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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1911
Page
16
The report notes marked changes in territory population with emphasis on age and sex distribution, showing increases in male and female totals and detailed percentages across regions. It discusses implications for policy and long term planning, referencing historical data and comparing with prior years.
In business circles the article discusses the failed ratification of a universal convention and tariffs on imported Spanish ware, noting price trends. It mentions British prices in tin and refined goods, with copper and sugar context, and cites past year comparisons showing a rise versus earlier levels.
Market notes from San Francisco suggest jobbers anticipate changes as sugar trade shows uneven price movements. Industry observers cite potential effects of pending legislation and investigations on shares, with cautious buying and a delay in large purchases amid uncertain demand and price expectations.
A distorted local notice reports Laupahoehoe mill closure approaching this month. Purser Huehter on the steamer He lene cites an arrival and a queued stock of Laupaihoehoe packs. The mill will shut during the coming week at Winatation with planning for the upgraded operation in early September.
A local four-ball invitation at the country club is described with team language and expected strong entries. Noted players and conditions suggest elite participation and favorable course readiness for the event.
Mary Morris of Bridgeport demonstrates typing sewing and telephone usage for the Winak Fortran task, discussing work and independence. She notes comfort with the Connecticut Institute and claims support in learning, planning, and earning money through varied tasks.
A garbled report references a vessel named French Bark and a sequence of disjoint phrases involving sailors, orders, and places, with scattered proper nouns like Hoirk Plinth and Portkatul. The text appears as OCR noise but hints at a nautical incident or sale context without clear facts or dates.
Acting circulation desk informs readers that failure to receive the paper should be reported immediately. Call or visit the Bulletin office on Alakea Street to file a complaint due to delivery issues or air drop faults.
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