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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1911
Page
8
Investment or home potential on a Hawaii market listing, advertised by a Hawaiian Stock Exchange member. The brief notes room 10 percent, a post office box, and a peculiar address fragment with a cryptic telephone reference.
A scattered list of sugar stocks and related companies trading on the Honolulu Stock Exchange Tuesday, including Ewa Plantation Co Hawaiian Ageie Co and multiple Hawaiian sugar concerns. Market quotes show varied prices and a final note cites a quotation of 7120 per ton.
Ammy Gardoer, identified as the Lawet for the middlewesht ote, entered the lane alongside Frank Elgue in a tense contest. The report notes a time of tiefaat Anis and references a rear lane incident, with multiple uncertain names and fragments indicating a sports confrontation or officiating dispute.
Local notices describe events and services around Honolulu including performances at the Empire Theatre, a Promenade Heights improvement meeting, a motor carriage repair shop, and a clothing house featuring Schaffner and Mare outfits. The item lists businesses on Queen Street and Fort and Veretanta Streets with hours and services, plus a public meeting at Masonic Temple and Lodge events.
A garbled OCR page mentions a will and legal actions including a judgment against J TL Mackenate, a bid for tenders by the Hoard of Health, and a dispute involving Winkl eheach and an Amusement Company. It also references drinks, an auto livery, and a Pearl Harbor related note.
A dated legal notice outlines a probate matter in Pine County involving a petitioner seeking letters of administration or related relief. The document specifies a hearing on a designated June day in a circuit court, with proceedings likely concerning the estate of the deceased and the appointment of a personal representative. The notice names the court and involved parties, including the petitioner and respondents, and informs interested parties of their rights and deadlines.
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