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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1902
Page
8
At the stockholders meeting of E. W. Jordan & Co. Ltd. the following officers were elected to serve during the ensuing years. The vote counts and positions were announced, naming the new chief executive and key department heads.
Owing to the day California was admitted to statehood several vessels in port carried flags. The schooner Mary E Poster lay at the Atlantic Street wharf and was especially well decorated. Names listed include Mrs Rauhtma, Mrs L Alva, Lucy Kaban FJ Lindeman Father Stephen C. He Lewis and servant Mined Anbury Mix Crook Lester For Lahatia W Kaluskin Mor Ke anne Kerr 8 K Kaatlua For Henk J Kobayashi.
Carpenter B D Pender 1 8% sails with wife for San Francia. He has improved Naval Grounds and station approaches, supervised harbor and street works, trees planted, and aided in repairs at coal sheds and water systems. Pender enjoyed Honolulu stay and looks forward to return.
Secretary Cooper discusses labor trends in Hawaii noting a drop from six to seven hundred skilled workers to about two hundred at Honolulu Iron Works. He contrasts conditions with the Republic, warns against cheap labor from Cuba, and urges territorial self supervision of leprosy policy to avoid federal aid or stigma.
Weather observations report a mix of conditions with temperatures indicated in morning and midday ranges. References include wind direction NE and a sequence of vessel movements and port arrivals, listing several names and ships. The document mixes meteorological data with maritime notices and local committee activities, ending with a note on sanitary upgrades at the Capitol and a district committee meeting.
The ad touts a two year track record in Honolulu and urges patrons to bring friends. It claims no charge for examination and promises clear pricing on gold crowns bridge work and fillings, with hours listed as 9 to 5 Sundays 9 to 1, and ladies in attendance. It emphasizes reputation over experiments and invites patients to see in advance what work will cost.
Lands to be sold at auction in Honolulu on November October 1002 at 12 noon. Includes Heron Plantation Company's undivided interests across Hana District properties in Makaaiac and Kan, with numerous parcels listed by RP and TL P numbers. Describes varying acreages from about 25 to over 900 acres per parcel, located in Pusokauthi Walohonu Hamoa Hulihana Kinapuhala Muotea Kawaloa Kawaloa and other named places.
Public auction announces sale of household furniture and sundries on Wednesday at 10 o clock from 65 Queen Street. Items include oak beds washstands center tables rockers couch garden hose sewing machines photo mounts cigars crackers blankets comforters chairttes crockery hob breakfast food pictures groceries graphophones camera two bolts ladien drow foods.
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