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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1910
Page
6
Fragmentary OCR lists numerous Hawaii sugar and related companies, mills, and bonds. Mentions Hawaiian Sugar Economy, various sugar firms like Keckatia and Hale, rail and telephony links, and Bond percentages. text is garbled with miscagrams and partial figures.
A garbled report lists multiple shares and prices including Salis-Horwonn Boards, Mt Honokam with figures such as 183h and 18.38, 160 Ola at 6.50, 100 Han at H.C, plus R. & L. Co. at Lizdo and 1000 Hijo An0l de. Mentions a dividend date Aug 10, 1010 and scattered values like 19 cents or STN per ton.
A fragmented note outlines a chorus gathering titled United Chorus. It mentions a worldwide participation aim and hints at a major venue or sponsor, with unclear dates and specifics due to the damaged source.
The page lists varied items from a Bulletin office address, hotel and street notices, and announcements. It mentions college openings, meeting notices, a road job service, a special meeting of a lodge, a Packard car update, attendance at a polo event, and public notices about construction and river irrigation. It also notes lectures, new buildings, immigration board appointments, and corporate formations with tax and capital figures.
The Lakeview No 1 oil well struck March 15 and is producing 60 000 to 90 000 barrels daily with an enormous oil lake beneath the area. Lakeview No 2 lies about a mile and a quarter away, and prospects of drilling a successful well are discussed amid stock market language and casual instructions to investors.
The Jatl menu case concludes as Judge Swain sustains the demurrer and dismisses the charge against John Kalua. Attorney Corre volunteers to defend Kalua pro bono, arguing the accusations lack sufficient evidence and sting public officials must endure criticism, not punishment.
The last of a series of lectures for Summer School students was given at the Normal School by Principal MacDonald. He traced the history of the old educational system and, with lantern slides, illustrated life and work through the years, concluding with a sense of pride in Hawaiian youth’s role in the Territory.
A competent man recently arrived from the coast takes the helm at the Union Barber Shop, as local notices announce a new proprietor named Vierra and the shop’s updated seating.
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