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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1911
Page
3
A rugged session saw markets firm at high prices despite mixed signals. Trading notes cite ETF interest, broker adjustments, and cautious optimism as investors weigh domestic and international factors amid volatility.
The wording notes first and third Fridays and a regular meeting schedule at 7:20 p m at Antonio Hall Vineyard near Emma, inviting Vielling brothers and listing officers GEO A DAVIS W P WM MICOY Besy.
A stir followed the arrival of the US Army troopship Buford in San Francisco after an eight day voyage from Honolulu. Controversy arose over who should receive transport for military movement as many dependent family members sought cheap trips, sparking tensions at Honolulu Monita and Nagnaaki.
Notification has been received ordering the opening of register for plausible. It will be closed to applicants beginning with August 26 for United States Light House Service positions. Foremen, carpenters, machinists, and other posts to be filled. citizens of the United States eligible. Arrival reports include the Maramu, W G Hit, Mikahala, and others from Auckland, Maui, and Honolulu ports with shipments of pineapples, sugar, and canned goods.
A foggy log reveals plantation laborers mainly Portuguese and Spanish bound for the coast aboard the Clandine from Hawaii and Maui. The ship carried cabin passengers and cargo including wood, ohla, wine bottles, chickens, corn, hides, an auto, and lumber destined for Kauai and Molokai routes. A second steamer Kinan departed for Kauai via Montport with lumber, fertilizer, redwood, and sundries, while Transport Buford is noted on the Canat as United States authorities report Haford arriving in San Francisco from Honolulu on August.
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