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Newspaper
Hilo Tribune
Location
Hilo, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1904
Page
6
Waiakea Boat House at Waiakea Bridge advertises modern gasoline launches and small boats for sale or private use. Propten, HALLECAB & CO. list wares and contact details for prospective buyers.
A brief item notes the Agents Kor Wolverine Gasoline Engine self copter and reverse engine details. Mentions Hilts Ho and Hoek, with references to engine frames interior parts and testing from ft th gs upwards. AL LUCAS, Manager.
The Hilo Library and Reading Room Association struggles with a growing deficit as expenses exceed subscriptions and donations. Efforts over decades funded by patrons, local businesses, and notable donors kept the library afloat, but current funds risk closing the reading room unless new support is found.
Government issues detailed polling locations across Kau, Kohala, Kona, and Maui districts for a U S Representatives seat. Inspectors named for each precinct include A K Eldredge, Charles Wills, and J Pua. Public notices call for bids on construction projects with sealed proposals and certified checks, overseen by S Holloway, Superintendent of Public Works, Honolulu.
Proposals for extending Peck Road Olaa Puna Hawaii are due by October 31 1904 at the Honolulu Public Works office. Plans are on file at the Assistant Superintendent and with HE Richards Avent Public Works Lilo Hawaii. Bidders pay 5 00 for copies, refundable with bid. submit on blank forms in a scale envelope with bidder name and certified check payable to the Superintendent of Public Works. The superintendent may reject any bid. Public Works Department October 1 1904.
The Honolulu Public Works office announces relocation of Paauilo Main Road with plans at the Public Works office and J Richards. Bidders may obtain copies for 5.00, sealed proposals due by 12 oclock on the specified day, with full party names and certified check as bid security. The Superintendent reserves the right to accept or reject any bid.
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