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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1904
Page
6
A riddle styled item notes that the first clue means a good business policy, the second is always at the front, the third is one third of any ace, and the fourth is the last end of a fire. The whole points to what the bulletin enables your business to do.
A promotional listing describes a waterfront property on WikE Avenue near Kapiolai Park with 168 foot beach frontage. It notes wine-tulling rooms, dining spaces for up to 200, and complete facilities including water, electricity, and modern furnishings. Price listed as 150,005 with easy terms, invites inquiries to J A Magoon or LH Dee for immediate entry. Also announces Qube Hedwe No. 1 meeting for installing officers and legal notices regarding Lahaina real estate interests.
Special meeting of the Sanitary Stewm Lauder Company stockholders will be held at the corner of Merchant and Alakea Streets in Honolulu on Thursday, January 7, 1904 at 4 o'clock PM to consider the financial rendition of the company. GEO. BECKLEY, President. STEVEN LAWLEY, Attorney. SECRETARY L. LIGKEE?ACT.
Dividend notices from Fallenia Base Deposit and Trust noting declared dividends for six months ending December 31, 1902 and 1904. Mentions rates around 6% and 3 1/4% per annum on deposits, tax details, and payment after January 1904. Signatures include J Daniel Brown and George Tournay.
The Antual Mestlng at the Brock tiners of the Honoii Rapht Trane will aid and catopeny. Ned It Aje Aeemably Heil at the Caatie & Coole Welding ceunee Kine with Bethel streets, Manotaig, OH Tuesday, apie Wee 21, LMOH a) M8 vy Toeimy. GEORGE P THIELE, Heoretary, somete.
A sprawling freight of archaic prose depicts a ship nearing a lanterned deck while crew quandaries and mutinous roars echo. Officers Jones and McCorlin marshal volunteers as veterans and sailors stand firm amid a tense stand readiness.
An OCR garble depicts a grim military moment withcaptains, sailors, and officers amid a volatile frontier. The text hints at orders, praise for a captain, and tense reviews of troops, with references to grog rations and station details.
The aged ship formerly Duc de Duras, now The Han Wee, is described under Captain Jones. It bears thirty six JIN, twenty eight 12 pounders on the main deck, and spar decks with 18 and 12 pounders near the water line. Jones mounts 12 pounders for a dangerous experiment to outfit a ship of war for Franklin’s republic era.
An unreadable OCR passage appears to describe a event or meeting with partial names and phrases. The legible fragments mention a group gathering and a speaker or participant, but concrete details are missing. Further context cannot be determined from the legible text.
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