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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1910
Page
5
A garbled text mixes literary excerpts with political discourse about Hawaii and Honolulu. It mentions Matthew Arnold Alfred Tennyson quotes, Pearl Harbor appropriations, and debates over taxation, governance, and water works. The piece reflects fractured reporting or OCR errors rather than a single coherent article.
Village Bulletin urges citizens to fund the Hawaiian Band to maintain its status as a public asset and community treasure. It warns that underfunding could degrade the band to a lesser group, harming Honolulu’s cultural reputation and public safety morale.
City and county officials weigh a proposal to hire the Tania Paving Company to lay two miles of white pavement on Port Street at an estimated cost near 4500 dollars. Mayor Fern postpones decision while studying the city’s annex and contract terms. Warren Brothers’ Ashman argues the plan may raise costs beyond five thousand dollars plus quarry and labor expenses.
An estimate outlines seven thousand dollars for paving two city blocks on Port Sine. Contractors and labor details follow, including McClellan Wis, grading crews, foremen, and tool costs with per yard rock and cement figures.
A fragmentary text describes individuals connected to a municipal task, referencing workers, a court mention, and a plan related to paving and air flow. The garbled lines suggest legal or civic proceedings about a pavement project and involved parties.
Article discusses efforts by growers and merchants to develop California fruit markets. It cites cooperation between the California Growers Association and Merchants’ Association to coordinate shipments, funding, and marketing. Mentions plans for a state plan, a new street paving, and an exposition in Saw Francisco and New Orleans.
An aged, unclear notice from Honolulu Drug Co warns that kidney inflammation can worsen without proper treatment. The message mentions a figure near 94,000 annually and urges readers to seek medical guidance and therapy to prolong or improve life.
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