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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1911
Page
7
Notice details a mill closure from February 25 to March 11 and an election of officers for Kalialinul Plantation Company Limited. It lists meeting dates, directors, and officers with names and positions in a formal corporate notices style.
The Bowed of Directors of Kahuhu Plantation Company met on the same day and elected officers for the erection one. Joseph Baldwin Co and Paxton served as key officers with Dott Muri as Secretary and Galuku as Attorney, amid unclear details from the OCR text.
At a wanutt meeting of Pulehu Plantation Company Limited held on February 10, officers were elected. The secretary Paxton reported the company’s election results, naming Murdoch as a director and summarizing the vote and duties.
A damaged notice reports Kailua Plantation Company Limited held a meeting on a specified date in February for the election of officers including a president vice president treasurer and secretary. The document records secretary Paxton and notes the company directorate organization and a company development event.
At a wind meeting on February 1, Maui Agricultural Company members were elected to serve as officers and managers for the coming year. The roster includes HOP hardwing, Damon, Watt Smith, Dickey, J AL ie, and others to oversee the company’s affairs. Dr Murdoch named auditor.
At the annual meeting of the Honoma Sugar Co in Monolithi on February 29, 1901, shareholders elected officers and directors for the ensuing year. President W. North, Vice President W. Roberson, Treasurer W. North, Secretary R. Ake, Directors W. Bram, R. Robinson, and others, forming the board of directors.
Advertisement for Grabowski Truck 1 and 2 and 3 ton models at Bhat Wagon Co located at 875 South King Street Honolulu. Contact phone listed as 2168. Caption highlights 1 percent and 45H rating.
The report outlines a Senate committee discussion on rent increases and funds for territorial needs. It covers the proposed appropriation, the aim to facilitate governance, and references to resolutions and debates about naval ships, expedition commissions, and statutory adherence, noting concerns over intent and approval.
A notice outlines the election of officers for the American-Fiiwatian Publisher Board. It lists the roles of President, Vice President, Auditor, and Directors with names including Geo. Reedick and Ambrose, among others, and references a meeting held in February.
At the annual meeting of the Wailuka Sugar Co held in Henouln February 8 1901 officers and directors were elected for the ensuing year. MFP Robinson CS Ga Geo and 1h Rabbits We W. North were named to serve on the board along with others. Directors were formally announced with the meeting concluding after the official notice.
An odd historical note questions whether dental health affects a nation's strength. It argues that Uncle Sam supports enlistment if teeth are well cared for and mentions OdontUry and a naval context as examples of dental hygiene affecting readiness.
A historic advertisement extols Sozodont as a wonderful antiseptic and dentifrice. It promises a pleasant fragrance and strong cleansing power for teeth, claiming alkaline properties to resist decay while combating the arch enemy of the teeth.
Sozodont Tooth Powder and Sozodont Tooth Paste Wire the Haund are praised as prime favorites across many uses and remain stocked by druggists. The note underscores popular dental care items favored by customers and carried in local shops.
The annual meeting of Choamaber of SHEE will be held today with officers to be elected. Trail work and new paths are reported across the region with several members contributing to continuous improvements and future plans.
Lant Hight, a man described as a rival of Great Snooks, was arrested on shore for drunkenness and lodged at the station. He reportedly fled by the stone wall during the night, later returning with friends to post bail. A jailer noted a departed detainee, and the bulletin records the incident in terse terms.
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Dolliver and Rog headline the bill at the Entire with lively vaudeville. The Empire duo deliver fair maidens and daring foils while Rog charms with acrobatics and silent comedy to close the show.
A renowned violinist Koetin will perform at the Opera House on Wednesday evening under the patronage of We ft Adams. The artist arrived aboard the Hera hoping for Madame Calye and Siena Cav, with a broad repertoire including works by Saraste and Verdi. Box plan opens tomorrow at ten o clock at the Territorial Messenger Service, Hotel Street, with Manager Peter in attendance.
Reports indicate Harry Werner exploring a fresh enterprise linked to a theatre project described as The Way. The notes mention five secured buildings and ongoing talks about establishing the venture, signaling a strategic business push by Werner in the theatre arena.
Figures named include T A Danzig linked to a carnival booth in Chicago and Ray Stannard Baldwin noted as author stopping at a Royal Hawaiian hotel. M Dowsett travels to Plovency Italy per latest reports from a trotters publication. Bishop Harris of the Methodist church in Japan expected to arrive at Chiye Mira to address Oriental questions at a future service.
Miss Ellen Terry, the Welsh actress, received a gold medal for distinguished service to dramatic art. The award was presented by the Roundery of the New theater before a notable assembly including Mayors, Musicians, and others. She becomes the first woman thus honored.
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