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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1911
Page
2
The bulletin lists the ele plow numbers and business oiler. The Willan Kanu Palate Tayencouient Chih boht age cue ite wattwst rmontinice Hit night at the Valley and Pais valley references appear amid fragmented phrases.
Legal notice announces a territorial health proceeding in Mawall Territory with details of defendants including Huttonivanrt, Kinowsnoean, and SYED Kinney. It notes a court date near January and proceedings under the Circuit Front and the Health department, with複amination of evidence and a demand for appearances by the named parties.
A garbled city notice discusses an early floral parade start and promotion committees. It references officials, planners, and contest considerations, with mentions of council involvement and executive actions shaping event timing and support.
Fragmented text discusses Palolo Crater water feasibility and elevation issues for a reservoir. It mentions water pipes, frost risk, and potential costs. The readability is poor, but the core idea centers on evaluating Palolo Crater as a water source and related engineering concerns.
A garbled historical OCR passage mentions ships the Tugs and various scattered names like Haken Mr Asari and AdHNe YEH He Hie att. It reads as a noisy stream of letters with few readable nouns, offering little coherent events or context.
By authority, a city and county ordinance regulates manufacturing and sale of paint and pole products. It details permits, ventilation, drainage, water supply, sanitation, and prohibition of contamination. Penalties include fines up to 500 dollars and imprisonment up to six months. Introduced May 23, 1911. approved April 5, 1081.
Sealed tenders will be received by the Superintendent of Public Works until 1 the day of April 28, 191, for constructing a new hydraulic winding frame to be erected at the Kailhid Reediving Station in Honolulu. Plans and proposals forms are in the Public Works Department. Superintendent Marston Campbell reserves the right to reject any or all bids.
An on page discussion outlines how swimming official records are set and verified at the PIR. The text references committees, timing, and responsibilities of officials, noting processes for accurate recordkeeping and event oversight.
Reports indicate Sunday events at Athlone Park with teams and athletes from several clubs, including Bate and Japatwee, gearing up for matchups. The program mentions champions and a series of planned races amid a field of competitors and officials.
Report on Yale crew practice notes a large turnout of nearly one hundred students. The article discusses training, facilities at UW Haven and Lavacoat method, and hints at future expansion of the program with emphasis on maintaining history and competitive build.
The calendar lists basketball baseball and tennis date entries for April through May featuring teams like YM A and St Louis with games at Kaithi dal Cop Herdania and Pace 1, and venues including Park and New Taam em. Notable dates cover April 14 to May 15 with multiple college and city matches across venues.
A scrambled report notes finals coverage with mentions of players and teams, including Nowell and Hony, as well as references to 2 and 4 o clock showdowns and potential matchups. The piece blends game details and scheduling while naming several participants and teams in a period newspaper voice.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Shipping hooks for sala at the Baltetin flow and oe euch, leaving unclear specifics. The readable bits suggest a maritime or logistical note but lack concrete names, places, dates, or outcomes.
The piece presents a jumbled schedule for a Grammar School League with dates in April May and June. It mentions teams such as Saint Laue Punahow Kanhumann Mak and Anta Park with venues like Laulte and Punntin. A secretary requests names and end names sent to A Larimer for a plan and committee representation for the season.
Longworth’s superb performance in Sydney's January race made him the fastest swimmer, breaking the world record for AF minutes and prompting praise from officials. He later won the Australian championship, heading toward further events as the public and press watch his progress closely.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference manufactured goods titled wank books or wll norte attributed to the Hallette Pulliation Company. No additional verifiable details appear in the readable text.
The United States District Court for the Territory of Hawaii issues a summons in a case against Cecil Brown trustee et al, detailing a petition for condemnation of lands and notifying defendants to appear within twenty days after service. The document records the clerk’s certification of a true copy of the summons and the court’s seal, dated March in the year eighteen hundred eleven.
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