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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1912
Page
4
The court heard arguments in the Kukatau case involving Robert and Albert Horner over selling home stock held by Robert under a prior contract. Case details reference Rawtins arrest for talent tout fled, with others fined for drunkenness in Be Court.
The Japanese Open Museum opens to the public beginning this morning with prominent Tokyo merchants and officials in attendance. Conant General Pyene and Wood speak on promotion work and the museum’s aim to benefit merchants of the Orient and the United States. Director Mikami reads a paper on language understanding as attendees receive information about the new exhibit space.
A fragmented advertisement touts Farwell White Colton fabric and heavy plain items at reduced rates. It mentions Wachusett Brand shirts for men and men's underwear with drastic markdowns described as record low prices to raise money.
A local retailer slashes prices on ladies shirt waists with reductions from regular prices of 125 dollars to 75, 150 and 175 cents to 100, and 200 cents to 125. The cuts highlight bold savings for shoppers seeking affordable apparel today.
A small shop advertises drastic price cuts on embroidered fabrics. Regular prices listed as 10e per yard cut to 6 56 per yard, 20 6 per yard cut to 10e per yard, and 25 per yard cut to 12 b2e per yard, signaling a deep discount to lure customers.
Advertises men's hose closeout offers with multiple price cuts. Regular six pair boxes priced at $1.50, $2.00, and 15 cents, now reduced to $1.15, $1.50, and $0.50 respectively. Mentions various pack sizes and square deal framing.
A misspelled and garbled plea requests the governor to check the water department, claiming widespread failures and urging immediate action by March. The text cites concerns over water supply reliability, billing, and potential neglect by city officials, urging decisive oversight.
An audience of about three hundred gathered as speakers described a bold adventure. The tale featured a secretary, a town event, and a plan to view the daring exploits from a hillside camp, with cheers erupting as the crowd followed the narrative.
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