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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1909
Page
10
Report describes arrivals awaiting inspection, with Portuguese residents gathering at the waterfront. Details show varied reactions as authorities processed workers for plantations and other jobs while families and individuals faced questions.
A dense listing of Hawaiian sugar firms and related entities appears, detailing plantations, mills, and associated corporations. It includes references to numerous sugar companies, like Hawaiian Sugar Co, Oahu Sugar Co, Paauhau Sugar Plantations, and McBryde Sugar Co, alongside miscellaneous firms, bonds, and sugar quotations. The document records stock figures, dividends, and share values, noting specific quotes such as 4.17 cents per pound and $240 per ton, with dates indicating 1908 to 1910.
The Bulletin reports a wide range of items including a five cent paper deal, a fort street engraving for Chemmag, and a note on the Hand near the wharf awaiting transport. It mentions a Christmas music event at St. Andrew's Cathedral at 7:30 pm, a bridge opening at Kahana after repairs, and various ads for calendars, wax dolls, and a fashion salon. Also noted is a court appearance, a plantation man from Pahala holidaying, and a Methodist service at the Mothettnt church with John W. Wadmas presiding.
A Honolulu reader censures the Civic Federation and local insurers for opposing maritime and economic policy, denouncing ignorance and ingratitude. The letter argues free trade harms Hawaii’s shipowners and laments residents who favor national firms over local interests, urging rational support for local commerce and vessels.
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