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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1910
Page
6
Dull metallic calf leather shoes in sizes 11 to 2, perfect in every detail. Lines BY to 10 percent discount. Thin is a splendid dress and professional shoe option on the market. Strong styling and best-made with ankle ties for secure fit.
Shoes for children and boys offered in Dongola kid with patent tip and metallic calf button glider. Prices range from $2.25 for smaller sizes to $9.00 for dressier pairs. Brands include McInerny Shoe Store Fort above King Street.
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The record lists stock quotations for multiple Hawaiian sugar firms including Honokaa, Haiku, Makaha, Kahuku, Kokoku, Koloa, McBride, Oahu, and others with prices ranging around 32 to 49 dollars. It notes a shift by the Honolulute Sugar Milling Co. stock following a shareholders vote increasing capital allocation by about half a percent, and cites a sugar quotation of 44.25 cents per pound or 88.80 dollars per ton as a benchmark.
A cluttered local page lists prices, ads, and notices including nickel supply, room rentals, stock quotes, and painting offers. It mentions the Bulletin office address, upcoming issue numbers, and a bank advert. Also reports editor H. Purrington leaving Hawaii aboard the Mauna Kea and legal notes on Chang Yoke Lin.
Brash manager of Whitney and Marat, after four months touring Europe and the United States, praised the Belgian Exposition at Lipwasels for lack of graft and high quality displays. He and his wife planned to return to Honolulu after visiting Paris and Manchester, buying stock and seeking novelty in lace and dreams.
Yesterday afternoon a touring car owned by H. Cummins caught fire in its carburetor after a spark ignited gasoline. The blaze enveloped the vehicle quickly, forcing the occupants to escape as Mrs Cummins and her husband had just secured a new vehicle but the damaged car valued at 320 dollars was completely destroyed.
A touring car carrying a party of tourists lost steering control yesterday. The vehicle veered into a tree after the wheel froze, injuring a passenger. The party continued to town after the incident. Perry Davis' Pain Killer advertised with a stock safety note appears in the bulletin.
Owner seeks a silver bangle and offers same to the claimant who proves ownership by posting the required notice. Advertisement appeared under a listing with names and locations in Summit Fall corner Sohoo and Baia, with references to single men and HF Nicholson.
At the August 29 1920 stockholders meeting five directors were elected to serve. Names include HK Mcintyre PA Swett AL Lewis and others. A separate Hawaii Territory divorce libel case note appears in the First Circuit Court records with notice to the respondent Talman Saito.
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