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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1904
Page
5
A damaged, partially readable item touts Ruberoid roofing for long lasting strength. It claims resistance to fire, weather, and acids, though text is garbled. Mentions cheaper alternatives and notes years of durability with emphasis on artful craftsmanship and permanence.
For sale is a 165 percent acre mountain land tract from above Lunaltio Home toward Tentalus to Manoa valley. The Government Tantalus Road passes the property for three miles providing access. Terrain includes upper Panos Bailey area with water springs and several existing houses and gardens, heavily timbered and rising above 2000 feet in the tropics.
Rental notice card reads available space in Tie Bul Atin office. It lists monthly rate and contact details for leasing inquiries. The card comments on premises suitable for small business use and mentions lease terms.
Local items note must register to vote in upcoming Territorial election. Notices mention public events, business updates, court happenings, and community notices amid scattered ad copy and local names. Prominent reminders stress registration deadlines and civic participation.
Banking department lists expansive services including collections exchange letters of credit drafts and cable transfers via Hongkong Shanghai London and other banks. Trust accounting and guardianship of valuables offered. Savings deposits at 4 12 percent per annum with rules published. Located at 924 Bethel St.
Father Stephen arrives in Honolulu and is assigned to the Hawaiian diocese, assisting Bishop Litert. He will help with church property improvements and the parish work, joining the youth ministry and community activities. Previously known as Peter Alancaster, he grew up in Walhaky and studied at St Lowrie College Honolulu and Theological Seminary in Belgium.
The Bulletin and Weekly Edition advertise a full resume of all town notices, tenders, judgments, building permits and real estate transactions. Prices quoted include Evening Bulletin at 78 cents monthly and Weekly Bulletin at 1 per year. The Chinese name for Port Arthur is Lustiunkow, a town sparsely populated twenty nine years ago, used for deportation of criminals.
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