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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1910
Page
6
The Honolulu Stock Exchange notes many sugar companies and plantations with quoted sales figures. Prices peak at 4.36 cents per pound or 87.20 dollars per ton, with multiple entities including Hawaiian Sugar Co, Hawaian Agricultural Co, and Oahu Sugar Co listed among others.
A digest of local items from ships, businesses, and officials. Highlights include travel plans of bank executives and island dignitaries, a Molokini lighthouse decision, harbor and breakwater talks, and notes on imports, schedules, and community services. Frequent names include Wilhelmina, Manchuria, Diamond Head, Moana, and Geoge Pay, with references to local firms and institutions.
Local band event on a calm evening plans a concert at Aula Park with listeners invited to enjoy a varied program. The program features multiple acts and a audience turnout expected to include residents from nearby streets and areas.
Jerey Hrud and St. Avon, with Avon holding a fine coast record, set to meet Copit in a noted race at Kaplolani Park next month. Avon carries 145 pounds while Conte weighs seven rounds less, drawing a strong crowd of racing enthusiasts from Hilo and Honolulu.
Continued from page one the jury weighed age of a child and penalties. Initial ballots ranged eight to four for conviction versus acquittal with several jurors deadlocked over whether the child was under twelve. After multiple rounds the panel moved toward conviction and finally reached a unanimous verdict on the seventh ballot.
A partial reconstruction of a court case reports Fetter facing a damage suit over alleged wrongful levy on a horse hide and harness on Sept Ist. Okita claims the seizure was improper and seeks restitution of the property valued at a large sum plus legal costs. Judge Andrews presided. judgment was awarded to the plaintiff with potential appeal noted.
By authority resolved by the Hoard of Supervisors of the City and County of Honolua Territory of Muwath the wuin of Six Kusitemd Slats and 9806.06 dollars due to the Toud Department for the ruetion of the Pocitin Weights Read. The General Mund tay neepaint of Mallee Water of Howde will feature at the meeting with the Martti Hobgtte eneldente. Dated Homilary August FH Twat Mtee. The Fishay at Megitnniey br te Ue Marn (NOR ew day Oh ee ae tt.
The government invites sealed bids for a kelp harbor breakwater project at Kahulul Harbor. Bids are due October 14, 1910, and public opening will follow. Bids must be delivered to the V Engineer Office in Bent 14, Lone Pli Tw, waiting for further instruction. Major Evereth Winklow signs the notice on behalf of the department.
In Hilo on September 9, Rev Fenton Health received notice that the Meritecopal Church board approved $2,000 for a new rectory atop the old site of SS James Halt. A Honolulu architect firm will be asked to prepare plans and specifications, with meetings in Hilo to follow. The rectory, likely two stories, will be built on the former James Halt site.
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