Hawaii Weekly Bulletin Circulation Figures and Notices
Fragmented OCR shows January 12 14 15 18 entries for the Evening Bulletin and Weekly Editione with circulation totals and averages for Hawaii. Mentions Monoluli Fist Judiciat Circuit and CR Hockub related items, not clear outcomes or events.
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G. Wockus
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Tiiletin
Wililiar
Jasnoneny
BEIT
Hawaii
Kolletin Phishing CO. Ltd
CR Hockub
Harloves
Anwar
World's Tight Money Market Amid Global Financial Strain
A chaotic analysis outlines the global money squeeze driven by inflation and trade disruptions. Major economies face high prices, reduced trade, and investor caution amid varying policy responses. The piece notes market fragility and calls for careful scrutiny of banking and credit conditions.
Turbulent Global Markets Amid War and Unrest
The article surveys worldwide economic strains driven by war and upheaval. It notes high commodity prices, rising shipping costs, and fragile confidence in markets from New York to London and across Europe, with calls for reform and caution about future security and policy.
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Valpa
Paleo
Plese
China
United States
York
Wall Street
New York
Surester Wall
Fom Wanganes
Corry
Ventierewe
Sean
Otlie
London
Europe
Hank Fine
Landini
America
Special Volcano Trip from Mauna Loa Tour
A special excursion offers a Mauna Loa volcano trip with daytime viewing from Hilo and Kona coast visits. The itinerary includes hotel stays, trains, and a two and a half day duration, with ferry-like tours and a special rate of $81.00. Booking details request inquiries and tickets.
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Lanvin
Tile Mt Nod
Vo Hbe
Ki Joma
Yale Fano House
Suaray
Mauna Loa
Hotimiyant Po'ptock
Kau
Kona
Janunee
Orupeton
Real Estate Dept Listing with Various Fees and Corner Fort
The document lists real estate department figures including 940.00 25.00 412.50 500 18.00 15.00 16.00 1020 40.00 30.00 38.00 930.00 and references Henry Waterhouse Trust Co Ltd at the corner of Fort and Merchant streets. The fragment notes fees and property details connected to a Honolulu area listing.
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Corner Fort
Merchant Ste
Band Concert at Emma Square Promises Evening Tones
A readable fragment reports a band concert at Emma Square titled The Howaiian band with later pieces announced by Pat Mitch Tokio and others. Names appear garbled but include Verdi and Berger March offerings as part of the program and late performances by Bone Mareh Promi.
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Pat
Miteh
Tokio
Dmvinita
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Mareh
Promit
The
Tambariians
Verdi Pant
Vorn
Berger Maroh
Laver
Iree
Roe Birnie
Honolulu Weather Report Mixes Data and Notices
A garbled Honolulu weather column from January 21 includes wind velocities and directions, rainfall timing, and totals, alongside legal notes about motions, attorneys fees, and a court proceeding. Readable fragments show sections on wind speed, rainfall, and a judge’s decisions interwoven with weather data.
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Wlventate
OM Miles
Wal. B
GLOUD OVER Queen Emma Property in Legal Dispute
Attorney General Petere today met in circuit court to remove title from Queen Emma property at Kuukaboin Niuaun avenue. The case involves Bishop Ketate trustees and claims by Keona Ana and others, with reference to a 1800s mortgage and transfer to Princess Ruth and trustees of the Moho estate.
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Petere
Jon
Ema
Kuukaboin
Niuaun Avenue
Ketate
Hawatt
Kenna Ana
John Young
Keona Ana
John Khan
Mortener Wan
Petiowe
Ana
Ruth
Moho Ietate
Sanket
Do. Oweter
Woo. Smith
Bo MD Danian
W. Caster
I Faxon
Chung Wah Installation Officers Held in Ceremony
The Chung Wah assembly held its installation of officers on Saturday night after a banquet. Speeches by new officers followed. The event showcased formal attire and highlighted officers named in the program.
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Kowal Bone
Chow Ky
oMeers
Yap Sre Young
Vo GB
Kone
Wong Kim Chow
VC M
Japanese Boarding School at Motlili for orphans care
A boarding school near Heverantn and Kiteetree operates to care for orphans or children of working parents. It runs three dormitories including a global dorm, a larger dorm, and a chapel area, funded by Tanwkn, serving children aged two to four who are described as courteous and respectful as enrollment grows from about four pupils.
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Heverantn
Pronent
Fragmented note on school children and improvised meals
The text describes children at Intervals wanes vandien receiving peanuts and raste as extra meals. It notes young pupils learning garden cultivation and sometimes providing own vegetables. Absent teachers caused disruptions, with improvised teaching and plans for a new building and facilities in coming days.
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Panaka
Chinese Gambling Case Opens in Judge Robinson Court
A raid led to the Chinese gambling case being heard in Judge Robinson's court this morning. The room filled with gamblers crowded every space, with no seating available as they awaited proceedings after an appeal from the Detroit Quarter.
Ghuisa Maru Case Nears Conclusion In Court
The Doles court expects the Ghuisa Maru case to conclude today with Judge Dole presiding. If proceedings extend, the matter will be transferred to the United States Commissioner for further action.
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Tue Doles
Dole
United States
Queen Alexander in smoking stir as society shifts
London reports Queen Alexander engaging in smoking during opera visits and at home, signaling a social change as aristocrats increasingly accept women smoking. Norway's Queen Maud faced public scrutiny over hat plume feathers at a charity event, triggering protests from bird protection groups and a reprimand from the Queen's secretary.
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London
Alexander
Yoni
Dalury
Miro NorwWay
Alexandra
Norway
Ritx
Maud
Society For the Protection of
Shea
Ant
Walking Around the World on a 9100000 Mile Wager
Anton Haralian, starting in New York, aims to walk 23 000 miles on a bet of 910 000. He plans two days in New York then to Genoa, Sydney, Melbourne, Bangkok, Hong Kong, Vladivostok, and onward to Vienna, chasing a prize tied to completing a world afoot journey. The tale mixes travel, wager, and a long arc toward an Austrian capital finish in September.
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York
Anton Haralian
New York
Damier
Genoa
Sydney
Australia
Harwin
Melbourne
Howekong
Vladlvotik
Bieri
Koster
Vieni
King of Mary
House of
Iaukkea Dismisses List Of Old Police Officers
A brief notice reports Iaukkea dismissing several veteran officers effective February 1. The sheriff announced the replacement would maintain the same personnel count while shifting Democrats to new patrol posts. Names listed include Nan Ketuwa, Alex Misia, and Frank Rodrienes among others.
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Iaukea
Sheriff Taukea
Nan Ketuwa
Alex, Misia
AL Manuwat
Oh No Manuwat
Frank Rodrienes
Danns Kuttke
Gen. Kuwal
CG A. Bivhaw
Chan Kakulin
Lyman Enters Race for Senate Clerk Post
W K Lyman of Milo enters the race for the Senate clerk position. Harry Murray and Vernard Kelestie are named as rivals. Hawaii delegates show support for Democratic alignment. The County Beacon will publish weekly for nine months. Letters of administration for Mary AN Patinue directed to W Re Epatle. bond set at 5000.
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W. K. Lyman
Milo
Vileant
Senate
Harry Murray
Vernard Kelekstie
Hawaii
Wileh
Lymn
County
Logialatre
Dudge
Mary AN Patinue
W. Re Epatle
The Stratoogi and the Meaning of Quotation Marks
An editor cites religious and literary authority in a call for strict quotation practice. ANNI M. PRESCOTT argues that altering text breaches holy writ standards and must remain faithful to original punctuation and substance.
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Anni M. Prescott
Japanese War Drills Reported Near Camp McKinley
A report by Mle Hodgson notes Japanese groups encountered on the grade near Camp McKinley. They formed lines, advanced with sticks, counter-marched, and sought cover, described with military precision. Additional reports claim similar gatherings near Kalrukt in recent weeks, though unverified.
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Mle. Hodgson
Kupahuli
Camp McKinley
Open Letter From Pacific Department Opens Insurance Debate
A letter from the Pacific Coast department extols the Royal Insurance Company of Liverpool, claims strong claims payment and high reserves, and argues no other firm offers a better policy. It praises the Royal’s reliability, discounts, and global standing while urging policyholders to remain with Royal. The note references Hawaii agents and associates in promoting continued confidence.
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San Francisco
Bellows I Hetter
Royal Insurance Company of Liverpool
Royal Continuen
Fte
Lin Ban Franctxon Yreny Jonnex
Tte Surpluw
Royal
Alno Companie Trong
Rolla V. Watt
Parifie Coast Department
WAL G
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