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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1911
Page
7
Fragmentary OCR details a corporate meeting at H. Hackfeld & Co Ltd about officers and governance of TL Dieeeteh Co, listing roles such as Puck Pontent and M.W. Protenti as presidents, with J.F. Mumborg and other directors named and a secretary in England, amid unclear context and misread names.
At the annual meeting of a workgroup, officers were elected to serve. The president and vice presidents were named, with the secretary and treasurer chosen by the board. Directors were designated, and committees formed for the board of directors, following the organizational rules.
Miss Eva Alva who arrived in Honolulu last January after a coast bound season departs for mainland circuits. A renowned dancer with Russian language skills she entertained at theatres including the Emu and Park and aided territorial immigration talks while in Hawaii. She plans to perform on mainland tours after receiving offers from theatrical agents and inducements to relocate.
With a week left until the Mid-Pacific Kirmess opens, committees and hundreds of volunteers, mostly women, race to ready the venue at the old fish market. Workmen prepare the main stages while decorations loom large with plans for a grand, flowered bower and extensive adornment across the market area.
Mio Hane Daybian rode with younger horsemen in the Floral Parade section yesterday. Rena Gray of Kapa was chosen to represent the Garden Tele in the parade, joining other princesses expected to arrive next week for further drill before the jury round.
Carnival crowds loom as February 21 and 22 bring two evenings of joy on Alakes street. Residents urged to prepare costumes for the mask ball at the Alakes Wharf shed gallery and to keep good will in mind during festive days.
The Rapid Transport Company announces extra car service tonight for a university ball event. Cars will depart from the Flotel entrance to the Glib House at 1:00 and 2:00 a.m. via King Street, and to Pawaa Junction via Beretania and Panahon at 1:00 a.m. and 1:00 a.m. to Manoa Valley via Panahon and Beretania at 2:00 a.m. departures.
The Empire Theatre presents Biscay 98 Aria M. Baiting a comedian and monologist, with Harding and Waxton and a new act by Kipling. Le Marest Brothers Burke and Burke and the Dore Trio headline a varied program including Conchita Spanish fandango and new films from New York. Shows twice daily, with changes weekly and a fresh lineup tonight.
Manager W. I. Adam warns that seats for the two Basil Hin Opera House concerts are almost all gone. A few orchestra gallery seats remain at 2.00 or 3.00, with strict adherence to ticketing rules. Redeemed tickets will not be honored for reentry. late buyers may obtain limited options. Clara Calve will perform, promising a challenging environment for her prized temperament.
The Moral Parade section will lead in a bicycle feature with ahead of age pacing. Chairman Bre tas notes an estimated thirty entries may join, driven by a $50 top prize and $25, $10 second and third prizes, boosting owner interest despite prior expense concerns.
Lincoln’s birthday February 12 is commemorated in Honolulu schools with programs and recitals this afternoon. Many readings of Gettysburg and patriotic songs mark the exercises as some churches anticipate Lincoln sermons on Sunday.
Grabowsky Truck 1 1percent 2and3 tons 45H. P agents 875 South near King Street phone 2166 announces heavy duty trucks in Honolulu.
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