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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1904
Page
5
A period advertisement warns homeowners about cheap paint and mudded coatings that rub off within months. It promotes five reliable paint brands for walls floors roofs and wagon or implement use, highlighting value and durability.
Land offering describes a large mountain tract in the It wasasabine area totaling about 98 acres. Property runs from above Lupalilo Home to Tantilua peak and along three miles of the Tantalus Roe. Contains all available mountain home sites with several houses and gardens visible. Heavily timbered terrain reaches over 2000 feet elevation and includes springs and water supply opportunities.
Local health notices report mosquitoes and public warnings while court records detail fines and charges. Reports include assaults and battery cases, gambling convictions, suicides, thefts, and a large harbor area excavation affecting freight and coal handling.
Eugene Davauchelle commanded the yacht Abbie M. as it sailed for Pukoo at seven in the morning. The vessel started yesterday but was returned for ballast and Davauchelle personally took the helm again. The Abbie M. reportedly carried a load of liquors bound for a new saloon at Pukoo.
Special to The Bullet reports from Howth Kohali Hawaii on September 11 detailing Kohala harbor shipping, including Parker Ranch stock movements aboard the Maul and Kinau. It also covers visits by Parker and Lindsay families, arrivals of Samuel Parker Jr and others, and a Republican political meeting led by Prince Cupid with strong North Kohala support. Conant sails to Honolulu aboard the Kina.
Clarence Macfarlane, original promoter of the Regatta Day rave, declares he did not fix handicaps and that he followed American Power Boat Association rules. He claims engine power influenced results and vows to challenge rivals, asserting his boats’ superiority and willingness to contest handicapping. Chicago News notes quotes about age and controversy.
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