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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1911
Page
6
Sugar prices listed in Honolulu markets show a last quotation around 3.45 cents per pound, about 60 dollars per ton. Reports mention Foaribe and Oahu Sug Co, BEAT, Futian and other firms in trading activity with noted totals and unit prices.
The Bulletin lists unchanged telephone numbers for business and editorial offices and then prints a jumble of local service advertisements. It mentions The Encore bar, Hewalian Carriage Co, and several vendors offering free stumps and various services, with contact numbers like 2256, 2125, 427 Queen St, 2281, and 1873. The fragmentary text references deliveries, printing, and cleaning services with limited readable names and phrases.
Commander George Ro Salisbury of the U S Navy commands the gunboat Winningtom at Thorethons and left December to assume governorship of Guam, replacing Governor Van Dos who held the post for more than two years. Salisbury has served on the Asiatic station and is noted in port reports of Oxfent and Honolulu.
Lakeview No 2 offers an investment chance managed by trusted men. Prospective buyers are advised to contact Los Angeles banks for financial standing. Subscriptions will be reserved during the owner's absence and information on nearby oil properties will be provided upon return.
A fragment suggests a preference for remaining signorant over acquiring a certain bganda of snow. The wording is unclear and lacks concrete names or places.
A late 19th century style notice advertises a public sale or auction of real estate in Honolulu. It lists city property including vacant lots and dwellings, with terms accepting cash, notes, bonds, or other securities as payment, and mentions locations like Kalniukt and nearby streets for viewing.
A fragmented report notes tense talk among financial figures and local bankers about a major economic decision. Officials and unnamed executives weigh risks, seeking approval for a pivotal loan or policy move. no final outcome stated.
Fragmented OCR news item describes a wartime procession, military ships, and public notices. It mentions the American Walk, preparations for a voyage to Manila port, and the Merchants' Association meeting to discuss a measure before Congress. Names and exact places are unclear due to transcription errors.
A cryptic market note describes bond sale activity with scattered figures and references to “bargain Tenure” and rubber prices. Mentions Wigan Mh and Posner amid erratic data, noting a slight drop and quieter activity at a later stage.
A dainty powdery beauty leaflet promises portable facial care for women on the go. The compact leaves remove dirt and grease, impart a delicate bloom, and prevent makeup spills, available by mail for ten cents from Hopkins at 27 Great Jones Street, New York.
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