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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1911
Page
9
An extended comic romance follows Lord Loveland, a charming but vain aristocrat, who travels to America seeking an heiress. His brimming ego clashes with family expectations as his mother and he weigh marriages, fortunes, and the clash of manners across the Atlantic setting.
In a strained families scene Lord Loveland contemplates money troubles after past splendor. His mother appeals to resources as Loveland recalls a battlefield heroism that earned praise and a Victoria Cross, while a looming social debt shadows their castle life.
A wry discussion unfolds as Loveland and his mother debate a strategic move to New York or Newport to woo American heiresses. They weigh the allure of English titles against American fortunes, with Loveland skeptical of romance and eager for a swift, prudent match for his status and finances. The plan hints at social games, letters of introduction, and the lure of high society across oceans.
A dainty theater and social scene notice promotes a perfumed powdered heaven for easy skin cleansing. The booklet claimed to keep complexion smooth and remove soot and grease, offered for ten cents by FT HOPKINS at 87 Great Jones Street New York. Washington Herald criticizes advertorial padding in magazines.
Authority states auction at the front door of Cus Wal Hunobila for parcels near Homestead Draet and Forest Be Seave. Area estimates 200 to 540 acres with rents up to 2600 per year, dated May 21. Maps and details available at Capitol Buildings in Tonalin Marston Camp.
Notice of sale for general leases of public land situated in Kula Maui and Kona Molokai. Sale set for noon Monday April 7 at the front tier of the Saphal in Honolulu under the government authority. Leases require annual rent 80 dollars paid in advance with two year minimum term and strict boundary conditions. Applications and details available at the office of the Public Lands Capitol Building Honolulu. January 20, 1914.
A prospectus-style notice from Oxnald Lutted at 1189 Fortstreet promotes Lakeview No 2 oil investment. It cites honest management and references to local banks in Los Angeles. The notice notes Gov H Paul will handle subscriptions during the sender’s absence and promises information on any nearby oil property upon return.
The fragment notes tele phone numbers associated with Hattutin appear in the editorial room at 2185 editorial room and 2256 westness office. The readable text presumes contact details and location references, suggesting a directory or contact snippet within the page segment.
In a formal notice from the annual meeting of THE BANK OF THAWA ALL LIMITED, held January 25, 1911, officers and directors were elected for the ensuing year. Names include PRESIDENT Tenney VICE PRESIDENT Lew MANAGER Damon. directors listed with Atherton, Carter, Bishop, McCannon, Tenney, Lewis, and others. Notary public J. D Marques witnessed the proceedings.
Hawaiian Territory court documents announce a summons in the United States v Augustus F Knudsen et al case. It directs defendants to appear within twenty days to answer the petition for condemnation of lands and related relief, witnessed by Judge Sanford S Dole and Judge A M Robertson, dated January 1911.
The Board of Commissioners of Agriculture and Forestry of the Territory of Hawaii issues a rule to prevent the introduction of banana fruit, shoots, and related plants to curb a spreading blight. It prohibits all persons and corporations from importing or bringing any bananas or plant materials into the Territory via any route including Central America and the Panama Canal Zone, effective upon governor approval.
Henry Waterhouse Trust Company Ltd announces as administrator of the estate of William Brede that creditors must present claims within six months from first publication, with vouchers if any, even if mortgaged real estate exists. Debtors are urged to pay promptly. notice dated December 30, 1910, in Honolulu, Oahu.
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