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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1911
Page
4
An advertisement lists readings and services at the Royal Hawaiian Hotel Cottage C offering guidance on life matters. It mentions pricing starting at five dollars and references Ghote Br and MOTE Ont.
A historical notice lists Ware by Benson Smith Co Ltd Hollinter Drug Co Ltd Chambers Drug Co Ltd Hilo Drug Co Ltd and all Wholesale Liquor Donlurs as recipients or sellers in an apparent trade regulation or prohibition notice.
In Honolulu the Inter-tet and Princesses arrive from Milo and Molokai aboard the Mauna Kea and other vessels. Officials report preparations under way with costumes nearly complete and pride in this year’s edition of the Bulletin. The Elk Carnival publicity and local attendance are emphasized as hotel and port crews prepare for expected arrivals later in the week.
Tonight's amacor night at Savoy offers a big fan lineup with the Davie trio and Winnie, promising classic entertainment. The Empire presents a matinee and evening show with thrilling pictures, panto mime acrobatry, and the Shook miracle act, plus moving life scenes. The Hijon Theater remains the largest venue, offering low prices and full visibility from all seats.
A list of numerous individuals including Alexander You te R Doane high Nelson Mae alt Lt J K House Lt Doake Lt J Within Mrs A AL Faulkner JG Hirkemeyer H PYell Sehotetd Har s HG Benson Senet. Saing and wits Capt aid Mrs Williams Col and Mrs ut A Luerdom RP Powers and wife Jg Smalley and wife Maj Wyd Nic oholvon wife and daughter He S A AL Kamin Ro 8 Emergant wits Guatave Hahn wife and child 1 3 A T Sheridan EB T Weisel US Aght Rawson Warren barracks W KF Martin and wife Capt Guteohow and wife Sergt Hans King and wife PA Crawford Soith John McDaniel Join R Here fond US AL Mra M mianenard Ban Fran elven Mrs Mary Sherman Ren Nev Mrs A L Bullene Topeka C A Charke and wife 18 ALT Sheri dan Waller 16 Lovers and wife Ma wiki B N Durkee and wife Sun Kranelse Chas JT Conner and wife Monila A Th Conley and James sy US A T Sheridan Edward P Doyle and wife US A T Sheridan Mowna 1 Van Voorhes and wife Jame shannon wife and baby US A T Sheridan
A dangerous automobile incident unfolds when a fast driving car from a garage roars down Alvet street near a saloon. The driver, with two passengers and a medical man from a port, skids onto the sidewalk after blowing his horn and colliding with another vehicle. The machine finally stops in front of the saloon, with bystanders at risk as the driver shows no concern for pedestrians.
A reader from Lawton Michigan cites her recovery after four weeks in hospital and seven months of medical care. She credits Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring her strength and homelife, urging others to try it before considering surgery.
John A. McCandless, chairman of the Shriners hotel and home committee, reports housing plans for a large Shriner excursion. Most will stay at Seaside Hotel, Hall Tree, Young and Royal Hawaiian. hotels report ample room.
Electricians string wires for thousands of lights at the old Rehmarket ahead of next Saturday night Kirmess. A high board fence encloses the entire block as the Hawaiian booth faces the manta end and the Anglo Indian booth stands opposite. The big stage at the makal end will host lances tableaux and processions as interest in the event grows.
The Ewa Plantation Company announces stock trading halt from February 16 to February 28, 1911. Treasurer Eye Dey urges entrants to prepare floats for the Floral Parade and restrict decorations to one foot wide and seventeen feet high to avoid gate and wiring limits at Cape Hole grounds. General Director Ala. Wall notes the 1911 Floral Parade rules.
The Prince Vie Plantation Company will hold its annual meeting at the office of W. O. Smith in the Judd building Honolulu on Tuesday February 21 at 9 4 m. Secretary W. W. Chamberlain signs the notice dated February 9 1911 and the document lists corporate officers and a December 31 1910 financial statement for The First American Savings and Trust Co of Hawaii Ltd including capital, deposits, profits, assets and liabilities.
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