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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1904
Page
8
An OCR partial advert touts Preamatic Pneumatic golf balls as superior for putting and approach shots. It argues that lively balls harm accuracy and that the Pneumatic model offers steadier control, promising easier distance and a consistent stroke. Sold in bulk at $0.60 per dozen.
Notice under Republican Party rules announces the district convention to nominate candidates for the Senate and House. Delegates are instructed to attend Progress Hall in Honolulu on a Friday in September. District Chairman Veda, dated September 4, 1886, Honolulu.
A fragment discusses felon voting rights linked to a federal conviction and mentions newspaper editorials about Democracy and Del ega tion. It notes a Territorial Grand Jury inquiry context and lists County Commission members arriving for a meeting with Clerk Avery recording proceedings and adjournment to Tuesday.
The Myrtle and Healanis crews feud over which shell is faster as preparations for Saturday’s regatta proceed. Myrtles plan to field Freshmen Rogers against Seniors and Juniors, with heavy prize lists including barge and yacht races.
The Regatta Committee invites entries for multiple boat races including steamer, sailing canoe, shoreboat, and several named vessels such as Mayflower Ready Kupaka Aloha and Diamond Head. Entries close tomorrow at noon to finalize the program.
A dense bulletin lists ships and passengers arriving at and sailing from Honolulu including the Mavi Bennett from Mabie, the Sax Prairie from San Francisco, and the Likelike Napala bound for Maui and Molokai. It notes crews and travelers disembarking, with many named individuals and multiple ports of call. The page also mentions both Hawaii and Auckland bound departures and a long roster of passengers and officers aboard various vessels.
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