group destined to remain or continue onward.
Twenty one Chinese seven Portuguese five Hawaiians thirty two Japanese and two Americans were aboard the Kawal from an island voyage this morning. The vessel carried cargo in the cabin and included Mr and Mrs S Wy Wilcox. Freight consisted of sugar sacks hides and mixed goods with eight five percent bases. Purser Grube notes weather and port conditions at Makawell and reports ships in ballast. The Waikiki Seaside Hotel to be sold at sheriff sale on October 6. Judge Hemenway presided at bankruptcy in morning session.
Notices inform that 16 district property taxes are due to Deputy Aviemore of the various districts with specified times and places. A 10 percent penalty is added after November 15 for unpaid taxes, making the amount delinquent after November 46th. Delinquent lists will be published post December 1. James L. Holt, Auditor of Taxation Division, Inland of Oahu.
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