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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1909
Page
10
A fragmented directory snippet lists trades including carpenters and plumbers with partial contact details. Names such as Otte Ou and Teg jag Kee appear alongside addresses and phone hints, suggesting a local business directory entry.
Oahu Railway timetable lists outward trains from Honolulu to Walauanu, Konuka and Waianae with morning and afternoon departures. Inward arrivals show services from Kahului and Waianae to Honolulu with noted daily and Sunday only runs. The Limited train departs Honolulu Sundays and returns late evening, stopping at Pearl City and Waialua with ticket holders advised.
Bertram Rivenburgh, former Senate Foreign Affairs aide and Peace Commission veteran, is chosen by Mayor Rhodes to be the new city secretary. He will report for duty soon, with duties to begin mid June, after accepting ties financial terms and confirming his independence from political entanglements. His wife is linked to a local prominent family and contributes to literary outlets in the islands.
A fragment argues patent medicines are useful and affordable, claiming they have saved hundreds of families who could not afford professional doctors. The text asserts the remedies’ value and counters critics, reflecting a promotion of accessible unregulated health products.
Entries dated June 7 and June 8 1909 record real estate actions from 10:30 am to 4:30 pm and 8:30 am to 10:30 am. Multiple grantors and grantees appear, including names such as Woo Loui Co, Kilua Kapukint, Kawelo heirs, Mary Nevin, Loweto Nevin, and Jontah Nawton. The section notes the Industrial Edition mailing price 00 cents.
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