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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1911
Page
6
An advertisement notes a stock and bond broker business located at 83 Merchant Street with telephone number 1482 and P. O. Box 528 for correspondence. The note emphasizes brokerage services and contact details.
Jim at the Honolulu Stock Exchange reports the latest sugar quotes at 3.45 cents per pound or 900 dollars per ton. The brief reflects current price levels and market notation for traders.
Local item notices list Honolulu civic matters including meetings of clubs and committees at Queen Street offices, calls for bids, road work petitions in Kaimuki, and preparations for an upcoming civil service examination with eligibility rules and age requirements.
The article notes two naval guns, the Hyperion and another unnamed piece, will be mounted at the station tomorrow with instruction in handling. Authorities expect no enemy procedure but place the weapons for precaution, with the setup to protect grounds and ensure readiness.
The piece describes a printing works operation with foremen and workers in a well organized, urgent newsroom environment. It emphasizes efficiency, the flow of papers, and the moral of timely delivery. The text frames the plant as a busy business institution delivering news and advertising to readers.
The Bank of Hawaii, Ltd. reports assets totaling 5 604 646.70 with capital and reserves listed. Officials including Cashier Damon and directors such as Atherton and Macfarlane are named. A directors meeting held January 25, 1911, specifies officers and board members for the ensuing year.
Lakeview No 2 Ol Company offers stock subscriptions with a fifty to one chance of success. Managed by men of honor, the firm claims ties to banks in Los Angeles and invites inquiries for potential oil property information. J Oswald Lutted footnote Fortstreet assigns Geo H Paul to collect subscriptions during absence.
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