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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1910
Page
3
A large sale advertisement shows substantial markdowns across ladies coats skirts dresses and shirt waists. Former prices are slashed with coats from 15 to 26 dollars reduced to single digits and dresses and skirts discounted accordingly. Includes ladies cravenette coats rubberized coats and girls dresses in a general department store sale.
Mrs Hagens luncheon at Howotelu Country Club featured a formal table setting with red and green décor and elaborate floral arrangements. Guests included Mrs William Williamson and Mrs Maxwell, with fashion notes on gowns and hats. The Moana Hotel hosted a violet dinner in honor of Mr and Mrs Walter Dillingham, where guests dined at a large circular table adorned with purple violets and wore Paris gowns and black chiffon. Governor and Mrs Frear hosted a breakfast at Arcada, with a fruit and flower decorated table.
Mer and Mee Hamilton and their mother Mrs A Hamilton visit Mae Jor and Ava. Samuel Dinning at Hele home Fort Shafter. Hamiven, Br., collector of internal revenue in San Francisco. Guests plan to sail for San Francisco after a month at the Mouna Hotel. Port land social notes and Army wives at Fort Shatter and other local details. The Gustavy Schofers welcome a daughter. rumors about Captain and Mrs. Hogolulin. Socials on page 8.
The notice offers exclusive rights for Hawaii Territory and possibly other regions for the Renear Algeroba Mill. It mentions Mr Renear and CW Renear, with patents in the United States and Mexico. Potential bidders are urged to call Emmett at the firm for full details and explanations.
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