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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1911
Page
6
A member listing from the Hawaiian Stock Exchange office notes a room and mailing details. Includes address Stangenwald building room 101 with telephone 1894 and post office box 600. Cable address Bulldog.
This item notes travelers should use cheques as a safe way to carry funds while on journeys, highlighting convenience and reduced risk compared with carrying cash. It emphasizes practical handling and security considerations for travelers.
A terse classified note shows listed and unlisted items including rubber and copper, with contact details for W. E. Logan in Room 17 Bacon Block Oakland. The fragment lacks full context but indicates a trade or procurement listing.
A fragmented list of sugar companies and holdings including Hawalian Sugar Co, Kahuku Plantation Co, Kekaha Sugar Co, and Waialua Agric Co. Shows latest sugar quotation of 4.61 cents per pound, $92.20 per ton, with scattered civic and misc note terms and sales data across Oahu plantations.
A fragmented local notice page describes events at The Encore and Anchor Saloon, shops, upcoming hikes, and notices about health, transportation, and public safety. Police, sheriff, and city officials reported on investigations into pineapple export loading, a robbery at Kipahui Plantation offices, and multiple island inspections by city engineers and the sheriff’s department.
Today’s sugar market shows a very sluggish session with scant activity on the board. Only a few silent bids appeared for small lots while traders noted potential demand later, as prices hovered with limited selling offered amid weak interest.
Fragmentary wartime note mentions two assistants for Robins, one a war department clerk from Minactl and another from perturbia, with unclear duties and locations.
Real estate entries dated August 2 and August 3 2011 list parties including B Kalawakes gdm et ab te Oke Malaka M Pachore Pang Mew Bing AE eee, AW Sip and heb foe Wine, Mary N lawap, Rilanew Ehgar Plant Co, Rain Ly Miwrt Wilcox on Kamen Suman Piontn Bam, with recording times 10:30 am 4:13 pm and 8:30 am to 10:30 am Cool Hrown ty doaguin Barer.
Fragmentary text describes a New York matter involving Harrison and a sugar company accused of monopoly. Testimony by Jon Porter mentions prior counsel and references the Amvet trust and a standard pump, with notes on conferences and ongoing investigations.
A new observer will join the Weather Bureau in Portland. The arrival is expected about the time of the next alert, with Mr. Me Poltuny of Ler Di Stole handling the transfer and duties. Good coverage and local adjustment anticipated.
A garbled activity notes fragment mentions political and legal terms, locations, and names in a jumbled Baltimore context. Some proper nouns resemble Harmed sections, with scattered references to people and dates, but the text is largely indecipherable.
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