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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1910
Page
12
A strong sale sets the scene for a holiday opening featuring the latest designs for ladies and gents. The shop touts a wide assortment and prices to fit any purse, inviting shoppers to explore new arrivals.
A refined set of silverware promises lasting elegance for daily dining and special occasions alike. Crafted with attention to detail, the pieces offer sturdy construction, timeless design, and a polished finish to elevate any table setting. Ideal for gifting or completing a formal serveware collection.
The notice invites shoppers to view a range of novelties that will make ideal holiday gifts. The display highlights Hines carved items and extends an invitation to see anything available.
Owing to long stationed duties in Hawaii the Twentieth Infantry battalion will depart in July for Fort Douglas and the Second Infantry will move to Seattle. The Twentieth will relocate to Port Shatter, with a yearlong pause in Hawaii end noted, while anticipations of a Port Leavenworth transfer were set aside. A postwide entertainment and dance are planned next Saturday at 8 o'clock. Names of men transitioning with the transport Sherman to San Francisco for discharge are listed, along with cooks and bakers in training and duty reassignments for the troops and hospital personnel.
A push to include diverse state entries in the Floret Parade’s next Panale aims to show Old Hawaii prominently in a more elaborate float. Committees, led by A. M. Ford, plan reproductions of Missionary era symbols and historic Honolulu landmarks while seeking participants from California to Wyoming.
In Ban Preneléco on November 29, Claus and Rudolph Spreckels sued as executors of Claus Spreckels Sr. alleging mismanagement by Oceania Steamship Company trustees. Judge Murasky heard a demurrer on whether the court may remove a trustee, with arguments centered on property control and alleged misconduct.
A storyteller narrates a Persian tale of Genghis Khan who loves hunting and guards his drink with a water hawk. The bird’s actions cause three spillages at a spring and the king’s temper leads to demise. The tale ends with the hawk warning against hubris and drinking danger.
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