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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1909
Page
5
A garbled OCR snippet shows assorted prices and items such as Haw and Pineapple with figures like 2000, 95, 20, 48, 87.6 percent, and sugar quotation 2.02. It references locations including Hilo and Ewa and mentions various companies and weights. The text is highly corrupted and not clearly coherent.
Entered for Record dates July 16 and July 17 1008 with multiple names including Mary A Richards Helen Covlette Lincoln McCuldewe Danne John Manaulay Kondao Hotsebtabtor Kayaki Beker Tong We Wai Lasse Lowery Cooke Wy Bank of Wal Mercy Acai Ponnhawal Callies Hot Ane Jamu Ikeda Ahae and T.
A garbled Honolulu page discusses market prices for the Bulletta and wine company stocks, social arrivals including C. H. Soga and W. Hoult, hotel affiliations, church visitors, and local business ads. It mentions state officials, education notices, and a prison bribery tale tied to Fujihara.
Notice from the Office of the Depot Quartermaster Honolulu T H dated July 17 states sealed proposals for coal straw bran and gasoline for Fort Ruger will be received in triplicate until a specified time in July and opened afterward. Details requested via application to Major M N Falls Captain and Quartermaster US Army with notice dates July 19 20 21 22 29.
Arrangements made with Inter-Inland Company for a team trip to Kahulul on August 14 to measure rackets with Maui experts. Players depart on Mauna Loa at noon or Claudine at 5 p.m. round trip fare 12 dollars. List of players not yet confirmed for Monolaii Golf Club tournament includes Capt. Low and others. Tennis championship events set for August 14 with matches in men’s singles and title holder A. L. Castle. More new equipment arrivals noted to boost interest.
The Marine Base third baseman John Coll is highlighted as possibly the best welterweight on the Islands. He has a 140 to 142 pound weight and a spotless service boxing record with more than a dozen wins in the Philippines. Plans floated to pit Coll against McCollough of Fort Shafter, depending on Wahilant’s uncertain participation, promising a strong draw for Camp Very and Fort Shatter.
A Pat Dug Agency representative will visit Maui on and after July 20 to address past due accounts and claims for elections on the island. The bulletin lists the agency contact as TEL 38a and notes payment requests.
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