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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1905
Page
6
A half acre property with fine residence, stable, carriage house, and servants quarters, overlooking an almost new main buildings. Purchaser may take immediate possession. Apply Bishop & Co., Bankers, noting committee of Minksverk Prevident.
The author outlines a Roosevelt era forest system for Hawaii that grows forests on suitable land at no cost to owners and uses them for fire protection and supplies. Within six to ten years, telegraph poles, railway ties, and lumber could come from the new forest, while keeping land values at home. A ten-year-old acalyptite grove near Kukatow, Hamakua, Hawaii, saved by stock grazing illustrates the concept.
A horse with 145 pounds in the saddle clinches the Melbourne Cup. The bent Musket representative ever brought to Amer tes Maxim.
San Francisco reports a world record being shattered as Machine Gun carried 159 pounds to win at Auckland New Zealand setting a mark for fouryear-olds over five furlongs in 0 08 The horse raced in Randolph handicap conditions and furthered the Musket family lineage with mounts by George G Stead and J B Hingsin events at the Bay District track featured.
New York reports Captain William Carter aged 68 died in a Brooklyn furnished room after a dramatic life from stevedore to wealthy horseman. He built and lost fortunes centered on racing, with the influential Carter handicap named for him, then fell into debt and poverty as loans failed and friends deserted him.
The contest opened December 11 and closes at 5 p m Anyone may enter including immediate family of Bulletin Publishing Company staff New subscribers receive twice the votes of cash payments Transfers between household members are not allowed and all names are subject to investigation Final count by three judges with no stake in Bakery or candidates Votes cannot be transferred and only one name per ballot. results announced by the judges with no appeal Subscription accounts and related matters open to inspection
A fragmentary ad notes prizes and items for a boy and a barrel of Port Costa Flour branded Pure aa Snow. It hints at a local Sandy, California context and urges using the flour for dough. The line reads as a vintage promotional snippet.
A fragment describes a coupon system for vote credits tied to party loyalty and prepayment. It details credits issued after payment, with one vote per week and additional credits for new subscribers meeting cash in advance criteria. It notes minimum payments and service eligibility conditions, though the text is partially garbled.
The readable text shows subscription pricing for daily and weekly editions with various durations and cash payments. It mentions Dally 1 year amounts and weekly options, plus partial figures like 4.00 and 1.00, but many terms are garbled.
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