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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1911
Page
7
The piece surveys recognized makes like Packard Pope-Hartfordri Duryea and Thomas Flyer alongside Buick Overland and Daker Electric, noting their roles in the evolving automotive market and the diverse offerings that shaped early motoring industry.
Public notice invites sealed proposals for the construction of Section J Ung Gun Bott Road in Honolulu City and County. Bidders must submit plans, a five percent certified check, and deposit fees by deadline to the Loan Fund Commission, with details on specifications and unit prices.
Claus A. Spreckels outlines his view of a sugar industry conspiracy before the Howes committee in New York. He claims a powerful trust influences prices, discusses Hawaii plantations, the Tariff, and potential effects of removing duties, and defends his business record and battles with rivals.
Expansion week highlights the Hoard of Health officers being enlarged to better serve public health and sanitation, aiming to meet increasing community needs and regulatory requirements.
Honolulu authorities enact an ordinance requiring fruit and vegetable handling to be covered by wire mesh screens and protected from flies and contaminations. It specifies screen standards, inspection rights for city physicians, and penalties for selling unprotected foods in markets, stalls, or other public spaces.
A damaged OCR fragment outlines penalties related to a legal matter with references to imprisonment and fines. Names, dates, and precise actions are unreadable, leaving essential facts uncertain while indicating potential enforcement by authorities after a specific interval.
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