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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1912
Page
6
Company reports strong year, plans balance and closing books by December 31. RGTT exceeds all prior years, signaling healthy progress as Honolulu developing. January 1912 will see opening of new styles and shoe designs selected by W. A. McInerny from Hastern centers. Promises greatest display of new styles ever shown in the Territory.
Bargains promised of all kinds soon from W. E Logan & Co in Oakland California. Unlisted items and noted for traction with a focus on artificates and bargains in room 17 Bacon Blach.
A damaged OCR notice advertises a sale of various goods including wool, tote bags, and a cure related item. Jurisdiction lists Mano Palama and Honebury area with Schnack at 137 Merchant Street as the contact or location.
P. H. Burnette is identified as Commissioner of Deeds for California and New York and a notary public. The notice references Granite Marriage License and related legal services including deeds and bills of sale. Location shown as 79 Nenhant Street, Honolulu.
A dense list of sugar and plantation companies with odd lot figures, misc stock quotes, and notices from the Honolulu exchange. Companies include Haw. Com. Sugar Co, Honomu Sugar Co, Kohala Ditch Co, Kokuha Saga, Moliryde Sugar Co, Paauhan Sugar Plant Co, Pala Plantation Co, Pioneer Mill Co, and others. Also notes on dividend terms and latest sugar quotation at 44 percent.
A crowded page lists diverse items from the 1912 Honolulu market. It includes shipping and trade notices, car and carriage services, a tax and legal item about a court decision, local promotions, contract bids, and various ads for goods and services such as hats, boots, water purification, newspapers, and theater or parade references. Several names appear, including Gonsalves & Co, Geo. A Martin, Benson, Smith & Co. Ltd, and J. H. Campbell, with mentions of events like the Floral Parade and references to local infrastructure and businesses.
MISS HILEN CANWELL, a well known Seattle musician, arrived on the Howalilan yesterday to become a mother of the Ooha Coll y Caenlty. SHERIFF JARRETT has not yet appointed new policemen for the ely And rounty of Nonelith, awaiting supervisors' money before clearing the Aorn tuieis. MIL AND MMH THOMAS HALL of Sonltle left the inlands relating that the valent to the eran ont AINE Off earth amit in a short Week. Haves become splendid Inioatans fine to Melanie. Forget the Imnanastries and rem ember the Kloral Parn.
Fragmentary OCR text noting entries for record on January 4 and January 5 1912 with several unreadable names and phrases including Haw Ltd and Alun Aveopt Pel.
Fragmented OCR text describes progress on a new station with scattered phrases about planning and construction. Named places and people are obscured, but the fragment hints at project milestones, timelines, and community interest in the station’s development.
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