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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1907
Page
3
The Honolulu County Supervisors rejected County Attorney Cathcart’s bid to appoint A M Brown as acting prosecutor. Brown’s nomination failed to gain board approval after a heated session with Cathcart defending the move and opponents urging restraint amid budget and staffing concerns.
Several fine building lots 50 by 105 feet offered at Puunui within easy reach of the Liliha car terminus. No stones, high and dry with fine views. Price is 150 dollars per lot.
After Wednesday services at Central Union Church a congress meeting discussed Miss Yarrow’s resignation. The managing committee denied proposals to pay her a 500 honorarium on retirement. Congregation members expressed disappointment, and many believed the amount should be paid now or later.
Miho de Lartiaie will hold a children's dancing class on Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock in Old Wy Jow's Hall, Fort Street. Blank books and ledgers are manufactured by the Bulletin Publishing Company.
Sanitary notice from Stwame Laundry Kowalhaust alerts about a restricted service, referencing age and processing terms. The fragmentary item lacks clear event details, date, or location, offering only a partial description of the requested sanitary arrangement and related terms.
At a county meeting the prosecuting officer Archer accused tax collectors of shielding nonpayers and argued for 10 percent penalties on all delinquent personal taxes. The board debated whether to require full payment now or installments, while noting county officers’ pay and expense items. Attendees discussed street work funding and dust control, with no immediate action taken.
Fragment shows a court or meeting notice with an adjournment and a date of September 26, but text is garbled and names or specifics are unreadable.
Very writes from the Naval Station Hawaii expressing gratitude for the Royal Hawaiian Band concert aboard the fleet ship. He notes the courtesy extended by the port and commends Admiral Payton and Admiral Very for fostering morale and camaraderie among officers and men.
Governor Frear announced a law reform reassigning license fee proceeds to counties. The distribution grants counties a large share, shading expectations of total funds for two years. Officials estimate the money may reach about 500,000 to 600,000, with counties likely receiving the larger portion.
The Civile Federation’s letter to the Board of Supervisors protests the appointment of Arthur M. Brown to a post in Honolulu District Court. The executive committee voted to oppose the nomination, and the letter traces their position in detail while noting mixed support among those opposed.
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