Sugar Quotations and Local Stocks Update
Latest sugar quotation stands at 3.09 cents or 79.80 dollars per ton. The list shows multiple local stock entries including Walatna and Oahu Sugar Co with varying lots and prices, reflecting a busy market.
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1909
Page
6
Latest sugar quotation stands at 3.09 cents or 79.80 dollars per ton. The list shows multiple local stock entries including Walatna and Oahu Sugar Co with varying lots and prices, reflecting a busy market.
Patrons of the department must prepare rubbish and waste material for removal no later than dawn. If not ready it cannot be disposed of until the next morning. Garbage Department official JW Welbod issues the order.
Blank books of all sorts, tedgers, are manufactured by the Bulletty Publishing Company for note taking, ledgers, and journals.
The Bulletin lists offers and ads for auto repairs from Hawaiian Carriage Mast Co and shipping books from Barletta office. It notes arrivals of 150 Filipinos aboard Nippon Mauri and references various local notices, a municipal works update, and a directive from a road supervisor about waste disposal.
The article describes B A Mott-Smith’s interrupted two week vacation due to Treasury and health board concerns. After a aborted auto trip around Mawali, he shifted to a weeklong complex tour in Oahu, then a flood of business led to renewed delays. His delegation continued with a ten day voyage still in progress.
M. W. Ferner IV faces trial as authorities press charges of gross cheating. The case involves alleged misappropriation of funds connected to a soda water works owner and a Trevet collector. Official records indicate failure to render a retina of over 324, with additional details pending court action.
A fragmented market note suggests increased sponsorship prospects in general trading with higher prices expected. References to Nifong and Hat stakes hint at clan and San Francisco holders influencing valuations as more units may be produced.
By authority sealed tenders will be opened by the Superintendent of Public Works on Monday August 9 for painting the basement room of the Capital Building used by Public Works and Public Land Office. Specifications on file in the Superintendent of Public Works office. The right to reject any or all bids reserved. Honolulu July 28 1909. MARSTON CAMPBELL Superintendent of Public Works.
A fragmented account portrays Mayor Fern dreaming of a lavish automobile backed by a white-hooded board. Supervisors resist funding, fearing improper use after a proposed car purchase is rejected, with citizens watching as the mayor longs for the vehicle.
The piece discusses upcoming delegate selection with Republicans seeking a united front and Democrats preparing campaigns. It notes candidates will emerge across streets, platforms forming soon, and crowds gathering at the real estate exchange on King Street for the vote.
Maui sugar magnate Baldwin arrived from the mainland aboard the Siongotta and stated he has no news to share beyond a health recovery. He sought word on Ka HUKW plantation strikers and noted they were ordered away from the plantation and living at Koolau or Honolulu. He mentioned plans to resume harbor work at Kahului.
Entered for record July 26 1909 real estate transactions from 10 30 am to 4 30 pm Manl K Cooker to BA Nawa and others and Pineapple Co Lt to Castle Cooke Lt July 27 1909 from 9 30 am to 10 30 am Consolidated Pineapple Co Lt to Castle Cooke Lt An order filed in court yesterday in the matter of Charles T Wilder Tax Assessor v Hart Axtell and others directing Axtell to appear and account for indebtedness before clerk of court
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