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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1906
Page
8
The passage describes local time in the United States and Hawaii with reference to Greenwich Time. It notes a difference of 20 hours 3 minutes in a specific context and states the hour of 1:20 p.m. aligning with Greenwich. The text discusses sun and moon times for local time across the group.
The Fearless will depart San Francisco for Ron Prapelteo if near future events favor the Comnefiman. Spreckels from the Mates Navigation Company is said to inspect repairs completed last week and discuss new catamaran equipment. Critics doubt keeping such an expensive boat at the harbor would be economical while other work awaits funding.
Wight reports extensive travel to assess U S N Co routes and the coasting transportation system. He plans to inform directors on intertand line improvements, comparing favorably with others and noting potential work on the Mauna Kea contract and overall system enhancements.
Registrar Merriam flees the mandamus suit in a Wisconsin proceeding over recording a deed pledged by Namakulele and others. The key questions: whether $25 was the valid consideration, whether the instrument was adequately described, and if stamp duty was properly payable. The case addresses whether the relator exhausted statutory remedies and the Treasurer’s duty to record once the issue is resolved.
Friday and Saturday sailing notices list Alameda Dowdell and numerous passengers from San Francisco bound for Hawaii ports and Maul. The roster includes many individuals with varied surnames and titles, along with arrivals for Honolulu, Hilo, and San Francisco transfers.
The Alameda arrived from San Francisco with an unusually large passenger list including Southern California editors. The ship completed the voyage in five days and nineteen hours, carrying 318 sacks of mail and 1685 tons of miscellaneous freight. Fresh fruit and vegetables from California fill the hold, while the purser notes lively activity aboard. A cartoon of the ship’s officers by a party member will be keepsake for owners.
P McLane, famed plantation manager, returns from Porto Rico to assume supervision of a large sugar plantation for the Central Aguirre Company Boston. He will leave Honolulu with his family once ready for the long move, accepting a substantial salary and expert staff.
A long passenger list records departures aboard the vessel for Maul and Hawaii ports on September 1 and again on September 7 in the evening. Names include Rev. Andracer, Fr Charles Co 1, Clark de Le Laue, and many others such as Judge Dole, G W Ballentyne, J W Kunewa, Stephen Lake, and Mrs. Mary Momunul. The notice documents a ceremonial sailing with a wide array of travelers and officials.
Supremisor 7 Hamh reports morning to noon readings with 88 humidity and 69 dew point. Barometer, wind velocities and directions listed, rainfall 20 inches per 21 hours. total wind movement 189 meters as of noon.
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