Subscription Rates for the Evening Bulletin in 1907
The Evening Bulletin lists subscription prices payable in advance for weekly and yearly deliveries, including inland and foreign territories. It shows circulation figures and statements by the publisher CG. Rockub, with dates around May 1907 and notes on sworn affidavits and notary attestations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawaii
Honolulu
Wocels
Hulletin
Publiaking Conplay
Kinilte
Belug Fleet
Boil Depines
Werk
Utter Watt
Weely
Heavan
CG. Rockub
A Practical School of Nursing for Hawaiian Girls
An article advocates establishing a practical nursing school for Hawaiian girls linked to a hospital. It outlines curriculum in anatomy physiology and clinical duties, stresses supervised hospital work, public health training, and the need for facilities, staffing, and funding to train competent district nurses. Mentions salaries, laboratory work, dispensary duties, and potential impact on Hawaiian healthcare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mengamhery
Gerald
Herve
Poeta Aetotina
Eninge
Rivine
Emmys
Awelland
Laker
Wheatig
Niles Wie
Agtviens
Arkee
Hygtone
Ohwinlainy
Amestia Friones
Salareiats
Barternnlogical
Aehonis Indo
Aotyen
Dupinig
Nemierad
Ant Wrshik
Sstoun
Tdi Diesel
Julenes
Poe
Huberett
Wiss
Necewany
Goonamze
Sapien Keaton
Pastor Medfer
Kaikerweth
Trent and Co Hopeful on Distillery Market Prospects
A May 1 letter from Kenley Wont of Maui requests juice for a few news items and announces Koon Vineyards Company, Ltd intends incorporation. The writer stresses fruit crops like bananas and pineapples need markets, notes grapes yield twelve tons per year, and envisions a distillery and winery to processKenan fruits once option grows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Koon Vineyards Company
Wbant
Ietits
Lanans
Papalias
Stupts
Troll-Growing
Thales
Honolulu Ladies Urge Support For Coastbound Contest
A reader letter from Honolulu praises local talent and urges the community to back six Honolulu girls chosen to go to the Coast. The writer, signing as a Honolulu Lady, calls for unity and notes many attractive artisans on the island while contrasting with other islands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amnoy Evening Bulletin
Honolulu
Votes Weekly Subscription Rates
A concise pricing note lists subscriptions: Votes Weekly one year for $1.00 and 425 Weekly six months for 50, along with a 200 reference. The fragment appears to show periodical pricing details or a promo line for a newspaper-like service.
Local Street Names and Notation Confusion in Waikiki Area
A garbled OCR fragment lists Waikiki streets including Beretania King Nouanu Bunana Nousun Thurston Wilder and Pensacula Lumslilo with repeated errors. It mentions King Street and Weikiti Eolloue plus a misread line about a street or avenue and a proposed project near Prospect Gin with four months per month, ending with “Viwauished.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waikiki
Beretania Street
King Street
Nouanu Avenue
Bunana Avenue
Nousun Avenue
Thurston Avenue
Wilder Avenue
Beretenia Street
Pensacula Street
Lumslilo Street
Kiang Strat King Street
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Eee
Calin
Hite
ATARI
Raul
Ind
Etrosyell
Walline
Copsreainen
Abnivins
Pheie
Tnt
Masons
Urdep
Cntr
Andie
Aurela
Cathioge
Aieliens
Mth
Stteelees
Met Poe
Alice
Pegardiiy
Banein
Maliki
Steve
Trent & CO
Hope IN
DE Mello
Kenley
Muawaii
Yours
Pacific Coast
Bulletin
Hee
Hoan
Manning Aulinitis
Lockman
Ssaa Company
Br Loman
Wear Estate
Elinloe
Weonty
Cove Poe
Marrunet Fy
Whose Hales
Mace Ee Armory
Thomas Square
Neegrumny
Mareh
Gabriel Dertitie
Bane
King Sextet
Donizetti Honaway
Monckton
Hawathin
Lettin Potts Pinnie
Mckinley Phe
U.S. N
Molakat
Sant
Hayat
Mauna Loa
ATL
Department of Public Works
Ion
Oanu
Kily Wet
Manuel K. Cook
Department of Pullic Works
Ma Holl
T. Mfume
WMT
Gubi
Einotat Maulee
America
Lovejoy & CO
Nuuanu Street
Lewers & Cooke, Ltd
South King Strent
Hatal Street
Stanley Stephenson
Europe
HLF, Wichmann & Co
LMT
Ag Jewelves
Mulverar
Veantie Coyne
Steam Bread
Vienna Bakery
Hania Ue
Hichols
Port Aie Av
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