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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1910
Page
6
Two year pitch urges investment in Ventura Oil Development Co stock at 15 cents per share. Describes one square mile of Ventura district holdings, no liens, no promotion stock, and claims strong profits ahead with safe, profitable returns.
A fragmented OCR list names numerous Hawaiian sugar and plantation firms including Kahuku Plantation Co, Haiku Sugar Co, Makaha and Walugalawa groups, Waimea Sugar Mill Co, Hawaiian Electric, and related inland steam and telecommunication entities. The passage presents a catalog of firms with scattered, unclear punctuation.
A garbled OCR list shows multiple company names and prices such as H and M Co 18.50, Sug Co 893.40, Onliv Bue Co 62.50, Bug Co 2.0, Boaston Sales 1 16 EB and M. Co 18.60, Mefiryde 5.62, Ooha Bum Co 92.60, Honokaa 19.50, and an auger quotation 84.80 indicating a chaotic, price-focused catalog without a clear narrative.
A fragmented OCR item mentions a bulletin ad pay plea and a local notice in unclear terms. Names and places are unreadable, but the snippet hints at an advertisement transaction or payment prompt amid scattered words. The readable bits imply a public or commercial notice with minimal coherent details.
A rough assortment of items from a Honolulu Bulletin page recalls new stock at the Bulletin office and woodward patterns, a car repair shop on Queen Street, hotel notices, hotel guests seen at Kapolani Park races, a pending meeting of Oceante Lodge, and a variety of local happenings. Reports include a Japanese girl injured by a dray, the death of D W Baker, and a planned July 14 public meeting led by Winslow to discuss harbor lines with updates from federal plans.
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