Twelve hundred sheets of good paper for twenty five cents
Local notice states Bulletin office offers twelve hundred sheets of good paper at a price of twenty five cents for general use.
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1909
Page
2
Local notice states Bulletin office offers twelve hundred sheets of good paper at a price of twenty five cents for general use.
Japanese journalist notes a crowded page of notices and legal snips including warnings about court dates, property matters, and a Honolulu steamer schedule. Mentions Hawaiian businesses, the Nippu Jiji office papers, and various local names such as Makino and High Sheriff Henry in a dense string of items and dates.
Local shopping notes list Pastry from thy Palm Cafe near Union Street as top pick, with fresh buns and new offerings at Metropolitan Market. The Empire Theatre prepares a hall for Friday and Saturday shows while Antique items and dining options at various cafes attract patrons. Rentals offered for Allan Herbert place in Wallet Valley for summer, with Henry Waterhouse Trust handling inquiries.
A leaked letter suggests a Honolulu to Los Angeles steamship service may finally launch. An L.A. firm has pledged most funds to buy the ship and assure capacity, with remaining commitments being clarified as the project advances.
Fireworks will mark Independence Day in Hawaii with a July 6 observance due to the Fourth Sunday. Governor Frear will issue a public notice authorizing the event and a demonstration at the trey is planned. Also, Salvation Army camp meeting set for Beulah Park June 19 to 28 led by Colonel Miles, Mrs Miley, and Commissioner Estill.
A garbled ship and cargo report details the steamer Noray arriving with deek pulser and sugar, plus Mauna Loa port observations and a long list of goods at Waterfront Wharf. Weather and vessel movements dominate Hogarth style notes with figures suggesting a large financial loss or cost from the prior day’s events.
A fragmentary text describes a New York cargo arrival and its bearing on the nature of a port trade. It mentions Erskine M Phelps and various figures, with references to Cape Horn and New York brokers, hinting at shipping and economic implications.
A legal notice reports Henry Llishtfout and Gina Hisateed seeking replevin to recover house papers allegedly taken by HlKh Shortt Henry. The matter references disputed possession and continued action to recover documents.
The Bullet Publishing Co announces engraving and lithographing services on the Pacific Coast. It offers estimates for high grade printing and samples of engraved cards announcements and invitations in formal styles for events and smart functions.
Fray. dan i Sn Maan dan Shneewin inclosed a list of names and places in a fragmented notice. The text mentions individuals such as Helene Nebion, Hii Newall, Kabhi, Marvin, Milo, Webb, Stanly, and Grace Powell along with scattered affiliations and locations.
A fragmentary report notes Iris Due and a list of names and places tangled in a muddled recount. The text hints at a trial or legal matter with references to persons and events but remains unclear and scrambled.
The report mentions a Pineapple Meeting with Hawaiian association figures and officials, plus a court notice about a resident leaving Oakland. Judge Lorigan of the Supreme Court and various named individuals are referenced in a convoluted passage, noting a veteran’s case and a naval context. The text is garbled but signals civic notices and local figures.
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