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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1909
Page
3
A garbled 19th century public notice describes cattle tender offers and eligibility requirements under a health board. It references July to September dates, bids, and evaluation by the Board of Health, with specifications about number, delivery, and safety standards. The document cites the President and notes publication as required by law.
Fragmented OCR notes recount a ceremony at Oahu College with mentions of graduates, parental involvement, and a president figure. The passage references a school event with unclear dates and mixed names, emphasizing the educational period and community responses.
Fragmented OCR describes a floral parade poster from 1910 with mentions of a committee and a female officer panel. It references a public event, a committee, and a religious or community display at a fairground with an emphasis on floral designs and societal roles in the procession.
A damaged report describes St Andrews Cathedral hosting a Brotherhood event with preparations and train transportation details. The piece mentions Father Thomas Green and a nearby accident tied to Good Roads voting. It notes a 1940s era fundraising effort and local civic actions, including a $41,000 bond plan and $1500 for candidate entrance to the city.
City reports detail riot convictions for Mikawa and Featerdas, with court actions against several, while a large engineering project links to the Hook and Ladder leaders. Debates over crews, water supply, and fire department readiness surface as officials plan for looming expenditures and a potential mobility of resources.
Settlers protest a Land Department order affecting a tract near Wabeleo, led by Belekson, Gorse Pmncker, Antony Gamer, Adal Corrow, and Charlee Aldon. They allege rent disputes, claim back rent owed, and vow court action to resist eviction. George Willamy cites nonresident owners and several squatters, including a Hawaiian, complicating the case and suggesting a contested public works transfer.
Fragment from a 1980 bulletin page shows a civil notice naming individuals and a family connection. It includes a reference to a wife and daughter and lists editorial rooms and business office, along with telephone details for the Bulletin office.
A letter from Cranes Bangnay in Graniteville Vermont requests publication about a vegetable-based remedy marketed by Lydia E. Pinkham. The writer asserts women suffer during critical periods and credits the product with restoring health, urging other women to try it.
The Office of the Heart of Health Honolulu invites tenders for six months of supplies from July 1 1908 to December 31 1909. Tenders due June 22 1908 at noon, with forms provided by the Board of Health. Open to qualified bidders complying with Act 63, Boundary Lowey 1400.
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