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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1911
Page
8
Market page reports latest Honolulu Stock Exchange quotes for June 24 1911. Notable figures include a Dow timber and chemical item at 3.08 per unit and 679.60 per ton. Other entries reference Bonarda and F200 materials with unclear tonnage and broker notes.
A garbled local notice list mentions Anchor Salant exhibitors, Fort and Beestuna places, Wall Nichols Co Ltd with fireworks, and declarations by Robert Going and J Sliva. It advertises free items for Green Stamps, phone numbers, a construction contractor, Henry May & Co closing at one tomorrow, and film cameras from Prine Film Pack. It also references Honolua Photo Supply Co and a Corwin expedition figure, with unclear terms about skotohen of inland and a proposed expo nomenclature.
A true bargain in Realty 18 area near the corner of Liliha and Wyllie streets presents an investment chance or home option. Do not sleep on this until you have seen it, as keen buyers are expected.
A fragment from Island Investment Co. Limited lists members and stock items including Muwallan, Ruan 103, Buumenwald and Telephane 1586. The text references a cable weldeoan and a postortion bow 606 with quotation marks around Hulton. The readable portion hints at a corporate listing or share notation with several proper nouns and numbers.
A garbled OCR classified item lists various items and ads from a mid century trade page. It mentions a telephone service, a meat marker, carpentry and carriage services, a suite address on Queen Street, and several maritime references including ships, tonnage, and operations around Midway Island. Multiple company names appear in garbled form, along with phone numbers and scaling hints for local sales.
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