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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1899
Page
5
The 1. BR. & L. Co. will run two special trains for the races at Pearl Harbor next Saturday leaving Honolulu at 1:46 p.m. and 3 p.m. The races will add 4d. The regular 6:10 train will not leave Honolulu until the return of the specials.
A special train for members of the press the judge and band will depart the O R L depot for the Pearl Harbor championship races at 1 46 p m on Saturday September 9. The line reflects on the sense of enjoyment from the day at Honolulu as America’s army of invasion began its progress from On To Manila.
Numerous short items describe local errands and arrivals including Edith Berry returning to Waimea for school work, the Star team delaying departure for Hilo until loading completes, and Dr Povey offering eye ear nose and throat care at the Masonic Temple. Also noted are Captain Parker settling a barber dispute, and a Puebla officer set to marry a Honolulu belle with details to follow on return from the Philippines.
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