Sugar quotation posted at Honolulu Stock Exchange
P. D. Box 528 Honolulu reports the latest sugar price at 3.62 cents per pound, equating to about 70.40 dollars per ton, as recorded on Wednesday January 18.
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1911
Page
8
P. D. Box 528 Honolulu reports the latest sugar price at 3.62 cents per pound, equating to about 70.40 dollars per ton, as recorded on Wednesday January 18.
A jumble of local notices lists services and bids in Honolulu. Dentists and auto firms advertise, a judge fines an habitual drunkard, marriages set for the evening, county attorney arrives, cases postponed, and druggist meetings planned. City contracts go to several local suppliers including Metropolitan Meat, Yeo Hop, Henry May, Muckfeld, Davies, and Love's Bakery with Inland Steam Navigation Co. named among bidders.
District Court summons issued against Augustus F. Knudsen and multiple defendants in Hawaii Territory. Instruction to appear within twenty days to answer petition or face condemnation judgment. Official notices dated January 6 and January 17, 1911, with clerks Murphy and Davis cited.
A British Army captain named Charles Glen Collins manipulated a princess in a New York affair over a valuable vase collection. Appraisers valued the vases at £1250, the captain vanished after promising payment, and the woman later exposed him in New York. She pursued seven years of payments but he left owed money as public records note.
A reported case describes enemies suing over a meter and attaching property far beyond the claimed amount. The document notes attachments covering all of the plaintiff's property known or found, valuing about three times the claim, including a motor car.
An old ad promotes Lakeview No. 2 oil company stock, urging subscriptions and promising solid financial standing. It notes a manager phase, a contact in Los Angeles, and Geo A. Paul handling subscriptions during the owner’s absence. The author, J Oxwall, lists 1189 Fort Street as a contact.
Citizens with special police commissions and badges formed by Sheriff Jarrett two years ago are asked to return them to Lieutenant Reed of the patrol department for renewal. The letter notes many write things in letters they would not say in person.
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