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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1901
Page
5
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A vintage bakery advertisement touts Homie Made Pies in multiple flavors and hot items at set morning times 16 oclock a.m. and 6 oclock a.m. Cream Puffs and Chocolate Éclairs appear by 11 o'clock a.m. with hot drinks. It offers a light breakfast for 19 cents, cold ham lunch for 15 cents, and a June 1 pricing promo: 70 loaves for one dollar. Orders via PHONE 74.
Snippets list residents and events in Honolulu. John Bua planned return to Acuat. Rice resigns from the Custom House. Tug Elew repairs progress. Wilder Wight due back from coast. Hongkong Maru departure noted. Legal, real estate, and estate accounts proceeding. marriages and social notices. stock quotes and shipping updates.
In a humorous plea a caller from Hilo asks the pickle producer to stop selling jars. The writer claims ongoing trouble from the product and wagers about pricing in quantities from keg to shipload while describing neighbors and family reacting to the Pickles. The note requests a measured quote to preserve the narrator from further pickle-related woes.
A Washington to Honolulu trip by A. R. Serven and Rodenberg precedes two weeks of examinations for U S civil service in Hawaii. Jobs range from clerks and translators to topographic draftsmen and Philippine service posts with salaries from $2 a day to $3,000 yearly. Applicants urged to notify the chief examiner at Honolulu via the Washington Star.
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