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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1907
Page
3
Latest sugar quotation stands at 3.85 cents per pound or 77 dollars per ton. Last quotation was 72.50 dollars per ton. Other figures mention a 3840 value and 5 Hutia or 4 Sension with 2800, but context is unclear.
A garbled notice describes a sugar trade movement from New Orleans to New York. It mentions refining, imports, and unusually large cash flow reaching the south and London markets, with sugar bought cheaply and transported to New York for sale. It notes potential relief efforts and the market's lure for money.
An advertisement from Hawaiian Office Specialty Co at 931 Fort Street touts an easy method to obtain English language materials with the aid of a Japanese servant, recommending an English ad and a Japanese cook book as the route.
A cluttered local notice describes holiday gift making, meetings of Pacific Lake No. R22, an eastern order gathering, and a bustling Hotel Fort Summons area with shops like the Women’s Exchange and a promise of oysters at Alexander Young Café. It notes community events, desertion cases, and late-night openings as part of season preparations.
The community reads a schedule for a youth band concert at Natta Park this evening featuring The Cayaly Malin roure and Sunny Souge. The program includes Young Hawaiian Sones by Berger Solvetion and Uhedetian Alutter. Concertgoers advised to arrive early for seating.
A garbled, period style notice catalog describes Holiday shopping, local stores, sales, and adverts alongside scattered legal items. Names and places appear jumbled, with references to basket gifts, carriages, and shop windows. The piece mentions a 1908 event and a court verdict, plus local festival notices and oddphrases about taxation and liquor, all in a fragmented reportage tone.
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