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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1904
Page
8
Public notice announces filing and eligibility requirements for candidates seeking seats in the legislature. It outlines deadlines for candidacy, required declarations, and voting district information, urging compliance with election laws and official procedures.
A public notice stresses the need to register to vote in the upcoming Territorial election. It warns registrants to complete the process promptly to participate in the polls and ensures eligibility for casting a ballot.
Coast and Geodetic Survey notes tides at Katului and Hilo rise about an hour earlier than Honolulu. The file lists ship calls and departures from Kauai and Maui harbors, with several vessels named and times given, all in Hawaiian Standard Time.
Readable fragments list names and places such as Kau Kona Mauna Loa Cavite Dilew and Wilcox along with indeterminate codes and surnames. The text appears as scattered references to individuals places and units without complete context or coherent narrative.
Weather Bureau notes mixed details on temperature humidity wind and barometric readings. Ashley section director Dooley to discuss labor problem in Saturday bulletin.
The steamers Mauna Loa and Kanal arrived with cargo including hay, cotton, bananas, taro, seeds, and livestock. Reports from Hawaii indicate parks and towns ready for shipment, with weather noting heavy rain and four inches on one leg of the journey.
The Merchants' Association directors met yesterday afternoon and appointed W. W. Harrie and LG. Nothwell to draft resolutions on the death of A. Damon. A first-week meeting approved a secretary for the Delegate, Prince Kuhio, in Washington. Kuhio endorsed Mr. McClellan, Brecklan named as representative in the Capital. Q. U. Berrey elected a member.
A coroner's inquest in Wilpahu on September 20 investigated Chin Young's death on September 19. Testimony showed an oil truck being hailed by a locomotive at Walpain plantation jumped a curb and struck the decedent as a marine boat struck. The steamer Noean arrived from Kanal ports this morning with cargo including rice and other goods. Purser McNatara reported weather conditions.
Hilly September 27 Sub Land Agent Wile Hani at Hilo has been instructed to proceed against every homesteader who failed to comply with the terms of the land laws. Violators of rent or purchase options who did not fulfill tenancy requirements face penalties and cancellation of trusts. Attorney General opinion No. MM supports enforcing continuous residence and compliance. Special attention to the new planned subdivision as many homesteaders cannot prove property claims.
Notice of sale for gold bonds of The Olaw Sueur Co Ltd by Pitt Nations Bank of Hawaii. Bonds range from 100 to 200 and carry six percent interest. Sale date September 28 with options to buy in whole or in lots of five. Auction details include minimum bid of 1000 and terms on redemption.
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