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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1911
Page
7
Lenore Harrison the Coast soprano performed at the Bijou in a light wing act. The Bell Trio offered straight singing with strong applause. The Kids presented trick and novelty acts including pirate humor and stunts. The second program featured moving pictures marked by limited originality and a running train sequence.
The O Hagane deliver a lively show with strong laughs though some sketches fell flat. The echo sketch and singing by Lottie O Malley drew attention while the finale crook reform tale provided a standard happy ending in an average program.
Court filings and legal notices listed for today include divorces, probate, appeals from district court, discontinuances, and withdrawal of attorney. Entries name Kaneohe Ranch Co, Kaneohe Rice Mill Co, Anam vey Awan Talbot for Divorce, Keaweepala v, and Pilipa v Boot among others with times and docket numbers. A naval transport Buffalo is reported to call at Honolulu en route to Cavite with naval personnel for duty, expected around mid September and October 16th return.
The Nunind impove dent eli wan perdated at ihe aly meeting outlines by laws and form of Rinication. Annual meeting set for September, last Thursday monthly meetings, and a succession of committees and officers elected include F Judd president and George Sherman vice president.
Mini Oralee Lit of Tulsa plans to visit the Orient next month. She has drawn attention in the San Jose Herald and Hawaii for her experiences and hospitality. The article notes the Cabbellet fies and dirt from the Prim canal project impacting the local economy.
Tax returns show a 2.70 percent increase in total collections. The LotaI collected rose by 9474.14 compared with the prior total. The public revenue for the year reached 2,205,196 dollars, with Territory allocations including immigration, conservation, and water power funds. Corporate tax contribution stood at 70,181.28 dollars, with 174 individuals paying the major share.
A noisy summary notes Haiku and Pala promising extras and new dividends amid fluctuating shares. It mentions stock exchange movements, likely price shifts, and market expectations as traders react to announced additions and potential boosts to profits.
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