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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1910
Page
6
The issue lists varied items from The Bulletins including sales offers at local stores, shipping and consulate notes, upcoming events, political mentions, notices on public works, and civic meetings. It notes funeral details, road and park discussions, tax and finance topics, and a poultry show entry reminder with entry forms and council guidance.
A dense listing of sugar plantations and allied companies such as Pala Plantation Co, Waimanajo Sugar Co, Hawaii Sugar Co, Hilo RR Co, and Mokulua Pine Associates. The document records bonds, sales figures, and note listings like 20 Kwa and 106 Kwa Ola, with totals around 29,765 and 2000 for Hilo tests and Hilo RR.
Fragmented text references prices such as 4.02 cents, 880.40 per ton and mentions names or entities like Haw Cae and Navico-Jan. No coherent event, date, or clear subject emerges from the readable fragments.
The city and county leaders consider a project by pavement contractor Gilman to lay white petrolic pavement on Fort Street from Queen to Beretania. The plan would cost about 3 dollars per yard with a guaranteed maintenance period and a potential $30,000 setup, pending approval. The Road Committee favors giving Gilman a chance to proceed and to enter a con tract for Fort Street paving with petrolic material, hoping it will benefit Honolulu’s business district.
The Alameda announcement lists a January 6 to 9 sequence of Catholic observances for Three Kings Day and associated services. It notes a Pontifical Mass at 10:30, benediction at 7 p.m., and Masses at St. John the Baptist and St. Joseph churches with early morning hours.
The annual election of officers of the United Chinese Society was held on January 1910. View President Yee Chin, Tau Tone Chines Secretary Chong Chack Lat Engiluh Secretary, Wm. Y. Kwat Fong Treasurer, Ho Fou, Lan WM. Y. KWAL FONG English Secretary.
The undersigned filed with the Hawaii Territory Treasurer a December 1 1909 partnership statement forming Pacific Cash Stamp Company in general partnership. Members listed, partnership to create and redeem stamps, business at Beretunta Street Harrison Building opposite Central Fire Station Manila Honolulu. Dated December 20 1909.
A fragmented OCR item hints at a demand for something substantial with recurring motifs about a feast and encouragement. The readable portions mention Eva and Edna in conversation and a troubling inability to share a feast, suggesting a community notice or personal note lost in garbled text.
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