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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1912
Page
6
Fragmented historical notes detail funding or readiness for works on King Street, listing committees, officials, and unspecified actions. The text references legal and civic entities, including attorneys and water mains, with unclear dates but mentions preparations and approvals for public works on a street project.
Fragmented OCR notes outline penalties for speed violations and related traffic enforcement. Mentions locations, agencies, and various fine amounts, with unclear dates and names due to transcription errors.
A garbled OCR passage lists numerous individuals and titles in a legal or formal setting. The text references a trial or examination with terms like warranty and rights, mentioning various names such as Viechula Santo Keinexte Machado and JG, and a long string of personal names followed by scattered roles and affiliations.
A garbled notice describes a February 22 event titled All Welcome 10 Colonial Ball with diverse attendees and outfits. Tickets priced at $1.40. The gathering, likely at the Youns Hotel, features various costumes and a planned program.
A conference between Walter Biliteham and Charles S. Judd discussed leasing land at Pearl Harbor for a new company. The governor noted the matter and the proposed appraisal, with plans to allow the company to view the land and its condition for potential acquisition.
Silva’s Toggery announces new spring clothes for men recently received from Campus tailors Hart Fehalmney and Mary. Quality tailoring and patterns reflect eastern fashion. shoppers urged to view trends for Floral Parade and plan purchases.
Dr Clark reports on Wilcox model homes for arrivals of European immigrants at Kowal plantations in the Territory. He describes four large dining rooms, kitchen and living spaces, and timber walls. Immigrants express contentment with work, while noting minor troubles.
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