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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1905
Page
5
A flood of special prices highlights a large sale on curtains, table covers, and other home furnishings. Shoppers are urged to buy in quantities to last a year or two, with hundreds of items listed in assorted quantities and prices.
Fragmented report describes a coming event at the Hawaiian Hotel with a band, dinner by Quint Chub, and decorations for a Monday program. Mentions a Colonel and military display, invitations issued, and local figures expected, including W. C. Moral and several dealers.
Authority invites bids for a new harbor project at Honolulu Works. Bids must be received by the superintendent of public works on the specified date. A bid deposit of 96.00 is required, and bids will be opened publicly. The right to accept or reject any bid is reserved by the public works department.
A sprawling, mixed text notes meetings for Hecamta Hew vtyle a) Keres and the Palm TAT, plus plans for a carnival at Mc Kinley Memorial Park. It mentions the Bank of Hawaii event, New England Bakery offerings, and a string of civic items including estate matters, stockholder actions, and the Molryde Hugur Co agreement. Other entries list funeral notices, court actions, and public health statistics from Honolulu including mortuary tallies and causes of death.
A special meeting organized the Federation of Mawail yesterday afternoon at Waneleton. Attendees approved amended constitution and bylaws with a 15 member elective committee. Names of officers and executive committees were listed, including president A. Griffiths and secretary R. Richards.
Reports to the State Department note heightened activity in rubber cultivation across Ceylon, Java, Sumatra, Borneo, and the Malay Peninsula. The United States remains a large consumer while climate and resources favor successful rubber production, with Philippine planting urged by experts.
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