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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1911
Page
5
An Oakland broker advertises a range of securities including unjustified or dubious notes through W E Logan in room 17 Bacon Block. The terse notice spots various place names but lacks clear details or legitimacy.
Fragmented OCR lists Hawaii sugar companies and rail lines with a quoted latest sugar price. Includes: Kekaha Sugar Co. Haleakala, Hawaii, Hilo, Wailuku, and Lanai region firms, and references to rail stock names and ditch companies. Sugar quotation cited as 4.0925 cents or 90.85 per ton.
Local and general items describe a busy weekend with social and business notices. Activities include Masonic Temple gathering, court and prison service postponements, and public interest topics such as auto service, beverage and vending offerings, and a coastal fruit and fish market. A correction column mentions a weather and transit note alongside police activity and a drunken Hawaiians incident.
Three new personnel arrived to support Chief Civil Engineering Officer J. Clvi Kgl head of Pearl Harbor Naval Station construction. Harold Marvin M. Surratt Mel Hinman join under U S Naval Station, with Marvin as electrical engineer in charge of power plant and electrical work, Barrett as inspector. Duties commence immediately.
A garbled report notes Ruger will resume practice tomorrow. The text references a moving target drill and mentions a pause since Friday morning with various inconsistencies in dates and activities.
A garbled page describes St Louis College opening on September 6 with a cholera germ exhibit at Anchor Saloon and a variety of local notices. Mentions Carey resuming work at 307 Rowton. Campbell Kid Dolly from Wall Nichols Co. new craft shop line and free stamps. Reports the death of James N. Brith through a cable from the attorney general’s office and a sports/civic note about local Cavalry and a Hanami mill closure and repairs with a planned reopening in December.
The Marine Barracks Navy Yard Washington DC invites sealed proposals for construction at the depot quarter and barracks sites. Bids due December 4 1901 with a base estimate of $20.00 or more required bid deposits. Specifications detail drawings sites and contact offices in the Quartermaster Department.
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