Fragmentary notice of lodging rooms on Young Street
Incomplete OCR fragment mentions rooms to let at Young Street between Keeaumokn and Piokot with an address L this office. Details and exact hours or contact are unreadable in the text.
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1899
Page
8
Incomplete OCR fragment mentions rooms to let at Young Street between Keeaumokn and Piokot with an address L this office. Details and exact hours or contact are unreadable in the text.
Weather report shows morning minimum and midday high near 86 with a 9am barometer of 20.49. rainfall percentages and wind notes follow. Shipping items list vessels from Seattle to Henry Waterhouse Co and others: Elias, Kilohana, Alameda, Leelanaw, Keauhou, and Keaauhun sails with destinations Kauna kakai Waimea Kekaha Hono ean.
The Boys Club executive committee meets this afternoon in the Yo M G A to plan Thursday night programs. A reception for A J Coates, the MCA's new assistant secretary, begins at 7 30 this evening in the association hall with W C Weedon and M J Blaxom. Amateur Orchestra, Dr Wall, and Chas Elston provide music. A grand opening reception is planned in the association hall a week from tomorrow, marking the start of another year with gymnasium activities to follow.
Corporal Harry E. Murray, a Honolulu native and son of a religious leader, is a member of the Thurston Rifles. He trained with the Hawaiians National Guard, joined from Honolulu after stowing away on a transport, and served in a borrowed uniform before enlisting. He plans a fort night at home before returning to the islands.
An open competition for all Association members invites entries for 19 shots at 250 yards using any military rifle under the rules with a minimum trigger pull of 6 pounds. Each entrant may enter once with a $1 fee, matches held on the last Saturday of each month starting September 30, 1899. Prizes distributed by a fixed percentage, with options for cash or trophy value. committee of C L Crabbe C Elvin and H Cyniet in charge.
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