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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1910
Page
10
A fragmentary notice describes The Cable Sisters at Recreations Novelty Theater with a dancing act and a long list of performers and locations. It mentions a program line up with names such as Gehan and Belvndon and hints at a theater event followed by a death notice.
Recital by Marshall Darragh scheduled in New York aims to present selections from contemporary composers. Tickets go on sale at Wall Street outlet Nicholy King Street.
Residents report a narrow section on Pauda Road 15 making passage risky for vehicles and pedestrians. A plan to widen the Hinro military way is discussed, with authorities weighing safety and immediate access for nearby homes.
In a strained report, Paele asks for bridge projects under supervisor K Paolo. The misspelled text indicates requests or concerns about bridges near Cry at Chantry, with engineer Fiera mentioned. The garbled wording suggests official inquiries or orders related to bridge work and approval processes.
Fragmentary text describes an oil related trouble near Borntania Avenue between Hore and Mcharile streets. Details are garbled with references to places and persons, including Mentions of Tangled lines and steel, but the core event remains unclear and unresolved in the readable portion.
Fragmentary OCR notes suggest a road project overseen by the county superintendent of pulling works. The road committee has prepared a recommendation for after the accession period and the county is to weigh the material and labor involved in the proposed repairs.
Fragmentary text mentions convalescents after typhoid and wasting diseases with scattered references to healing, digestion, and health. It appears as a garbled list of terms and partial phrases from a medical or dietary note, lacking coherent structure or clear actions.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe Cemetery Road 48 being listed, with garbled names and references to a Chinese cemetery, a valley location, and a waiting area. The readable parts mention a presenter and a sail of finds, but details are unclear.
Fragmentary OCR text notes miscommunication and plans about Sixth Avenue repairs. Reference to Chairman Quin and a road committee, with claims of imminent work and traffic disruption. Names and specifics are garbled, but the core item concerns road repair timing.
Local officials report road adjustments affecting Kaplolont Ws Alsial streets and nearby avenues. Public Works outlines new traffic flow between Ka vorlahao and Neh Laine while marking closures near Mouhly rack wlonge and King street. The Hey nclula Rapit Fromm & Land Co. cited for coordination.
By authority the notice announces a public sale of a general land lease in Kona District Hawaii at noon on Saturday April 4 1970 at the Capitol front door Honolulu. The land description includes adjacent tribal and coastal parcels with survey details and a 16 year lease term to a named purchaser with conditions and costs to be paid by the buyer. For inquiries contact the Commission of Public Lands Honolulu.
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