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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1911
Page
12
Moncevery End and fourth Saturday evening at 7:30 at K of P Hall near Mort and Neretanta. Visitimg brothers cordially invited to attend.
A jittery column lists repairs, contracts, and notices across the city and beyond. It mentions Upewriter repair offers, the Metropolitan Mount Street, and various residents including Hubert Hind and the Waite family. The piece covers land matters, a hotel cloud removal petition, and a resignation from the Hilo RIL Co with travel plans to Australia and back via Ashtra and New York.
Periodical inspection of the Tam CoM rowers at Wallika Mant Ni boon. multiple notable arrivals departures and events across Hilo Honolulu Vancouver and Aberdeen. Names include JAKINS, WOC MERRITT, YOUNG, DANNION, POLMNT, AUSTIN, WINTER SMITH, CAMPIELE, WILLFONG, ROGERKING, WILLIAM ROSS, McLean, DANIEL SYLVESTER.
A cordial invitation is extended to all to attend the children day program tomorrow at 6. An educational活动 will be presented by a local group and guests are urged to arrive early for seating.
Shipping updates from Honolulu report the Enterprine to make one final run to Hilo for Ban Francho on the recent Thursday night, then return to Hauwall port for hull inspection and general overhauling. Several vessels including the Matson steamer Merl and schooner Ehtoraie are active, with cargoes shifting and crews noting frequent rain and busy discharge operations at Kahului and Nawiliwili.
A Wilhelmina message from Honolulu details a cargo and passenger movement. It lists 4160 tons cargo for Honolulu, 140 tons for Hite, 72 work men for Honolulu, 124 pack work, a Farad express matter and an automobile, plus one gasoline launch. Docking at Matron wharf foot of Nuu-Wut street, arriving Tuesday morning.
Classified rental notice for warehouse and office space in Alukex Atreut between King Hotel and Ste. Apply on premises.
Public notice for the high school entrance exam scheduled Tuesday morning January 13, 1911. Only candidates who completed the eighth grade or equivalent are admitted, with supervision by the district superintendent.
A long list of ships and crews from San Francisco Yokohama and other ports appears with June dates for arrivals and departures. The notes cover vessels like Malla, S. S. Korea, and American-Hawaiian freighters, plus plans for Tehuantepec route freight and transfers at Puerto Mexico, with mentions of derelict targets and naval practice near San Diego.
A disrupted OCR snippet notes the Pacific Mall steamer Mongolia arriving off quarantine on Monday morning. It mentions prompt departure for Orient trade and plans tied to other ships and cargo, including expected arrivals from Hinwsil ports with foodstuffs and other commerce.
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