18 Dec 1896
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1896
Page
1
An OCR fragment reports a residence or sanatorium on Teowtifol Wilkade with references to Jugierwink and Loe dinky Mo foipteit from Tonolata. It mentions life, daily rates, and a name list including LINDLEY and Pin Kur, with unclear dates and local terms.
Fragmentary OCR record mentions a sanitary site and a quilt event with scattered references to meetings and locations. The readable bits show names and places obscured by garbled letters, offering limited context and no clear actions or outcomes to summarize.
A December 1894 prospectus for the Oahu Sugar Company outlines capital changes from 2 million to 1.8 million dollars and a major shift in planting strategy. The plan foresees 1500 acres planted annually for six years starting 1897, expanding to 4000 acres later, with projected dividends and a 12 year agency role for H. Hackfeld & Co. External stock applications push total to about 1.805 million. The deal involves landowners and the Brown Robinson heirs, railroad interests, and large cash injections to promote and finance installations and pumping plants.
Judge Carter disposes of numerous matters including estate settlements, probate accounts, guardianships, and trustee reports. The report also covers ejectment suits, equity bills, and a licensing decision, with references to a Christmas union celebration for local kindergartens and a Montague Vaust Company performance at the Opera House.
This firm offers deep cuts on harness and saddlery items this week to attract general public buyers. They promote new movable dashboards for brakes and Lanlwoue leap lines for the same. A visit to the store is advised for those seeking these goods.
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