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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1912
Page
14
The Honolulu Stock Exchange reports a larger sugar quotation on June 1 with a price of 292 cents per pound and 879.00 per ton, reflecting market movement. Trade details mention Wodnomlay as the exchange location in this daily listing.
An eccentric satire by George Fitch on aviation culture and social folly. The piece lampoons pilots and enthusiasts, noting public interest in flight, gatherings, and the allure of novelty, while wryly slipping into reflections on manners, education, and the era’s fascination with machines and status.
A Hawaii Territory board warns that fruit fly work may stall unless residents cooperate. Officials discuss inspection boosts, regulatory changes, and new research plans involving entomologists to curb outbreaks in avocados, bananas, and pineapples while seeking federal funding and expert collaboration.
A fragmented report discusses attempts at pest control and cooperation among local authorities and commercial groups. It mentions President Giffard pushing for stronger action and improved collaboration to limit pest reproduction, with emphasis on cleanliness and coordinated effort.
A Yale student, Lawihing Williame, tops his class of more than 40 at Dah College, as announced by President LGriltities. The report notes he attended Yale yesterday and stands out among peers, with other students from Bhatti Rehentitic School and Lanarmen mentioned in connection to the feat.
Local land commission allocates two hundred lots for homesteads across districts including Nata te Bay and North aol South Hike and Hammkia. Fourteen applicants seek multiple tracts with drawings scheduled at select venues on Wednesday and Monday. Winners will be chosen at the land offices in Hilo and Walohinu with events on Monday and Thursday.
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