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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1912
Page
7
The notice outlines a city wide drawing in Honolulu and across Oahu centered on Nunn Street East with prizes including a Remington player piano a $100 diamond ring a solid gold ladies watch and trips to Hono Lulu Kinaua and San Francisco. Numerous residents are named as participants and eligible entrants with addresses across Honolulu Waianae and surrounding areas.
District 4 listing reveals prizes for a players plan awards including a Remington piano and a 100 diamond ring, a solid gold ladies watch, and a 4 round trip to Kilnuea of Hono with a 10 day stay. Winners choose a round trip to San Francisco for a Western Metropolis prize, plus an equal cash award for the Capital prize. Names of many contestants and addresses follow.
A long, factional notice outlines eligibility for contestants over fifteen, residency requirements, vote handling, and nomination rules. It lists many candidate names, voting coupons, and prizes including a Remington item and a round trip to Kilauea, with procedural notes about publication, disputes, and changes.
A list of numerous personal names with associated numbers and addresses appears in a garbled OCR. Entries include Eleanor Holt Ida Fernandes Vaula M Boxselle Grace Elson Evelyn de la Nax Kong Lee Hong Agnes Johnson Pauline Wooder Mrs J T De Bolt Mdlth Pratt Huon K Dwight Allee W Smith Hagel Huckt Libbie Perk Marjorie McGuire Ade Kerabner Mee Keala Kani Carter Alice Haywards Johnson Howe Mily Ackerman Alan Wigdsor Trivia Wodehouse Trene Boyd Janilee Zerbo Jan Rice Lottie McQueen and others with varied city or street references and numeric values. The fragment resembles an old directory or payroll-like list rather than a cohesive article.
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