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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1911
Page
12
The notice invites clubs and groups to back trip contestants via preference votes tied to subscription payments. One vote yields payment to the organization chosen by the subscriber, with a deadline of Thursday April 27th. Preexisting subscriptions are not counted after that date.
A travel subscription ballot drives the contest with prizes including a $100 plane ticket and fountain pen. Candidates must gather votes by a set deadline, with rules limiting ballots and requiring renewal subscriptions. The bulletin outlines eligibility, substitution limits, and official filing dates.
Fragmentary text shows names and a ceremony at Marva University with references to people such as Hine EyembE and Lawrence, a bishop, and a possible ceremony. The readable bits suggest a university event or commemoration, but many words are garbled. No clear date, place, or outcome is discernible.
A fragmentary wedding notice mentions Miss Makmaeet Retther and Mr Row Kone among attendees at the Yon Hotel. It references plans for an arrival date and a social event with noted participants, though many details are garbled in the OCR. Local names include Myr Mirs Newanae and Larkin Andree, with unclear timing and venue specifics.
Bonus votes are issued for every club of three old or three new daily yearly subscriptions. As many bonus vote coupons will be issued as subscription clubs are secured. The three subscriptions must be turned in during a single contest week.
The notice repeats that Second Contest Week runs from 8 AM Tuesday April 19 to 5 PM Monday April 24 and that this standing continuous club offer will be renewed weekly during the contest.
A fragmentary report describes a Hilo waterfront project with references to wharf work, machinery, and planning details. The garbled OCR potently mixes names, dates, and actions, outlining interim tasks, equipment, and expected outcomes without clear coherence or a final conclusion.
The description outlines a piano design praised for beauty and technical detail. It mentions a 1 foot 6 inch height and 2 foot 3 inch depth, a rich instrument with a full octave range, a bronze finish, and a patent antifoetinn metal pedal action. Features include graduating mawarproof pedals, a convex round board, selected rock maple veneer, tuning pin plank, repeating action, damper locks, and capeten re gelating mechanisms.
The Ambriolé, newest Edison Phonograph, features an enclosed oak or mahogany cabinet with 100-record drawers. It offers a larger reproducer for higher volume and a stationary reproducer while the record advances, eliminating the need for a swinging horn in pursuit of better tone.
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