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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1910
Page
6
Ground floor offer on TEWELL OIL CO shares at Mara with seven wells producing oil today. Investment promises 20 to 10 percent monthly gains. stock expected to reach 500 per share. Call Honolulu office to secure shares. limited数量. Book hooks sold at the Bulletin tin office.
Call on Mike Paton at the Encore Saloon for a draft of fresh butter. Sergeant Barry objects to a report of the Military Ball published in the Service. Maui residents complain about quarantine rules on the steamer Claudine. A Salvation Army meeting at King and Nawanie streets will show pictures of the army’s work. George Wilcox visited on the Inter-island steamer Ktann to attend tomorrow’s event. Feed M. Kaitiuk says he will join the Republican ranks, previously a Democrat leader on Molokal. Eleven Filipinos at Hoca go through quarantine after exposure to emulipox. the patient is a Hawi Plantation laborer and is recovering. Makeo Sughy Company manager Fairchild may not return empty-handed if the Governor can prevent it. officials discuss Rosalina to the plantation but the Bellator warns against it. He says one experience is enough for him.
A reader asks whether to provide for the distribution of their own property or let the law decide, mentioning 923 Fort Street as the context for the query. The note frames a choice between self-handled estate planning and court-directed settlement.
A fragmented financial page lists multiple sugar companies and plantations such as Hawaiian Micetrio Co, Pala Plantation Co, Pioneer Mill Co, Walalun Agric. Co and others with percentages and amounts. It notes latest sugar quotation at 4.96 cents or 387.20 per ton and other figures like 104.2, 42.00, 96.75, and 68.45 percent in various items.
Fragmented local notes reveal various personalities and events including John T Mott returning to Inte plantation, TBomted Auto for hire, Janes Baker, Youne Hotel Brand, Patt Hartele back to work, and Hawaii maintenance mentions. Also references to A B Wilcox sugar king visiting, shunt inspector B King, and a church wedding at Christin church with H. Webb and Mrs. Davis. Green Stamps offer at a showroom near the Fire Station.
The St Louis Globe-Democrat notes Australia claims to house the largest incubator in the world. It reportedly holds 11 440 eggs or 14 080 goslings, with a simple shed housing eight trays on two sides. A large boiler and ventilation system are described as keeping the setup functioning.
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