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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1909
Page
5
An annual meeting notice for First National Bank of Hawaii at Honolulu announces stockholder proceedings on Tuesday January 2, 110, at 9 am to elect directors for the ensuing year and address other corporate matters.
Sugar market updates show 10 gas sugar under date with November and December shipments discussed. Prices firm around 44 1/2 cents with some new Cuban exports and refined sugar activity noted. Weather and port conditions affect receipts and shipments to the United States, with refiners signaling slight price adjustments amid tightening supplies.
A plea invites donations of toys and gifts for children at Motokul Leper Settlement. Families are urged to send unwanted items such as toys and dolls to the stated address. The box will be opened Thursday evening.
A jumble of local notices and ads lists prices and services including paper, engraving, auto work, milk delivery, jewelry, and souvenirs. Mentions booths at En wore, Heakhane's Port treat, Hawaiian Carrinae MUE Co, and a church bazaar at Alaken in Dairotnale streets.
A garbled shopping news item notes Poultry rerive Friday, a fine jet, and furniture ads. It mentions Christie Keamon, claims against Her Majesty, and various firms selling goods in Honolulu. W. G. Chalmers leaves general contracting, with a Pacific E Engineering role. The Bay area and Cable Office addresses appear amid mixed business notices.
Peacock's Calendar notes The Runaways feature and a sensational description of a boy paddling a boat on a fly end with a humorous tale of running away. The item mentions delivery by Peacock and motor cycles, plus a new dance hall near Nunvat with local entertainment in Monolului.
A terse record notes actions around excavation and piling tied to McDegall property. The item references wage acting and a nine feature within the Muvano Stream area near Wee. Details remain fragmentary but indicate a property-related project proceeding with local involvement.
Reported port notes describe the Canadian Aust en Hantter Makura with over two hundred passengers en route to Honolulu, due Friday. Several cargo vessels and steamers, including the Alameda and the Zambos, are listed with arrivals, departures, and diversions, detailing passenger movements, trade cargo, and local port operations.
An OCR damaged article describes a port scene with sugar cargo discharge, vessels, and workers. It mentions Kanal and Khay names, a quoted G Hall, and a sum of 300 wack, with references to discharge at the Hacklelt wharf and no obvious blockages or hazards observed.
In Richmond Va on November 26 the court debated if a man named Jaynes is white under the naturalization law. An applicant for American citizenship argues white descent to qualify for citizenship. The case may take days. Chicago marriage license records show 1,000 weddings on Thanksgiving Day. A U S Supreme Court justice issued a strong warning on yellow fever fears after an explosion near Lake Muskegon injured several people.
The stock hooks of the Oahu Sugar Co Ltd will be closed to creditors from December 1, 1909, to December 10, 1908, both days inclusive, per W. Proténhater.
The undersigned trustees under that certain deed of trust dated December 2, 1909 and recorded in the Registry of Conveyances in Honolulu request all persons having claims against Her Majesty Lilinkatan to present the name for review to the trustees at their office in Honolulu before December 11, 1909. Dated at Honolulu this TWentiday of Weswinder. The trustees Lilvekalaa, William O. Smith.
Fragmentary OCR shows sailing details with origin San Pranciboo and Alameda, unclear vessel names and dates. The legible pieces indicate a Tuesday December 7 shipping line and voyages toward Honetiilt and Shranghaco, with scattered ship names and ports.
A fragmented notice describes various acts at the park venue tonight including a live stage performance, guitar and piano pieces, and a film presentation. It mentions Jeannette Chopetz as a performer and notes a bustling, crowded theater with ongoing attractions and concession activity.
A detailed description of a play titled The Reckoning, focusing on dramatic tensions at a large evening party. The plot centers on a wife and her lover’s entangled fate, a dramatic murder attempt, and the ensuing emotional fallout amid social showings.
Anarchic garble from a colonial era shipping brief notes arrivals at a port. Mentions a Conchian Awetranan Maer Ay, Hopers cargo, and a Canadian vessel from Victoria B C. References to the American bark Nunwwu and a Ty Navlen Ca convoy imply a maritime trade report with uncertain timings.
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