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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1911
Page
8
Island Investment Co Limited is listed with a peculiar address fragment referencing Mayalian Black Rye Mu TiRe Room 108 Biosecward builds and a Bulldog related address. The items appear as disjointed fragments without a clear event or outcome.
The message lists financial figures including stock prices and sugar quotations. It references Meftryde and Olan values, the Honolulu Stock Exchange, and a latest sugar quotation at 72.40 per ton with currency notation. Names and figures indicate commodity and stock price data from the period.
Fragmentary OCR presents a jumble of personal names, places, and markings. Readable fragments mention individuals such as Kaliolokilel J Raby Balbyy MoK Rulffen and Kellie with scattered references to towns and institutions. The text lacks coherent events or dates to form a clear news item.
A garbled local notice page shows diverse items from sales and services to legal matters and court news. Mentions Anchor Salon chowera germs, Lowi Stables, Wall Niehwin Co, Temple meeting, sanitary efforts, distilled water, and free offers. Headlines hint at public notices, business ads, and court actions with several names and places in Honolulu.
The College Hall corps gains two additional monitors as plans progress for a large colonial building next year. President Gilmore says no permanent appointment has yet been made though correspondence is in progress with prospective holders of veterinary medicine and work of the new post. The college closed last term with no graduating exercises or candidates. repairs will be made during the summer and the building is to reopen in the fall with enhanced facilities. Meanwhile the Arizonan freighter departs Salina Cruz for San Francisco Seattle and Honolulu, expected to reach Honolulu around January 1.
Public notice under Chapter 43 of the Hawaii Revised Laws 1905 warns that water rates for the period ending December 31 1911 must be paid by the due date July 1. Delinquent payments incur a 10 percent additional charge and disconnection may occur if unpaid. Issued by the Water Works offices and the Superintendent of Honolulu Water Works.
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