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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1911
Page
10
Island Investment Co Limited appears in a damaged OCR text with scattered names and addresses. The fragment mentions street identifiers and a telegraphic style address line, but no clear event, action, or outcome to summarize. The readable portion provides no verifiable details for a concrete notice.
Fragmented OCR listing multiple Hawai ian sugar companies and equities with prices, shares, and notes. Mentions Kekaha, Koloa, McBryde, Pioneers, Walalua, Inland Steam, Hawaiian Pineapple, and other entities with per share figures and totals, reflecting a market snapshot.
A garbled fragment describes event notes from Mulbourtil Australia involving wartime brides and attendants. Mentions gowns and a ship attachment with a suitor, and a reference to a date in the near month. Names appear fragmented and uncertain but imply social preparations during wartime.
Fragmented local notices and ads cover a wide range of topics from theater and hats to car service and holidays. Mentions include Kam Chong Co shipments, Henry May & Co Ltd, and Hawaiian Carriage Mfg Co. details about promotions, meetings, and store closings appear amid miscellaneous announcements and public notices.
Hawaii’s new bond package totals 2,124,000 includes appropriations for water and sewer work in Honolulu plus multiple neighborhood improvements. The plan, introduced in the Senate, lists specific project costs from Kaawa to Pohukaina and involves a commission overseeing bond expenditure.
Funeral notices report Clarke to be buried locally this week with services at the church. Wren and several relatives are referenced among those attending. the obituary notes a death yesterday and mentions funeral plans and related details.
Subscriptions notice urges readers to report nonrecurrence or nondelivery to the circulation department. It references Americans invited by the government, taxation, and contract terms, implying a dubious, possibly propagandist recruitment message with unclear origins and aims. The fragmented text mentions readers and complaints, urging action at designated offices.
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