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The season features pumps, ankle reps and dressy boots with short vamps. The smartest models are available in great variety at modest prices. A new patent colt pump with short vamp and high arch, buckle match, and ankle strap is shown, matching the cut.
Kohala Sugar to redeem bonds on August 1 1910
Kohala Sugar Company will pay 45000.00 dollars in interest bearing bonds on August 1, 1910 at the banking house of The Bank of Hawaii Honolulu. The bonds to be paid are listed and the interest will accrue from August 1, 1910. Treasurer Chas H Atherton signs the notice in Honolulu June 23, 1910.
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Kohala Sugar Company
Hank of Hawaii
Lim- Hed
Honolulu
Chas
H. Atherton
Kohala Sugar Co
Peacock & Co Limited Elects Officers at Annual Meeting
At the annual meeting of W. C. Peacock & Co., Ltd held July 8 2010 at the company office, officers were elected for the coming year. R J thachty was named President, BH AwALM oes was made Vice President, AM tL Drummond became Secretary, CA BRODIE Treasurer and W uO J. O'NEIL was appointed Auditor. The officers form the Board of Directors.
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W. C. Peacock & Co., Ltd
Nel
R J. Thachty
AM. Tl Drummond
CA. Brodie
Coco Cs
Ireeturm
Fernander In thie ety vig tr Mie
Reading fragments show a terse notice with names and places, likely a local item or notice. Names appear garbled and illegible in places, but core entities hint at an individual and a location. The readable bits suggest a short public or legal notice from a local paper page segment.
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Fernander
Sugar Market Prices Rise as Refiners Buy in Tight Supply
Warm weather lifts refined sugar demand as retailers run low on hand. Refiners like Federal Sugar Refining and Warner Bigar Ref ining bought tens of thousands of bags for July and August shipments, pushing duties paid prices higher. London and New York markets show further gains, with buyers firm and July shipments constrained. Expect continued strength into upcoming buying movements as consumption rises and stockpiles shrink. Additionally, U S Army transport Sherman slated to depart for Guam, discharging earth and coal cargo along the way.
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Federal Sugar Refining Company
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Bome morvtciote tale echoes through Wilton town
A garbled local note recounts a strange event as residents discuss a cryptic incident around Wilton. Names and details are unclear, but the scene centers on unusual behavior near a fork in the road and its surrounding chatter.
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Wilton
Arouind
Nidhemeelvnn
Rheumatism Cure Advertisement From Los Angeles Sale
An old advertisement promotes a rheumatism cure claiming success for severe pains. The notice lists a treatment by Dr William and urges readers to buy from Williams Medicine Company in Schenectady, NY with pricing details. It mentions patients from Toronto seeking relief and notes improved symptoms after use.
Medical and Therapeutic Procedures Listed for Public Use
A catalog of therapies and devices including X-Ray for frequency d Arsonalization, electric light bath and pour bath, violet ray lamps, electric massage, pine needle and Nauheim baths, galvanization, electrolysis, endoscopy, massage and mechano gymnastic aids, with a telephone contact for inquiries.
Old Employee Is Rewarded For Long Service At Sea
A veteran officer named Bates receives a promotion as a token of appreciation for decades of service. The voyage from the Coast to the Orient features a crowded steerage, with nearly one hundred passengers returning to Asia. The ship carries light cargo including rotten fruit, canned goods, leather, and textiles, while two deaths occur among Chinese steerage passengers. Remains are embalmed for Hong Kong authorities. The vessel remains at Channel wharf during port stay with no notable incidents reported aboard.
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Mr. Bates
Bermain
Kranelven
Hongkong
Channel
Kote
Guilty of Contempt Adjudged in Court by Judge Robin
Wong was found guilty of contempt for failing to pay alimony and a leg fee as ordered. Sentence suspended until Saturday morning. Wong’s attorney, Quins, secured a postponement to allow payment and appearance after the steamer departure. Wong is to return to court Saturday morning.
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Wong
Wan
Robin
Torpey
Quins
Mauna Ke
Agin
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