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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1911
Page
8
Report notes sales between boards in Honolulu and Fort Lauderdale markets with prices. Sugar quotations show latest at 342 cents per pound or $68.40 per ton, alongside related contracts and company figures.
The page lists varied items including telephone numbers, business notices, a curio saloon in Honolulu, hotel remodeling, an upcoming meeting in July, a dry goods department update, floral parade orders, a San Francisco delivery, and a wedding announcement for Miss Gertrude Topham to Robert Allen Hudson in San Jose California.
The article describes Chinese New Year celebrations in Honolulu with public gatherings and private events. It notes key attendees such as Lon Theng and a Chinese society hosting fashion and cultural displays, plus preparations for a company meeting involving George Gibh of the Ole wal Susay Company arriving aboard the Marmeikea.
Sale offers for S and L.5 lots in a well settled Nuuanu Valley area with potential electric car service, starting at $250, and terms to suit buyers. Additional lots include Kamehameha Park Tract near King Street and Ka Mehameha, Katiki Road parcels, Palama walking distance to the city, with payments like 650 down and 10 monthly installments. Final house lot on King Street and Paul Street at $325, plus shop or rental potential at 37 Merchant Street.
A garbled message lists engineers and units including Fort Weavenwartt and Manila. The fragment mentions a weekly bulletin per year and references a Philippines location and a battalion. The readable pieces point to a formal military or engineering notice with place names and unit identifiers.
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