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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1910
Page
12
A promotional offer claims California oil stocks yield 1 to 4 percent monthly dividends and urges quick purchase of Templar Ranch Co shares at 49 cents each. The advertisement cites client gains and personal inspections of the property and management.
The report notes a sugar quotation of 4.36 cents per pound, equivalent to 97.20 dollars per ton. Details include the bid Ano Sulee Between Boarda and a figure labeled W940 with a 200 dollar amount cited alongside.
Intermixed ads and notices list jobs, services, milled items and court items across Honolulu. Vendors hawk carriage and engraving, confectioners advertise, while police court briefs report charges against Japanese suspects and a man charged with driving injuries. Major bids for harbor dredging, wireless gear for liners, and a note on green stamps conclude the chunk.
Mauckham’s agent reports on East Asia from Philippine Islands to Siberian frontier. Onboard Pacific Mail steamer China, Mrs Hauckham represents Rosenstock Publishing with offices at Pokin g Tlenteln Chefoo Shanghai Hankow Chingkiang Nanking Hongkong Canton Macao and Macao. The firm issues a value writer and directory of the East during a busy stay in Hanne ilu Hardham.
Reported plans show the marathon postponed as weather conditions threaten course safety. Officials await clearer skies. organizers fear disruption to the event tomorrow with runners and spectators awaiting decision at Langue grounds and Princess tink location.
Edward W. Tucker Jr of Edward W. Tucker & Co of San Francisco assisted in converting the Sierra to an oil burner. The firm has extensive experience and sent a representative on the Sierra’s first trip to ensure expert attention. Tucker, nephew of Jota Tucker of the Public Lands Department, is expected to return with the Sierra on her voyage back to the Coast.
The Sugar Factory Co reports total sugar shipments for December 1 1909 of 156,500 net tons, with 114,100 net tons reaching the balance of 42,400 tons afloat. American-Hawaiian Co shipped 96,000 tons east while 53,500 tons went to the Pacific Coast markets. totals and estimates for 1910 are provided.
This morning at 10:30 a girl named Ron David had her right hand caught in a wringing machine at the Sanitary Steam Laundry. She struggled to free it, broke her arm above the elbow, fainted from the pain, and was taken to Queen's Hospital by patrol wagon for treatment.
The noted Southern California artist Paul de Longpre plans a stay of about two months in the city, hoping to return to Mo hotula. A letter to the editor confirms the visit, noting he will come aboard the Blorratt from San Francisco on May 7.
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