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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1911
Page
19
A meeting of city and county supervisors will discuss a resolution introduced by Supervisor Murray to transfer four thousand dollars from the general fund for Navana Avenue improvements. The item calls for a second reading and aims to place the avenue in better condition.
Local bulletin notes Billy Howard a Los Angeles comedian arrives aboard the Sierra Yenterdiy with Wilbon Hewan. He plans a visit to Haleakala Long Valley and the Volcano on Hawaii Island as part of a tour. City officials discuss pavement improvements on King Street and water pipe work on Kekaulke Street.
Aine Leonard Harelxan outlines plans in Gonogla for a public theater event. He notes opportunities for hearing improvements and several aims to showcase qualities of the venue. The proposals emphasize excellent properties and potential to highlight notable performances.
Sousa and his band arrive from New Zealand on September 17 to begin a global tour. The trip includes stops in England and New York with performances in January in London. After fifty concerts in South Africa they head to Australia and New Zealand before returning to New York at year end. Sousa has written a new march for the program and appearances are set around September 42 at the Broadway Theater. Tickets are on sale at Bergstrom Auto Co for the concert.
Tomorrow's concert at Capitol grounds features The Old Hundred March Captain, Sousa Overture The King's Lieutenant, Morning Bohemian Selection, Moscow March Mantattih Beweh, The Star Spangled Banner in Four Quarrels. Unclear notes mention Locust Street routing and individuals Edward Murray and John Hanrahan at Ehtenyo.
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