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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1912
Page
6
Merchants advertise a miscellaneous sale listing items such as peat and metals. The notice mentions J. H. Schnack at 137 Merchant Street and references prices, terms, and location without clear dates. The fragmented text suggests a local sale or auction with no explicit outcome.
Fragmented OCR fragment mentions a commissioner of di for California and New York and a notary public granting marriage licenses and deeds. It lists attorney for district courts and various terms like bills of sale leaves will and other legal items. The readable portion is incomplete and lacks clear dates or entities.
A scan of the Honolulu Stock Exchange page lists numerous sugar companies and holdings including Hawaiian Sugar Co., Kahoola Sugar Co., McBryde Sugar Co., Wailuku Sugar Co., and Oahu Sugar Co. The report notes trading activity with percentages and a late 4.39 cent per pound sugar quotation, translating to about 87.80 per ton.
A dense, garbled OCR page fragment mentions various names and places such as Hawaiian Carriage, Consolidated Soda Works, and Fire Station. It references events, dates, and local businesses in a disjointed style with scattered phrases about properties, stables, carriages, and community notices. The passage lacks a clear cohesive event or identifiable main subject.
The report notes a sharp rise in Pioneer stock by ten million shares amid shifting prices and broker activity. Traders observed unsettled demand as investors reassessed holdings and prepared for potential distribution of proceeds through dividends and strategic reallocations.
The readable text fragment mentions numbers and names in a jumbled format. It references quantities like 15,000 and 23.080, with scattered terms that resemble personal names and places but do not form a coherent event or report.
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