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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1911
Page
2
Dissolution notice appears in garbled OCR text referencing partnership end and dissolution actions. It names a partnership and indicates related legal steps or filings. The readable fragments suggest termination of a business entity and related notices filed with authorities.
Retiree notice appears garbled with fragments of names and actions. The readable parts indicate a notice有关 a notice about a retrenchment or event involving retirees and a telephone related matter, with unclear dates or locations.
Fragmentary OCR text provides no clear event names dates or entities. The readable parts mention notices to dinners and vague references to times and locations, but key specifics are missing making a factual summary impossible.
A legal notice from the Court of the Fleet announces a chancery action commenced in the Circuit Court with a master, naming George Henson as attorney general of the case. It states a deadline for response and lists attorneys including Duter, Hen, and Amboroun, dated 1908 with publication in Hull and Beosnen.
Fragmented OCR reports a chaotic track event with Kam athletes hospitalized after a contested meet. Mentions of Hie Hyena, Haite College, and multiple unnamed players suggest a large incident with injuries. details about location, dates, and outcomes remain unclear.
A fragmented discussion of a sports or news event emerges in a garbled stream of phrases about posts, posts, and posters. Names, places, and specific actions are obscured by corruption, but references to readers, events, and a changing scene hint at a chaotic, interim situation with competing voices and unclear outcomes.
The article outlines a delayed yacht season opening with a later start and adjusted schedules. Plans include a ceremonial harbor run, a Crubie toe Pear Harbor event, and a July stay, with multiple races and exhibitions across several days. Strong entities include Honolulu Harbor, Hamoluhe, and Mayeatt, plus numerous club members and boats.
A garbled report describes Lille captain and manager amid a chaotic event at Athintie Park. The text mentions names like Keane and Kanabi and references certain actions, but details are unclear and the account is fragmentary.
Sunday opening day brings a full Hawaii league program at Athletic Park in Hilo and Honolulu with many players and teams ready. The Sugar League from the “Kiwi country” reports Kwa and Alea star at Alea, and Wali Hie and Walpabis at Walania, as fans anticipate a lively season amid park improvements and a large parade down Fort and Kite streets.
Fragmentary OCR text references a soldier king, quarters, road work, a hospital, and golf links with plans to fix and attract tourists. Many proper names are garbled, leaving uncertainty about participants, places, dates, or outcomes.
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