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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1909
Page
3
The Myrtle Boat Club hosts a Friday night dance on August 27 with a lively program. Tickets are on sale and proceeds go toward purchasing new equipment for the club, with members urged to attend and support the event.
A jumble of local notices and classifieds includes sales of paper and hats, shipping rooks, and a Bulletin ad page. It records a Congressional Entertainment Committee meeting, piano lessons, a hotel notice, an affidavit filed for Lum Yeo creditors, wine shop promotions, and various appointments, lectures, and public notices from Honolulu activities and merchants.
A garbled shopping notice lists pets and display items with prices, promoting woollen whites and washable whirls, manicure goods from Bennon Bailth Co, and a Nirvana Ceylon tea offer. It cites a Bulletin office telephone line and suggests calling for product details and contact numbers.
A letter to the Promotion Committee from Franklin Matthews of the New York Sun praises Hawaii as the dreamland and brandent rallying point, urging generous photo features and audience appeal while promising future talks and deep obligation to the contributor. A near-miss pedestrian accident on King Street is described with dramatic detail, crediting a quick-acting bystander who saved a child from a car fender. A court action involving David Nahotow and others is briefly referenced in law proceedings.
Shipping notices list multiple vessels and captains bound for Mohakona, Late PMranehienment, Kanal porky, and Yo Kohan with sailing planned around August 26 and August 38. The fragmentary roster names numerous owners and crews including Ami 2 Hoty J H Brace Sime May Veriadine Hime Chintine, plus Broderick and others, indicating a busy late summer maritime timetable.
The steamship Clawdine arrived from Hawaii and Mou with weathered reports and repairs in transit. The vessel carried officials Anote Jobane at Oily and editor Lettie Bonnett at Kalu Mal, with ongoing maritime work noted aboard.
The Lake Brewery is incorporated with authorized capital of 1 000 000 and real capital stock fixed at 260 000. The company gains power to drew spirits including whiskey gin and rum and will operate a plant in Honaluts within the city and county. Officers listed include M K Goth M Kemeya and others with incorporators used in the charter.
Confusing OCR notes describe sidewalk work at the corner of Merchant and Kaahunmnu by Bishop's bank. It states widening the sidewalk along the curb, straightening lines near the alley, and improving safety and comfort with an estimated fifteen to eighteen inch wider path. The project is framed as a general street improvement effort.
Marehal Hendry and United States District Attorney proceed to Kauai to execute a judgment against Lovie Kauhoo, a postmaster found guilty of taking government lands. The event covers seven percent interest, trial costs, and transport, with a copy of the Congressional Record to be taken.
Four noted Japanese visitors attended a crowded Seattle gathering last night, listening to Rev. T. Miymgawi of Oke Junin Mt. Miywgawa. The event occurred at the Seattle Japanese church for a man named Wntle Meeks, with nightly sessions planned during the stay before the return journey.
Complete boat with an 18-foot hull powered by a four cycle motor priced at 175 dollars. Located on King Street opposite South Street.
Report of busy Matson Wharf with cargo at Lurline and other ships. Workers assemble carriages and clear space for staging. Descriptions mention a five thousand ton Lurline cargo and general harbor activity while workers move equipment and coordinate loading.
The stock market opened softly this morning with limited price action and few transactions reported on the ticker. Traders noted muted activity as values hovered, with modest declines or gains seen across several issues before midday trading paused.
Fragmented OCR text mentions a Royal Road to Languages and references to a list of telephone numbers. It includes garbled phrases about journeys, time, and offices, with unclear personal or organizational names. The readable points imply a notice or advertisement style fragment without a clear event or outcome.
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