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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1910
Page
6
An OCR fragment shows a list of Honolulu stocks and companies including sugar firms, plantations, utilities, and transport entities. The text references Bid and Asked quotes, varied company names such as sugar producers and electricals, and entries like Waimea Sugar, Hawaiian Electric, and plantation groups, indicating a crowded market ticker page with interleaved numbers and symbols.
Sales figures list numerous items with prices and quantities including tea and other commodities. Ambiguous names and broken entries suggest a dense ledger of sales, unit prices, and totals, with an auger quotation of 4.425 cents per ton for a bulk commodity.
Meeting at Odd Fellows Hall Friday evening from 7 to 9 with instruction led by Svetal. Contact Keaton Hiblon for details or application at the hall or by telephone 140.
A fragmented 1910 local page mentions new nickel supplies, bargain bun sheets, room rentals, and divorce action notices. It also covers a dancing academy event at Odd Fellow's Hall, moving services by Union Pacific Transfer Co, naval station employment exams, and land parcel debates near the Ota and Mile 28 29 road with speculative holding. The text preserves names like Andrade and Chin Wah and references to the Royal Academy of Dancing and local civic matters.
A retooled vaudeville and farce program opens Monday at the New Orpheum with three performances of A Tale of Schomorn by the Carlig Musical Comedy Company. Afterpiece features What Happened Foner, plus a full change of acts including Harry Garrity's surf and model-kits routine. The bill showcases Maude Rockwell, Laurel At hing, Olan Btech, Carin Chase, Murry Garrity and others with new numbers and Gideon’s original compositions. Special matinees for families and children are planned.
The text discusses Nakagawa and a war minister visiting London to view exhibitions and to arrange materials via Consul-General and the Japanese Merchants Association. It notes ongoing efforts related to Japanese industry and agriculture and the minister's planned activities in London.
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