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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1909
Page
5
Fragments describe a bustling shopping section with mentions of markets, vendors, and promotions. It references the Metrnipelitad Market and local merchants, with scattered notes on prices, holidays, and deliveries. The piece reads as an eclectic retail roundup with period style language.
Notice to stockholders of Haiku Sugar Company invites exchange of government warrants for shares. Company books close for transit from December 8 to December 13, 1909. Issued by trustees J P Cooke and Hulky Saar Company in Honolulu with several dates and notes.
The page lists varied local notices and society items. Arrivals include Jameson of London and Tanaka of Taklo while Pacific stores promote calendars and souvenirs. A bench warrant issues for Pablo Ring in a larceny case and Green stamps are offered for cash purchases at select merchants. A Hawaiian Keawemau dies after overindulgence at a hotel and a volcano nearby remains active with lava flows observed from the Montayon region.
Fragmented text indicates Paia Plantation mentions a meeting and December 1809. Shareholders are urged to exchange current shares. The document names the company, a vote or appointment, and a timetable for actions amid unclear details.
In December the ship schedules list ports including Franco, Hobart, and Hobart anew while passengers are booked for Jin port calls. The roster names travelers among many junctures, with numerous figures and destinations across a tangled routing of ships and consignments.
The Mongolia docked at Mackfeld wharf after a long voyage from Asia with nearly three thousand tons of freight for Honolulu. Cargo includes jute, sugar, rice, and other Oriental goods, while officers including Captain J. I. Bearek are noted for retirement honors and corporate ties. New Honolulu shipping officers elected mark a busy harbor period as freighters Novaadan and Vigtelen adjust schedules.
A historical note shows M D Uffie set to take the job of chief of detectives formerly held by Joseph Leal. He plans a brief delay before starting to help transition, with changes in staff and property control to Deputy Bheri Mt Frome.
The Industrial Edition of the Evening Bulletin notes the return of the French consul to Paris. Merunt, Hronel Congut, and an unnamed party are mentioned in connection with a posting in the Mor wlan Olivet Parks area.
A late 19th century transport note records W Tighe receiving a Lewis license amid a complex transfer involving Heenan of the Feosrom Maloot and Tot Me Tlehe acted by the Roan of Conuntentonets. The document notes the Friday deadline and adjustments in the reputational window, with doors opened to the Haven of the Penrose for final action.
Shere and partners faced a tight finish at Ewa yesterday in a doubles tournament. Keever upset Chowmietds to reach an all-Keever final with Greenhelt advancing, while the round-by-round results showed Me Keer and Montes leading to the final stages.
The article details a Japanese baron visiting the United States, praising American progress and industry while noting a delegation tour. It recounts a state visit voyage, a motorcade through Wahiawa, and remarks by merchants associations and government officials concerned with wartime logistics and trade relations.
A garbled local notice describes a burlesque show at the Movelty Theatre featuring performers including Sally and Mint. It mentions the crowd, nightly acts, and a uncertain schedule with references to a venue and event names.
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